Improve Monitoring, Control and Surveillance Coastal fishing All vessels active in 2-3 years Initially recurrent Numbers of illegal gears Control of illegal & communities Balochistan licensed to funding for destroyed. Numbers of High destructive fishing and fishers fish with approved gear Fisheries illegal fishing boats methods, and poaching Department. apprehended. Levels of Catch reported more in Balochistan Potentially PKR100 court fines. accurately at sea for territorial waters million per year larger vessels and on Fisheries department (ring-fenced) landing sites for all reports. Court vessels Investment in new judgments. patrol vessels, Improved MCS, tracking by remote investment in sensing, etc. equipment and training, operations IUU fishing by Global benefits Executive decision on Begin in 2013, then Depends on strategy Numbers of IUU fishing Pakistani vessels level of response and allow 5 years to set decided upon. boats. Arrests (including those coordination with other up systems to internationally of Costs will vary registered in jurisdictions reduce IUU fishing Pakistani vessels. depending if Balochistan) in other to acceptable levels affected crews WWF reports jurisdictions compensated (may Fisheries Department be very expensive reports several million IOTA reports US$) Implement Sustainable Development of Introduced in some IFAD already Numbers of – Fisheries Management Fisheries Management areas by the IFAD funding for limited units set Units and plans for all project 2013 pilot areas. up. – discrete stocks and 2019. Other areas no Numbers of protected – Gradually engage geographic areas. Other areas will less than US$5 areas etc set up coastal fisheries to be Scale up require extra inputs million over the IFAD reports managed in a more in 1-2 key from Fisheries next 10 years. Most Coastal Fishing Fisheries Department sustainable manner fisheries involving Department with of this will have to Communities Reports involving the resource formation of the assistance of come from aid NGO reports users through NGOs and donors funding, though Fisheries Department organizations, perhaps some can reports on catches development of be provided through management tools such recurrent budget
Improve Monitoring, Control and Surveillance Control of illegal & destructive fishing methods, and poaching in Balochistan territorial waters High Coastal fishing communities and fishers All vessels active in Balochistan licensed to fish with approved gear Catch reported more accurately at sea for larger vessels and on landing sites for all vessels Improved MCS, investment in equipment and training, operations 2-3 years Initially recurrent funding for Fisheries Department. Potentially PKR100 million per year (ring-fenced) Investment in new patrol vessels, tracking by remote sensing, etc. Numbers of illegal gears destroyed. Numbers of illegal fishing boats apprehended. Levels of court fines. Fisheries department reports. Court judgments. IUU fishing by Pakistani vessels (including those registered in Balochistan) in other jurisdictions Global benefits Executive decision on level of response and coordination with other jurisdictions Begin in 2013, then allow 5 years to set up systems to reduce IUU fishing to acceptable levels Depends on strategy decided upon. Costs will vary depending if affected crews compensated (may be very expensive several million US$) Numbers of IUU fishing boats. Arrests internationally of Pakistani vessels. WWF reports Fisheries Department reports IOTA reports Implement Sustainable Fisheries Management Gradually engage coastal fisheries to be managed in a more sustainable manner involving the resource users through Coastal Fishing Communities Development of Fisheries Management Units and plans for all discrete stocks and geographic areas. Scale up in 1-2 key fisheries involving formation of organizations, development of management tools such Introduced in some areas by the IFAD project 2013 – 2019. Other areas will require extra inputs from Fisheries Department with the assistance of NGOs and donors IFAD – already funding for limited pilot areas. Other areas – no less than US$5 million over the next 10 years. Most of this will have to come from aid funding, though perhaps some can be provided through recurrent budget Numbers of units set up. Numbers of protected areas etc set up IFAD reports Fisheries Department Reports NGO reports Fisheries Department reports on catches
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