Inspection report Mwanza fishery - Naturland
Inspection report Mwanza fishery - Naturland
Inspection report Mwanza fishery - Naturland
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In case of answering any question with NO, please provide an explanation<br />
(annex) in any case.<br />
Checkpoints marked with * are explained in detail in the supplementary<br />
sheet “Comments”.<br />
A.2 MwMu: Results of Monitoring<br />
Monitoring results must show that: 1. Fishing activities of BMUS involved do not contribute<br />
to illegal fishing: 2. Size of 100% of fish going into processing are within the agreed<br />
minimum limits of 50 cm and above. 3. Level of undersized fish (less than 50 cm) should be<br />
within acceptable limits and will be monitored. *<br />
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Comments / explanations:<br />
There is an effective control of the condition of the fish at the collection point from the fishermen up to the factory.<br />
The daily catch analysis is working effectively and helps the factory to know the trend of fish caught and fish<br />
brought at the factory.<br />
A.3 MwMu: Obligatory <strong>fishery</strong> practices<br />
To use gillnets with a mesh size of more than 6 inches To observe closed seasons and<br />
closed areas (sanctuaries gazette by Dept. Fish) *<br />
Comments / explanations: the closing season is from… to……of every year and monitored<br />
by government patrol boats. BMUs provided fiber boats for surveillance<br />
2 All: Health services<br />
Each fisher community participating must be able to have access to health services within<br />
60 minutes (240 minutes for islands on good weather conditions) from landing site. Mobile<br />
health services are made available at least once a month to the island landing sites.<br />
Comments / explanations: elaborate plan available with contracted DIOCISE OF VICTORIA<br />
NYANZA to implement outreach health services and medication.<br />
3 All: HIV/AIDS information and care<br />
Each fisher community participating must have access to HIV/AIDS (including<br />
PMTCT)/STD/TB information, education, testing, care and treatment.<br />
Comments / explanations: Information and services provided by DVN ref 2 above and local,<br />
national and international NGOs including AMREF<br />
4 All: Access to school for children<br />
Each child (age 7 - 14) must be able to attend primary education during the complete cycle.<br />
In order to attend the school, children may not be exposed to hazardous situations or may<br />
not have to put in an effort which is not suitable for a child of that age. In populations larger<br />
than 1500 people, a primary school with trained teachers has to be present. Walking<br />
distance to the next primary school shall not be more than 5 km.<br />
comments / explanations: Falcon P ltd have been contacted to deliver schools facilities like<br />
desks and writing materials. Local authorities funded by District Councils have provided<br />
latrines to primary schools<br />
7 All: Housing<br />
The fisher community shall live in houses that are weather proof and well ventilated.<br />
Settlements must allow basic hygiene.<br />
comments / explanations: In islands fishers live in camp dormitories constructed by<br />
suppliers. They are weather proof. Those in mainland leave in their houses rented or built.<br />
Latrine services are available<br />
Certification Wildfish Lake Victoria <strong>Mwanza</strong> (1.0) Season: 2011<br />
27.01.2011, 14:53:14<br />
OK<br />
NO<br />
Not<br />
Relevant<br />
�see Annex No.<br />
Not<br />
Checked<br />
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plan<br />
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