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SFP leads five-year project to boost sustainable fisheries in Africa and Latin America

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What happened

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SFP is leading the Global Marine Commodities 2 Project, a five-year collaboration aimed at improving fisheries sustainability. This project involves seafood value chain actors and public and private partners across six countries in Northwest Africa and Latin America. SFP is acting as the executing agency for the project, which is implemented by the United Nations Development Programme and funded by the Global Environment Facility. The initiative uses market-based tools to reduce overfishing and strengthen supply chains in specific marine ecosystems.

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Why it matters

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The project aims to heighten market demand for sustainable seafood products and ensure responsible supply from the participating regions. By strengthening fisheries supply chains, the initiative seeks to transform the seafood market in the Canary Current Large Marine Ecosystem and the Pacific Central American Coastal Large Marine Ecosystem.

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Who's involved

  • SFPLeading the collaboration and acting as the executing agency for the project.
  • Latin AmericaRegion where the project strengthens fisheries supply chains.
  • Northwest AfricaRegion where the project strengthens fisheries supply chains.
  • United NationsImplementing the Global Marine Commodities 2 Project.
  • Global Environment FacilityFunding the Global Marine Commodities 2 Project.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MauritaniaSpeculative

    Mauritania could see changes in its fisheries supply chains as part of the GMC2 Project.

  • MoroccoSpeculative

    Morocco could see changes in its fisheries supply chains as part of the GMC2 Project.

  • SenegalSpeculative

    Senegal could see changes in its fisheries supply chains as part of the GMC2 Project.

  • PanamaSpeculative

    Panama could see changes in its fisheries supply chains as part of the GMC2 Project.

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