Spcsrp | Commission Sous-Régionale des Pêches

De 17 a 19 de Novembro 2015 em Dakar, República do Senegal, a Comissão Sub-Regional das Pescas (CSRP), em colaboração com o Instituto de investigação para o desenvolvimento (IRD),  organizou a secunda Conferência Internacional « Abordagem ecossistémica da gestão das pescas e do ambiente marinho nas águas oeste-africanas », ICAWA 2015.

De 1 à 5 de Dezembro de 2015 em Banjul, a Comissão Sub-Regional das Pescas, em assosciação com o Banco Mundial, organiza um atelier de restituição do estudo sobre o Registo sub-regional dos navios de pesca.

Nos dia 16 e 17 de Dezembro 2015 em Dakar, Senegal. Greenpeace e a Comissão Sub Regional das Pescas (CSRP) organizarem um atelier regional de formação sobre a medida de arqueação dos navios de pesca industrial, no final do qual foram aprovadas fortes recomendações na matéria do reforço de conhecimentos no quadro da luta contra a pesca INN.

A Comissão Sub-Regional das Pescas (CSRP) organiza, com o apoio da Administração Nacional Oceánica e Atmosférica dos Estados-Unidos (NOAA), uma série de actividades nacionais nos seus Estados membros com o fim de facilitar a validação do Plano de acções Sub-Regional dos avisos do Tribunal Internacional do Direito do Mar (TIDM). O objectivo é de fazer com que o Plano de acção Sub-Regional seja validado pelo Comité de Coordenação e a Conferência dos Ministros da CSRP, antes da sua apresentação aos Parceiros Financeiros e Técnicos.
 

O último trimestre do ano 2015 e o inicio do ano 2016 foram particularmente marcados pela intensificação da persiguição aos navios de pesca INN na zona CSRP. Com o efeito, muitos navios foram apresados pelos Estados membros, quer ao nível estatal em si mesmo como também no quadro da cooperação sub-regional.

1. O caso do navio «KUNLUN » arvorando pavilhão Saint-Vincent & Grenadines                                                

De 29 de Fevereiro  à 4 de Março 2016, em Elmina, República de Ghana, foi organizado um atelier pela União Africana-Bureau Interafricain dos recursos animais (AU-IBAR) e o Banco Mundial, em colaboração com a Comissão Sub-Regional das Pescas, reunindo uma centena de jornalistas africanos para uma formação sobre a pesca durável, sob o tema « Expolorar o poder das mídias para aumentar a sensibilização sobre a pesca em África».

Within the framework of the West Africa Regional Fisheries Program (WARFP), the Sub Regional Fisheries Commission is organizing a workshop to validate the draft of the training guide on the implementation of the Port State Measures in SRFC Member States and in West Africa in Praia, Cape Verde on 5 and 6 March 2012.

The SRFC is organizing the second meeting of the Regional Steering Committee of WARFP in Praia, Cabo Verde, from 1 to 2 March 2012. The purpose of the meeting is mainly to discuss and approve the work plan and the 2012 budget of the Regional Coordinating Committee of WARFP.

The fourth meeting of the steering committee of the project ‘‘Support to the SRFC for the development of co-management initiatives and the integration of Marine Protected Areas in the development of the west African fisheries’’ was held on 20 February 2012 in Banjul, chaired by the Director of fisheries of the Gambia, also Chairman of the SRFC Coordination Committee.

It brought together representatives of national professional Organizations, Departments of fisheries and several technical and financial Partners of the SRFC.

Side-events of the SRFC to set-up the fishing experts committee to support the West African Regional Network of Marine Protected Areas (RAMPAO) and implement the recommendations of the workshop  on "Marine Areas protected in fisheries management in West Africa. " Towards a network of MPAs contributing to fisheries management

The side event was attended by various stakeholders of the fisheries and MPA management structures. Participants validated the proposed creation of an MPA and Fisheries Working Group.

