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THE STATISTICS OF FISHING PORTS ACTIVITIESIncluding Artisanal FisheriesDescription (Average)Class of Fishing PortOceanic Archipelagic CoastalThe Amount of Landed Fishes (Ton/ location) 48,048 25,640 3,657The Frequent Of Boat Transit (Unit/ location) 36,652 11,840 9,449The Number Of fishing gear (Unit/ location) 334 472 315The distribution of Clean Water (Ton/ location) 102,597 12,759 20,559The distribution of Ice (Ton/ location) 31,661 23,772 2,514The distribution of Fuel (Ton/ location) 23,031 10,101 9,429The Number Of Fisherman (Person/ Location) 4,848 3,707 1,368The Number Of Employee (nonfisherman)(Person/ Location) 31,274 16,733 13,241The Number investment (Company/ Location) 30 20 15
FISHERIES MANAGEMENT RELATED TOIUU FISHING Overfishing – Overcapacity Input control, de facto Open Acces Domination of ex foreign fishing vessels Why IUU fishing: Demand increase, supply decrease Fish stock depletion Price disparity Lack of surveillance capabilities
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Page 8 and 9: ISSUES RELATED TO ARTISANALFISHERIE
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Page 12 and 13: FISHERIES STATISTIC• FISH FARMER
Page 14 and 15: FISHING PORTSUNDER CENTRAL GOVERNME
Page 16 and 17: ARTISANAL FISHERIES STATISTICSStruc
Page 20 and 21: MODUS OF IUU FISHING WITHOUT FISHIN
Page 22 and 23: IUU FISHING IMPACT ONARTISANAL FISH
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Page 28 and 29: MCS in Fisheries ManagementMechanis
Page 30 and 31: MARITIME SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFTIn co
Page 32 and 33: VESSEL MONITORING SYSTEM
Page 34 and 35: PERCENTAGE OF IUU VESSELVessels 200
Page 36 and 37: THE EFFECT OF INCREASED SURVEILLANC

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