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FAME (SPC Division of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Marine Ecosystems) main's work is to provide the 22 SPC's member countries and territories with the information they need to make informed decisions on the management and development of their aquatic resources, and help to provide the tools and strengthen the capacity needed to implement these decisions.
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FAME is composed of two programmes: the Oceanic Fisheries Programme and the Coastal Fisheries Programme.
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SPCs vision for the region is a secure and prosperous Pacific Community whose people are educated and healthy and manage their resources in a sustainable way. While FAMEs goal mainly focuses on the sustainable management of marine resources, we don't neglect the opportunities that these provide to improve education, health and prosperity.
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FAME - September 2020
Comparison of artisanal fishing activities across a human population gradient in Kiribati, and the potential impacts on six targeted reef fish species
This study aims to assess artisanal coastal fishing activities in Kiribati and their impact on six reef species...
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FAME - September 2020
The status of sea cucumber stocks in the Kingdom of Tonga
Sea cucumber, has historically been the main invertebrate export fishery in Tonga. A total of 26 described species have been observed during surveys in the shallow water lagoon and reef front habitats around Tonga......
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FAME - September 2020
Women in fisheries Information Bulletin 32
Pandemics are not gender neutral, and there is growing evidence that women and girls are disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 crisis...
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FAME - June 2020
HoF12 Outcomes
The outcomes constitute the main points of consensus among HoF12 delegates that the meeting felt necessary to document...
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