Tiếng Việt
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Training workshop "Enhancing Best Practices for Social Responsibility in Fisheries"
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Workshop "Enhancing Good Practices on Occupational Safety in Fishery"
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BỘ QUY TẮC ỨNG XỬ TỰ NGUYỆN/ VOLUNTARY CODE OF CONDUCT
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International conference of “REVFIN – Preventing, Reducing, and Recycling Fishing Gear Waste in Vietnam’s Coastal Waters”
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Technical Workshop on Developing Procedures for Controlling Foreign Fishing Vessels Engaged in Fishing, Transporting, and Transshipping Fishery Products of Wild-Caught Origin at Vietnamese Ports
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Vietnam is steadily improving its legal framework and implementation of the Port State Measures Agreement (PSMA)
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Labor and Social Responsibility Policy for the Vietnam Yellowfin Tuna Handline Fishery Improvement Project (FIP)
Vietnam Yellowfin Tuna
Yellowfin tuna is Vietnam’s most valuable wild-capture export product, making it a critical source of jobs and income. There are approximately 3,000 vessels and 9,000 fishers fishing for yellowfin, with a total export value of nearly $646 million in 2022.
The fishery faces challenges from a lack of robust harvest strategy and control rules, adequate data on ecosystem impacts, and sufficient management to reduce bycatch, such as sharks and turtles.
The active involvement of FIP Stakeholders, including several national government agencies, and FIP Participants are helping to drive improvements against the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) standard.
https://seafoodsustainability.org/portfolio/vietnam-yellowfin-tuna/
https://fisheryprogress.org/fip-profile/vietnam-yellowfin-tuna-longlinehandline
