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The Atlantic Ocean Tropical tuna Tagging Programme (AOTTP): sustainable management of Atlantic tropical tuna

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The EU funded Atlantic Ocean Tropical Tuna Tagging Programme (AOTTP) aims at spreading the use of management measures which contribute to sustainable fishing, economic growth and food security in coastal developing countries. AOTTP is a scientific programme using marker-capture data to better understand the biology of the three most important tropical tuna species in the Atlantic: bigeye, skipjack, and yellow fin and to use this knowledge to better manage this precious natural resource.

This Lunchtime Conference at the External InfoPoint of DG International Cooperation and Development will present the progress of AOTTP and the future workplan and will explain awareness raising and capacity building activities.

Programme

Introduction
• Leonard MIZZI, Head of Unit, DEVCO C1- Rural Development, Food Security, Nutrition
• Anders JESSEN, Head of unit MARE B2- Regional Fisheries

Management Organisations
• Driss MESKI, Executive Secretary, ICCAT

Presentation
• Doug BEARE, AOTTP Coordinator

 

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Location

External Cooperation Infopoint (Belgium)

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DEVCO, Unit C1- Rural Development, Food Security, Nutrition; Unit MARE B2- Regional Fisheries Management Organisations; AOTTP

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