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Neuigkeiten von Deck – Dezember 2016 und Jänner 2017

Neuigkeiten von Deck

Der monatliche Newsletter von Low Impact Small-Scale Fishers of Europe

 Dezember 2016 und Jänner 2017

Der Newsletter Dezember 2016 und Jänner 2017 beinhaltet:

  • LIFE Mitglieder aus Irland besuchen gemeinsam mit LIFE Mitarbeitern Institutionen der EU
  • LIFE wurde mit einer großen Mehrheit zum Vorstandsmitglied des Vertriebsbeirats (Market Advisory Council – MAC) gewählt.
  • Neuigkeiten aus der EU
  • Neuigkeiten von unseren mitgliedern
  • Neue mitglieder an bord

Bitte folgen Sie diesem Link  zum Download Neuigkeiten Von Deck –  2017

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11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

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11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

 Once again Spain has turned its back on historic injustices by denying rights to small scale fishers in the Mediterranean to access Bluefin tuna.

Brussels, 14 February 2017

On 7 February, the  Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, announced that the government had published its “Plans for the Fishery, Capacity, and Control of Bluefin tuna” and had fixed the allocation criteria for the reserve pool of quota for 2017.

This document does not correct in any way past mistakes and will continue benefiting the status quo: increasing the fishing possibilities of the very industrial fleets and overlooking – for another year – the Spanish small scale fisheries sector.

LIFE laments that the Spanish Government did not seize this golden opportunity to correct the historic errors and begin to promote a necessary and just balance that guarantees the survival and prosperity of the small-scale fleets, which provide so many social, economic and environmental benefits to coastal communities.

Access the official Press Release by clicking here

Access the letter sent by LIFE to MAPAMA (Spanish Ministry) by clicking here

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11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

,

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

 Once again Spain has turned its back on historic injustices by denying rights to small scale fishers in the Mediterranean to access Bluefin tuna.

Brussels, 14 February 2017

On 7 February, the  Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, announced that the government had published its “Plans for the Fishery, Capacity, and Control of Bluefin tuna” and had fixed the allocation criteria for the reserve pool of quota for 2017.

This document does not correct in any way past mistakes and will continue benefiting the status quo: increasing the fishing possibilities of the very industrial fleets and overlooking – for another year – the Spanish small scale fisheries sector.

LIFE laments that the Spanish Government did not seize this golden opportunity to correct the historic errors and begin to promote a necessary and just balance that guarantees the survival and prosperity of the small-scale fleets, which provide so many social, economic and environmental benefits to coastal communities.

Access the official Press Release by clicking here

Access the letter sent by LIFE to MAPAMA (Spanish Ministry) by clicking here

tide-841098_960_720

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

,

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

 Once again Spain has turned its back on historic injustices by denying rights to small scale fishers in the Mediterranean to access Bluefin tuna.

Brussels, 14 February 2017

On 7 February, the  Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, announced that the government had published its “Plans for the Fishery, Capacity, and Control of Bluefin tuna” and had fixed the allocation criteria for the reserve pool of quota for 2017.

This document does not correct in any way past mistakes and will continue benefiting the status quo: increasing the fishing possibilities of the very industrial fleets and overlooking – for another year – the Spanish small scale fisheries sector.

LIFE laments that the Spanish Government did not seize this golden opportunity to correct the historic errors and begin to promote a necessary and just balance that guarantees the survival and prosperity of the small-scale fleets, which provide so many social, economic and environmental benefits to coastal communities.

Access the official Press Release by clicking here

Access the letter sent by LIFE to MAPAMA (Spanish Ministry) by clicking here

tide-841098_960_720

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

,

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

 Once again Spain has turned its back on historic injustices by denying rights to small scale fishers in the Mediterranean to access Bluefin tuna.

Brussels, 14 February 2017

On 7 February, the  Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, announced that the government had published its “Plans for the Fishery, Capacity, and Control of Bluefin tuna” and had fixed the allocation criteria for the reserve pool of quota for 2017.

This document does not correct in any way past mistakes and will continue benefiting the status quo: increasing the fishing possibilities of the very industrial fleets and overlooking – for another year – the Spanish small scale fisheries sector.

LIFE laments that the Spanish Government did not seize this golden opportunity to correct the historic errors and begin to promote a necessary and just balance that guarantees the survival and prosperity of the small-scale fleets, which provide so many social, economic and environmental benefits to coastal communities.

Access the official Press Release by clicking here

Access the letter sent by LIFE to MAPAMA (Spanish Ministry) by clicking here

tide-841098_960_720

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

,

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

 Once again Spain has turned its back on historic injustices by denying rights to small scale fishers in the Mediterranean to access Bluefin tuna.

