Ocean Partnerships for Sustainable Fisheries and Biodiversity Conservation - Models for Innovation and Reform
Project Objective: This Project aims to support pilot public and private sector investment in better managed fisheries based on migratory stocks that straddle developing countries’ coastal jurisdictions (EEZs) and ABNJ. More specifically, it will identify and help develop four pilot investments with high potential to deliver enhanced economic, social and environmental benefits from living marine resources. Such benefits will be achieved through reforms in the ways fisheries are managed.
The Project is regionally executed through the following sub-projects:
- Bay of Bengal region – small-scale tuna longline fisheries
- Western Central Pacific Ocean – tuna fisheries prosecuted mainly by distant-water fishing nations under the Parties to Nauru Agreement’s Vessel Day Scheme
- West/Central Atlantic and Caribbean – recreational and commercial small-scale fisheries targeting billfish
- Eastern Pacific Ocean – increasing the sustainability of the skipjack tuna purse seine fisheries In addition, a global think tank (GloTT) will support inter-regional coordination, outreach and collaboration, with a global innovation grant facility supporting a range of innovative activities
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GEF ID | 4856 |
IBRD ID | 128437 |
Project type | Full-Size Project |
Status | closed (Project Completed) |
Start Date | 17 Nov 2014 |
End Date | 01 Dec 2018 |
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Focal Area | International Waters, Biodiversity |
GEF Allocation to project | 9,174,311 USD |
Total Cost of the project: | 49,524,311.00 USD |
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World Bank |
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Charlotte de Fontaubert
Project Coordinator
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