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Enhancing fisheries management with MSE and Harvest Strategies.

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  The integration of MSE and harvest strategies is critical in addressing the challenges of modern fisheries management . These tools help mitigate risks associated with overfishing , climate change and economic uncertainties by providing a structured, science-driven and adaptive approach to decisionmaking .  Additionally, they foster international cooperation , as many fish stocks , particularly tuna, are highly migratory and require coordination among multiple nations.   By adopting MSE and robust management procedures , fisheries managers can enhance stock sustainability , maintain economic and viable fisheries, and ensure that marine ecosystems continue to thrive for future generations

Global Tuna RFMO Management Strategy evaluation (MSE) Workshop - Day 3.

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The FAO Common Oceans Tuna Project together with project partner ICCAT is convening a joint tuna-RFMO workshop focused on Management Strategy Evaluation (MSE). This workshop brings together scientists, managers, and stakeholders from each of the five tuna RFMOs to: Share lessons learned and best practices for MSE development from across the RFMOs. Consider opportunities for collaboration as well as ways to harmonize and streamline MSE development processes across the tuna RFMOs. The Common Oceans Program is a global partnership funded by the Global Environmental Facility (GEF), implemented by FAO. The Tuna Project seeks to achieve responsible, efficient, and sustainable. Watch the livestream  Management Strategy Evaluation Workshop (Tuna project)- Day 3

Global Tuna RFMO Management Strategy evaluation (MSE) Workshop - Day 2.

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The FAO Common Oceans Tuna Project together with project partner ICCAT is convening a joint tuna-RFMO workshop focused on Management Strategy Evaluation (MSE). This workshop brings together scientists, managers, and stakeholders from each of the five tuna RFMOs to: Share lessons learned and best practices for MSE development from across the RFMOs. Consider opportunities for collaboration as well as ways to harmonize and streamline MSE development processes across the tuna RFMOs. The Common Oceans Program is a global partnership funded by the Global Environmental Facility (GEF), implemented by FAO. The Tuna Project seeks to achieve responsible, efficient, and sustainable. Watch the livestream  Management Strategy Evaluation Workshop (Tuna project)- Day 2