Naturland Inspection Checklist - Season: 2011 Certification Wildfish ...

In case of answering any question with NO, please provide an explanation
(annex) in any case.
Checkpoints marked with * are explained in detail in the supplementary
sheet “Comments”.
A.2 MwMu: Results of Monitoring
Monitoring results must show that: 1. Fishing activities of BMUS involved do not contribute
to illegal fishing: 2. Size of 100% of fish going into processing are within the agreed
minimum limits of 50 cm and above. 3. Level of undersized fish (less than 50 cm) should be
within acceptable limits and will be monitored. *
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comments / explanations:
There is an effective control of the condition of the fish at the collection point from the fisher up to the factory. The daily catch
analysis is working effectively and helps the factory to know the trend of fish caught I the lake and fish brought at the factory.
A.3 MwMu: Obligatory fishery practices
To use gillnets with a mesh size of more than 6 inches To observe closed seasons and
closed areas (sanctuaries gazette by Dept. Fish) *
The fisher community shall live in houses that are weather proof and well ventilated. ��� �������
Settlements must allow basic hygiene.
comments / explanations:
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house that are proof to
weather.
Fishers live on own homes like other villagers. They go fishing at night and come back home during day.
The living houses have windows and leaking proof roof.
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2 All: Health services
Each fisher community participating must be able to have access to health services within
60 minutes (240 minutes for islands on good weather conditions) from landing site. Mobile
health services are made available at least once a month to the island landing sites.
comments / explanations: Health services provided by the Diocese of Victoria Nyanza have
been extended to the Islands including Rukuba. The service is provided in contract of two years since
2010 August.
3 All: HIV/AIDS information and care
Each fisher community participating must have access to HIV/AIDS (including
PMTCT)/STD/TB information, education, testing, care and treatment.
Comments / explanations: MFP in collaboration with AFRICAN INLAND CHURCH started Radio programme to educate
communities in HIV/AIDS. The programmes aired by Local VICTORIA RADIO STATION based in MUSOMA. THE PROGRAMMES AIRED
EVERY SUNDAY AT 10.30 HOURS. This is in additional to medical services provided by medical officers from DIOCIESE OF VICTORIA
NYANZA; a church based organization contracted for that purpose to provide services to fisher communities. The contract is of two years from
August 2010.
4 All: Access to school for children
Each child (age 7 - 14) must be able to attend primary education during the complete cycle.
In order to attend the school, children may not be exposed to hazardous situations or may
not have to put in an effort which is not suitable for a child of that age. In populations larger
than 1500 people, a primary school with trained teachers has to be present. Walking
distance to the next primary school shall not be more than 5 km.
comments / explanations: School visited and demand for facilities determined. Order is made for desks, and writing materials. The
supplier; Mr. D. Patel representing FALCON P. ltd, confirmed to have first delivery in May 2011. The desks will be made from recycled plastic and
saw dust wastes.
7 All: Housing
Certification Wildfish Lake Victoria Musoma (1.0) Season: 2011
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