Findings of the independent cost-benefit assessment of the options for strategic re-orientation of WECAFC

Posted on: January 20 2017

Written by: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations December 30 2016
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Publication Category: Agriculture

Summary:
This circular contains the findings of the independent cost-benefit assessment of the options for strategic re-orientation of WECAFC, which was conducted over the period May – December 2015. 
 
The three options assessed are:
1) WECAFC should remain a regional level fisheries advisory commission as a FAO Article VI body and continue to coordinate joint work with the (sub-) regional advisory/management bodies; 
2) WECAFC should become a regional fisheries management organization (RFMO) as an FAO Article XIV body, with a mandate to make legally binding decisions, and
3) WECAFC should become a regional fisheries management organization (RFMO) independent established outside of FAO’s legal framework with a mandate to make legally binding decisions. 
 
For the full circular click here.
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