Records kept by fishing Reduced fishing pressure Risks: Aru, Indonesia: 25% reduction in Aru, Indonesia: Approx. ports, to be validated or fleet size within the shrimp and red 775 registered fishing Insufficient coordination updated during snapper fisheries. vessels in Aru operating leads to delays; implementation in the red snapper and South Fly, PNG: 1 ton per year Resource users are Available compliance shrimp fisheries dried fish maw (bladder) produced. reluctant to collaborate; records (combined). Assumptions: Monitoring reports South Fly, PNG: 2 tons The fishing community per year dried fish maw and other private sector (bladder) produced. actors are willing to participate in the project activities and appreciate the long-term benefits of more responsible resource use over short-term impacts; Technological and market-based solutions that create economic incentives for applying integrated approaches are available and feasible to implement in project areas; Records kept by fishing Improved use of fish Risks: Aru, Indonesia: Approx. Aru, Indonesia: 50% of vessels ports, to be validated or gear/techniques 775 registered fishing within the shrimp and red snapper Insufficient coordination updated during vessels in Aru operating fisheries using improved gear; 50% leads to delays; implementation in the shrimp and red vessels using VMS; 25% vessels Resource users are Available compliance snapper fisheries; 775 applying improved gear to reduce reluctant to collaborate; records vessels (<30 GT) which turtle bycatch. Assumptions: do not have VMS; 1400 Monitoring reports Merauke, Indonesia: 50% The fishing community vessels using gillnet gear. barramundi fishers using improved and other private sector Merauke, Indonesia: gear. actors are willing to Approx. 500 registered participate in the project South Coast, Timor-Leste: 50% fishing vessels operating activities and appreciate vessels within the mackerel fishery in the barramundi fishery the long-term benefits of using improved gear/techniques. in Merauke. more responsible resource use over short-term South Coast, impacts; Approx. 150
Reduced fishing pressure Aru, Indonesia: Approx. 775 registered fishing vessels in Aru operating in the red snapper and shrimp fisheries (combined). South Fly, PNG: 2 tons per year dried fish maw (bladder) produced. Aru, Indonesia: 25% reduction in fleet size within the shrimp and red snapper fisheries. South Fly, PNG: 1 ton per year dried fish maw (bladder) produced. Records kept by fishing ports, to be validated or updated during implementation Available compliance records Monitoring reports Risks: Insufficient coordination leads to delays; Resource users are reluctant to collaborate; Assumptions: The fishing community and other private sector actors are willing to participate in the project activities and appreciate the long-term benefits of more responsible resource use over short-term impacts; Technological and market-based solutions that create economic incentives for applying integrated approaches are available and feasible to implement in project areas; Improved use of fish gear/techniques Aru, Indonesia: Approx. 775 registered fishing vessels in Aru operating in the shrimp and red snapper fisheries; 775 vessels (<30 GT) which do not have VMS; 1400 vessels using gillnet gear. Merauke, Indonesia: Approx. 500 registered fishing vessels operating in the barramundi fishery in Merauke. South Coast, Approx. 150 Aru, Indonesia: 50% of vessels within the shrimp and red snapper fisheries using improved gear; 50% vessels using VMS; 25% vessels applying improved gear to reduce turtle bycatch. Merauke, Indonesia: 50% barramundi fishers using improved gear. South Coast, Timor-Leste: 50% vessels within the mackerel fishery using improved gear/techniques. Records kept by fishing ports, to be validated or updated during implementation Available compliance records Monitoring reports Risks: Insufficient coordination leads to delays; Resource users are reluctant to collaborate; Assumptions: The fishing community and other private sector actors are willing to participate in the project activities and appreciate the long-term benefits of more responsible resource use over short-term impacts;
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