Traduction de «pesca sostenibile » (Italien → Anglais) :

sustainable fisheries [ fishing sustainability | sustainable fisheries partnership | sustainable fishing | sustainable seafood ]

fisheries partnership agreement | sustainable fisheries partnership agreement | FPA [Abbr.] | SFPA [Abbr.]

Sustainable Fisheries Agreement | SFA [Abbr.]

Group on sustainable agriculture, fisheries and forestry, including integrated development of rural areas

sustainable agriculture [ multifaceted agriculture | multifunctional agriculture ]

fisheries boatwoman | local fisheries boatwoman | fisheries boatman | local fishing vessel skipper

fisheries control reporter | fishing activity observer | fisheries observer | fishery observer

fisheries net maker | maker of fishing nets | drift net maker | fishing net maker

Spatial Economics and Sustainability Division

Oceans and seas || Protect and restore the health of oceans and maintain marine biodiversity by mitigiating the impacts from human activity Could include ecosystem approach to management of activities, habitat degradation, threatened species, ensuring protected and sustainably managed areas within and beyond national jurisdictions || Ensure sustainable fisheries (healthy fish stocks) Could include restoring fish stocks to levels that can produce maximum sustainable yield, fleet overcapacity, illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, by-catch and discard, and use of ecosystem approaches || Ensure access to fisheries at local, regional ...[+++]and global levels by subsistence, small-scale fishers. Could include small-scale and artisanal fisherfolk, women fish workers, as well as indigenous peoples and their communities.

The reformed common fisheries policy provides a sound policy framework for sustainable fisheries, and implementation is advancing. Harvesting levels are at or approaching maximum sustainable yield for an increasing number of commercial stocks. Progress has been noteworthy in the northern waters where most stocks subject to catch limits are assessed (up to 90 % in the Baltic) and the majority are managed under the maximum sustainable yield. However, in the Mediterranean and Black Seas, less than 10 % of landings come from assessed stocks and around 90 % of assessed stocks remain overexploited.

* Improve fisheries management to reverse the decline in stocks and ensure sustainable fisheries and healthy marine ecosystems, both in the EU and globally.

the objectives, both annual and multiannual, to be achieved with a view to establishing, over time, responsible and sustainable fishing, taking account of the priorities expressed by Senegal in its national fisheries policy or other policies relating to or having an impact on the introduction of responsible and sustainable fishing, in particular with regard to small-scale fishing and the surveillance, monitoring and combating of illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, as well as priorities for reinforcing Senegal's scientific capacities in the fisheries sector;