PRAO CABO VERDE
PRAO Cabo Verde |
PRAO Guinée |
PRAO Guinée Bissau |
PRAO Mauritanie |
PRAO Sierra Leone |
PRAO Ghana |
PRAO Liberia |
ID du Projet : P106063
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Durée du Projet |
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Project Fund |
Start Date (effectiveness) |
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Remarks |
US$ 6 million (IDA credit) |
30 avril 2010 |
15 déc. 2014 |
Prolongé au 15 sept. 2016 |
US$ 2 million (GEF Grant) |
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Total: US$ 8 million |
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Project Development Objective for phase 1: to strengthen the capacity of Cabo Verde to govern and manage targeted fisheries, reduce illegal fishing and increase local value added to fish products.
Key Outcomes:
- Improved Governance indicator: Territorial use rights fisheries (TURFs) legally established in targeted coastal fisheries by end of Phase I;
- Reduction of Illegal Fishing indicator: Reduction of fishing vessels observed by aerial/surface patrol or by radar and satellite monitoring, that are committing a serious infraction (i.e. fishing without a license, or fishing in a prohibited zone or using prohibited gear); and
- Increased Local Value Added indicator: Increase or stabilization in the volume of exports from targeted fisheries.
Key intermediate indicators:
Improved Governance:
- Clear principles and policies are established to increase the wealth from fisheries through strengthened rights and equitable allocation of these rights which balances economic efficiency and social benefits;
- Percentage of small-scale fishing vessels in targeted fisheries that are registered by end of Phase I;
- Number of communities that are allocated fishing rights;
- Number of vessels reduced in targeted fisheries that are overexploited;
Reduced Illegal Fishing:
- Number of total patrol days at sea per year in targeted fisheries;
- A satellite-based fishing vessel monitoring system (VMS) is in place and functioning by end of Phase I;
Increased Local Value-Added:
- Pilot integrated fish landing site clusters established by the Program and operating by end of Phase I; and
- A sanitary authority is accredited for certification of exports to the European Union, in each country.
Component 1. Good Governance and Sustainable Management of the Fisheries
Sub-component 1.1 Development of the capacity, Rules, Procedures and Practices for Good Governance of the Fisheries
Activities:
- Registration of all Fishing Vessels (Development of registration procedures, installation of a database for the vessel registry, training and data entry)
- Assessment of the Status of Key Fish Stocks (regular biological and economic assessments of the state of targeted fish resources)
- Transparency and Accessibility of Fisheries Management Information (National Dashboard)
- Preparation and Implementation of revisions of existing Management Plans that set Levels of Sustainable Exploitation for Targeted Fisheries, and Create Rights and Allocation Mechanisms for those Fisheries
Sub-Component 1.2 Introduction of Fishing Rights
Activity:
- Introduction of Fishing Rights through a System of Co-Management that will evolve into pilot Territorial Use Rights Fishing (TURFs)
- Establishment of community co-management associations to manage the TURFs
Sub-Component 1.3 Adjustment of Fishing Effort and Capacity to more Sustainable Levels, Introduction of Alternative Livelihoods where Needed
Activity:
- Transition of Small-Scale Fishers and Fish Processors to Alternative Livelihoods.
- Promotion of small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) outside of the fisheries sector
- Developing and implementing a package of support targeted to youth in fishing communities, training and technical assistance to develop alternative livelihood packages.
Activities:
- Strengthening coordination of MCS activities and an Integrated Approach to Surveillance (operational manuals, support to workshops and data exchange instruments)
- Preparing a sustainable financing mechanism for fisheries surveillance operations
- Recruit and training of fisheries inspectors and observers
- Support surveillance patrol
- Procuring goods and equipment for surveillance operations and support the operating costs of the satellite-based fishing vessel monitoring system (VMS)
- Constructing two coastal surveillance stations in strategic points and conduct participatory surveillance operations with targeted communities
- Implementing practices in conformity with international obligations such as Port State Measures
Component 3. Increasing the Contribution of the Marine Fish Resources to the Local Economies
Sub-Component 3.1 Fish Landing Site Clusters
Activities:
- Support a network of integrated fish landing site clusters at Santiago Port
- Support to rehabilitate the electricity grid and water supply at the Praia port as well as goods and equipment for a fish auction hall Construction of landing site clusters
Component 4. Coordination, Monitoring and Evaluation and Program Management
Sub-Component 4.1 National Implementation
Activities:
- Project Implementation Unit prepares annual work program, budget, update of the monitoring and evaluation indicators and procurement plan
- Technical assistance for national implementation