The 19th Ordinary Session of the Conference of Ministers of the Sub-Regional Fisheries Commission (SRFC) was held in Conakry, Republic of Guinea, from 20 to 21 December, 2012  in the presence of delegations of Member States, diplomatic representations accredited to Guinea and technical and financial partners. This 19th Ordinary Session was marked by the expression of a common will and a strong commitment to work in synergy for the preservation of fisheries resources, and in the fight against IUU (Illicit, Unreported and Unregulated)  fishing.

The 19th Ordinary Session of the Conference of Ministers of the Sub-Regional Fisheries Commission (SRFC) was held in Conakry, Republic of Guinea, from 20 to 21 December, 2012  in the presence of delegations of Member States, diplomatic representations accredited to Guinea and technical and financial partners. This 19th Ordinary Session was marked by the expression of a common will and a strong commitment to work in synergy for the preservation of fisheries resources, and in the fight against IUU (Illicit, Unreported and Unregulated)  fishing.

Du 17 au 19 décembre 2012, la 18e Session Ordinaire du Comité de Coordination de la Commission Sous-Régionale des Pêches (CSRP) s’est tenue à Conakry, République de Guinée, en présence des délégations des États membres, de représentations diplomatiques accréditées en Guinée, et de partenaires techniques et financiers. A l’issue des travaux, d’importantes recommandations ont été formulées pour la 19e Session ordinaire de la Conférence des Ministres de la CSRP, notamment en ce qui concerne la lutte contre la pêche illégale.

Pointe Noire, Congo, 12-16 November 2012. The 10th Conference of Parties (COP 10) to the Abidjan Convention was held from 12 to 16 November, 2012 in Pointe Noire, Republic of Congo, and was attended by the SRFC, represented by Mrs. Diénaba Beye Traoré, Head of the Department Harmonization of Policies and Legislations.

Dakar, from 5 to 9 November 2012 - Within the framework of the implementation of the ACP FISH II program in West Africa, a regional training workshop for local expertise in the development of policy instruments (PI) was organized in Dakar, Senegal, from 05 to 09 November, 2012. Representatives of 14 beneficiary countries, two Regional Fisheries Organizations (SRFC and CPCO) participating in the Program, the Regional Coordinator of the Program for West Africa and the consultants of the INDEMAR consultancy firm were in attendance.

From 17 to 19 April 2012, the SRFC and the West African Association for the Development of Artisanal Fisheries (WADAF) jointly organized in Dakar (Senegal) a workshop on new approaches to optimize the processing and marketing of fishery products in the artisanal sectors.

The workshop is meant to provide information on new approaches to the marketing of fishery products which would help increase the added value, particularly of products from the artisanal fisheries sector.

Mr Kane Ciré Amadou, Permanent Secretary of the SRFC pointed out that “the current environment of the fisheries sector in SRFC Member States is increasingly disquieting because of inadequate capacities to sustainably manage resources, the overexploitation of resources by both artisanal and industrial fishermen and the increasingly disturbing IUU fishing activity”. He added that “the sector has difficulty to fully play its role in ensuring food security and fight against poverty ”.

Dans le cadre du projet « Gouvernance, politiques de gestion des ressources marines et réduction de la pauvreté dans l’Ecorégion WAMER » (Projet « GoWamer »), la CSRP organise, depuis le mois de mai 2014  dans les Etats membres (Mauritanie, Sénégal, Gambie, Guinée-Bissau, Guinée, et Cabo Verde ), une campagne de vulgarisation de deux documents stratégiques élaborés dans le cadre du projet « 

Le 12 Avril 2016, un Accord de Partenariat a été signé entre la Commission Sous Régionale des Pêches (CSRP) et la Fisheries Transparency Initiative (« FiTI »).

Du 17 août 2015 au 16 septembre 2015, la Commission Sous Régionale des Pêches (CSRP) et le Partenariat Régional pour la Conservation de la zone Côtière et Marine en Afrique de l'Ouest (PRCM) organisent, au profit des Etats Membres (Cabo Verde, Gambie, Guinée, Guinée Bissau Mauritanie, Sénégal et Sierra Leone), une série d’ateliers nationaux de sensibilisation sur l’Avis consultatif rendu le 02 Avril 2015 par le Tribunal International du droit de la mer (TIDM) sur la demande soumise par la CSRP (Affaire n° 21).