Brussels, 14 February 2017

On 7 February, the  Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, announced that the government had published its “Plans for the Fishery, Capacity, and Control of Bluefin tuna” and had fixed the allocation criteria for the reserve pool of quota for 2017.

This document does not correct in any way past mistakes and will continue benefiting the status quo: increasing the fishing possibilities of the very industrial fleets and overlooking – for another year – the Spanish small scale fisheries sector.

LIFE laments that the Spanish Government did not seize this golden opportunity to correct the historic errors and begin to promote a necessary and just balance that guarantees the survival and prosperity of the small-scale fleets, which provide so many social, economic and environmental benefits to coastal communities.

Access the official Press Release by clicking here

Access the letter sent by LIFE to MAPAMA (Spanish Ministry) by clicking here

tide-841098_960_720

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

,

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

 Once again Spain has turned its back on historic injustices by denying rights to small scale fishers in the Mediterranean to access Bluefin tuna.

Brussels, 14 February 2017

On 7 February, the  Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, announced that the government had published its “Plans for the Fishery, Capacity, and Control of Bluefin tuna” and had fixed the allocation criteria for the reserve pool of quota for 2017.

This document does not correct in any way past mistakes and will continue benefiting the status quo: increasing the fishing possibilities of the very industrial fleets and overlooking – for another year – the Spanish small scale fisheries sector.

LIFE laments that the Spanish Government did not seize this golden opportunity to correct the historic errors and begin to promote a necessary and just balance that guarantees the survival and prosperity of the small-scale fleets, which provide so many social, economic and environmental benefits to coastal communities.

Access the official Press Release by clicking here

Access the letter sent by LIFE to MAPAMA (Spanish Ministry) by clicking here

tide-841098_960_720

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

,

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

 Once again Spain has turned its back on historic injustices by denying rights to small scale fishers in the Mediterranean to access Bluefin tuna.

Brussels, 14 February 2017

On 7 February, the  Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, announced that the government had published its “Plans for the Fishery, Capacity, and Control of Bluefin tuna” and had fixed the allocation criteria for the reserve pool of quota for 2017.

This document does not correct in any way past mistakes and will continue benefiting the status quo: increasing the fishing possibilities of the very industrial fleets and overlooking – for another year – the Spanish small scale fisheries sector.

LIFE laments that the Spanish Government did not seize this golden opportunity to correct the historic errors and begin to promote a necessary and just balance that guarantees the survival and prosperity of the small-scale fleets, which provide so many social, economic and environmental benefits to coastal communities.

Access the official Press Release by clicking here

Access the letter sent by LIFE to MAPAMA (Spanish Ministry) by clicking here

tide-841098_960_720

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

,

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

 Once again Spain has turned its back on historic injustices by denying rights to small scale fishers in the Mediterranean to access Bluefin tuna.

Brussels, 14 February 2017

On 7 February, the  Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, announced that the government had published its “Plans for the Fishery, Capacity, and Control of Bluefin tuna” and had fixed the allocation criteria for the reserve pool of quota for 2017.

This document does not correct in any way past mistakes and will continue benefiting the status quo: increasing the fishing possibilities of the very industrial fleets and overlooking – for another year – the Spanish small scale fisheries sector.

LIFE laments that the Spanish Government did not seize this golden opportunity to correct the historic errors and begin to promote a necessary and just balance that guarantees the survival and prosperity of the small-scale fleets, which provide so many social, economic and environmental benefits to coastal communities.

Access the official Press Release by clicking here

Access the letter sent by LIFE to MAPAMA (Spanish Ministry) by clicking here

tide-841098_960_720

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

11 Years Awaiting in Vain for a Fair Quota Allocation

 Once again Spain has turned its back on historic injustices by denying rights to small scale fishers in the Mediterranean to access Bluefin tuna.

Brussels, 14 February 2017

On 7 February, the  Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, announced that the government had published its “Plans for the Fishery, Capacity, and Control of Bluefin tuna” and had fixed the allocation criteria for the reserve pool of quota for 2017.

This document does not correct in any way past mistakes and will continue benefiting the status quo: increasing the fishing possibilities of the very industrial fleets and overlooking – for another year – the Spanish small scale fisheries sector.

LIFE laments that the Spanish Government did not seize this golden opportunity to correct the historic errors and begin to promote a necessary and just balance that guarantees the survival and prosperity of the small-scale fleets, which provide so many social, economic and environmental benefits to coastal communities.

Access the official Press Release by clicking here

Access the letter sent by LIFE to MAPAMA (Spanish Ministry) by clicking here

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