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Fisheries
Fix this textNewsletter
Fix this textNumber 124 (January - March 2008)
Fix this textISSNO24B-076X
Fix this textEditorial
Fix this textA Special Session of the Pacific Island Heads of Fisheries was
Fix this textheld at the UN Food and Agriculture Organization's Sub-regional
Fix this textOffice for the Pacific Islands headquarters in Apia, Samoa, from
Fix this text11-13 February 2008. The purpose of the Special Session was to
Fix this textreview and endorse a revised strategic plan for fisheries manage-
Fix this textment and sustainable coastal fisheries in the Pacific Islands. The
Fix this textoriginal strategic plan was adopted in 2003 by member countries
Fix this textand territories of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community. The
Fix this textdynamic nature of fisheries and the ongoing economic and socio-
Fix this textpolitical changes taking place are raising new challenges that
Fix this textaffected the relevancy of the plan's focus.
Fix this textAt the conclusion of the Special Session, member countries and
Fix this textterritories developed and endorsed the new Pacific Islands
Fix this textRegional Coastal Fisheries Management Policy, now known as
Fix this textthe Apia Policy. To achieve the goal of ensuring the optimal and
Fix this textsustainable use of coastal fisheries and their ecosystems by
Fix this textPacific Island communities, six guiding principles were adopted.
Fix this textYou will find more details on page 4.
Fix this textJean-Paul Gaudechoux
Fix this textFisheries Information Adviser (jeanpaulg@spc.int)
Fix this textParticipants at the Special Session of the
Fix this textPacific Island Heads of Fisheries
Fix this textSECRETARIAT OF THE PACIFIC COMMUNITY
Fix this textPrepared by the Information Section of the Marine Resources Division and printed with financial assistance from France.
Fix this textin This Issue
Fix this textSPC Activities Page 2
Fix this textNews from in and around the region
Fix this textPage 38
Fix this textNauru Nearshore FAD Project -
Fix this textPost-implementation review
Fix this textAngela Templeton
Fix this textand Michel Blanc Page 42
Fix this textUpdates on post-larval fish capture
Fix this textand cultural technology transfer
Fix this textbetween Cook Islands and French
Fix this textPolynesia
Fix this textAntoine Teitelbaum Page 46
Fix this textJICA course on community-based
Fix this textfisheries diversification in Pacific
Fix this textIsland States (Fiji study)
Fix this textWilliam Sokimi Page 50
Fix this textThe Pohnpei, FSM experience at SPC
Fix this textPatterson K. Shed and Donald David
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Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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