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Table 4.2.20. Impact of AFMA Trade Component on Fisheries Subsector, by Selected Regions IMPACT IMPLEMENTATION SELECTED General PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT REGION Impact Reasons Level Reasons 1 Moderate Only small scale fishing, investors Good For seaweeds, sea urchins, and fish Promotion of investments in other sites were discouraged processing Unstable business decisions More conducive to invest in Pangasinan Plenty of investors, and good market demand from Manila 2 Moderate Not enough production to meet local Fair Positive coverage of fishing area; good Observe fair trade laws demand domestic trade with regions 1, 3, and CAR Poor distribution system and multilayered marketing channels Supported by private sector Enhance measures to stabilize prices Good exports of goby marine fish in Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong Good distribution of freshwater and marine fishes in the region Encourage more private sector participation 3 Moderate Quality requirements (HACCP) are met satisfactorily Good Meet EU standard requirements Maintain quality standards Enhance support services to expand production and market 4-B Moderate Domestic trading is active; export Poor Local interests (LGUs) hamper Adherence to national trade laws should be trading is indirect through existing interpretation of laws on domestic and instituted exporters international trade Access to capital for effective trading should be made available Appropriate trainings for entrepreneurs should be done CHED should design multi-level training for entrepreneurs 4.2 - 42
IMPACT IMPLEMENTATION SELECTED General PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT REGION Impact Reasons Level Reasons 5 Low Fisheries trade controlled by traders, Poor Lack of capital for small Strict implementation of product standards surplus in Tilapia locally fisherfolks/traders Limited partnership with DA Organize small fisherfolk for direct trading Conduct trainings on values formation 6 Low Mostly private sector initiative; direct Poor Lack of market intelligence (demand, Target global market importation by foreign buyers (firm to firm transactions) supply, price standards, markets) Improve access to market information 7 Moderate Private sector led; foreign investors Good Good but not AFMA funded; joint gov’t- Establish one stop shop for exporters (DTI, DAprivate sector initiative BFAR, Customs, DOH Support establishment of trade center in Cebu City as proposed by DTI Establish separate fisheries court Upgrade and expand processing facilities for seaweeds Establish fund sourcing from local and foreign sources Improved productivity of seaweed farmers and explore alternative products Support seaweed industry 8 High Was able to access feeds free from Poor Plenty of seminars related to trade not Training to be done by BFAR tariff/duties in Tacloban, Leyte known Fingerling supply adequate Trading linkage still to be set up Provide tax haven for pioneering activities especially in the fisheries subsector Needs assistance for trade Needs support services 10 Moderate Region has existing trade products in prawns and seaweeds Fair Basically initiated by private sector Improve extension services Enhanced transport cost because of the RORO transport system Provide adequate facilities 4.2 - 43
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