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FAME (SPC Division of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Marine Ecosystems) main's work is to provide the 22 SPC's member countries and territories with the information they need to make informed decisions on the management and development of their aquatic resources, and help to provide the tools and strengthen the capacity needed to implement these decisions.
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FAME is composed of two programmes: the Oceanic Fisheries Programme and the Coastal Fisheries Programme.
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SPCs vision for the region is a secure and prosperous Pacific Community whose people are educated and healthy and manage their resources in a sustainable way. While FAMEs goal mainly focuses on the sustainable management of marine resources, we don't neglect the opportunities that these provide to improve education, health and prosperity.
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FAME - March 2023
Legal guide to enabling & strengthening coastal fisheries co-management in the Pacific
This guide is intended to support fisheries agencies of PICTs in assessing and improving their co-management legislative frameworks to enable local fishing communities to meet their aspirations for healthy coastal ecosystems while preserving their livelihoods....
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FAME - March 2023
15th Heads of Fisheries meeting (HoF15)
The 15th HoF will take place at SPC headquarters on 20-24 March.
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FAME - Jan 2023
SPC Fisheries Newsletter #169
This issue includes 13 original articles covering topics as varied as skijack tuna harvest strategies and sea safety for artisanal fishers in Pohnpei ...
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FAME - December 2022
Latest status of tuna stocks available
The tuna fisheries assessment report (commonly referred to as the "TFAR") provides current information on the WCPO tuna fisheries...
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Last Updated on Friday, 24 March 2023 11:27 |
