Quinzième Conférence des directeurs des pêches de la CPS

Quinzième Conférence des directeurs des pêches de la CPS
Date
End Date
Location
SPC Headquarters, New Caledonia
Joint Event
No

La Conférence des directeurs des pêches de la CPS assure la supervision technique de l’ensemble des activités entreprises par la CPS dans le domaine de la pêche et de l’aquaculture, et offre également l’occasion d’examiner de manière approfondie des sujets présentant un intérêt particulier. Elle porte sur les deux programmes pêche de la CPS, à savoir le Programme pêche côtière et le Programme pêche hauturière. La Conférence des directeurs des pêches a pour objet de couvrir l’ensemble des sphères d’intervention des services des pêches des États et Territoires.

Documents d'information (seuls certains documents d'information sont traduits)

DI
1
Rapport sur la suite donnée aux conclusions de la 14e Conférence des directeurs des pêches et de la 3e Conférence régionale des ministres des Pêches
DI
4
Étude des avantages tirés de la pêche dans la région
DI
9
Point sur l’examen des indicateurs du Rapport de situation sur les pêches côtières
IP
1
Progress against the 14th SPC Heads of Fisheries Outcomes and the 3rd Regional Fisheries Ministers Meeting
IP
2
Assessment of climate change vulnerability of Pacific Ocean
IP
3
Introduction to SPC’s Climate Change Flagship
IP
4
A study of the benefits from fisheries in the region
IP
5
Update of SPC Flagship Food Systems Programme
IP
6
Update on SPC FAME Member Request Management System
IP
7
Empowering observers: Offline Longline Observer app
IP
8
SPC FAME Tools – Coastal Fisheries and Aquaculture Programme
IP
9
Update on the review of Coastal Fisheries Report Card indicators
IP
10
Update on PCCOS and the SPC Ocean Flagship
IP
11
Pacific Islands Ocean Acidification Centre: Building monitoring capacity in the Pacific Region
IP
13
Pacific maritime zones status update
IP
15
Implementation of SPC Strategic Plan 2022–2031 through SPC FAME Business Plan 2022–2027
IP
16
Advancing gender equality at SPC through a flagship programme
IP
17
Pacific Fisheries Leadership Programme (PFLP) - New offering: Consulting services to facilitate change
IP
18
The Oceanic Fisheries Management Project III – A Project overview and opportunities
IP
19
Towards improved governance, management, and sustainability of the demersal line fishery in Tonga
IP
20
Draft terms of reference: Oversight Committee for SPC-FAME Climate Change Initiatives

Présentations

Day 2 - Progress report against outcomes from HoF14 and RFMM3
Day 2 - Results reporting against SPC FAME Business Plan 2022–2027
Day 2 - SPC FAME priorities and emerging work areas 2023
Day 2 - Future arrangements for SPC Heads of Fisheries meeting
Day 3 - Supporting members to review regional fisheries policies
Day 3 - Transforming aquaculture in the region through the Pacific Regional Aquaculture Strategy
Day 3 - Update on the Regional Aquatic Biosecurity Framework
Day 4 - SPC’s Climate Change Flagship
Day 4 - Climate change as a driver of impacts to ecosystems, fisheries and aquaculture
Day 4 - Reports from the 5th Regional Technical Meeting on Coastal Fisheries and Aquaculture and the 2nd Community-Based Fisheries Dialogue
Day 5 - Update of SPC Flagship Food Systems Programme
Day 5 - Update on Geoscience, Energy and Maritime (GEM) Division Projectss: Pacific Islands Ocean Acidification Centre, and Pacific Maritime Zones Status Update
Day 5 - Towards improved governance, management, and sustainability of the demersal line fishery in Tonga
Day 5 - Pathways - Scaling CBFM in the Pacific
Day 5 - Oceanic Fisheries Management Project III 2022–2027 - A project overview
Day 5 - E-reporting experience - Tonga
Day 5 - Coastal fisheries applications
Day 5 - Echoes of Oceania
Day 5 - SPC FAME Member Request Management System - update