MONROVIA, 21 May 2025. The Republic of Liberia has taken a significant step towards enhancing fisheries governance by joining the Fisheries Transparency Initiative (FiTI). This commitment demonstrates the country’s political will to improve transparency and participation for the benefit of a more sustainable management of its marine fisheries. The commitment…
Mauritania has become the second country globally to achieve an overall compliant status in implementing the FiTI Standard.
The FiTI International Secretariat was invited to present Cabo Verde’s 2nd FiTI Report at the quarterly meeting with all UN agencies operating in the country.
The FiTI presented at the Regional Conference on Advancing Ocean Learning: Navigating Knowledge in the Pacific at the University of the South Pacific.
The Cabo Verde Embassy, in partnership with the FiTI, the Irish Embassy in Lisbon and the CPLP, recently held a seminar to promote the publication of Cabo Verde’s 2nd FiTI Report.
The FiTI moderated a panel on transparency and the need for cooperation among stakeholders during La Semana de la Pesca Sostenible in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Seychelles continues be a regional leader in fisheries governance with the release of its 5th Fisheries Transparency Initiative (FiTI) Report.
Cabo Verde's National Multi-Stakeholder Group (MSG) celebrated the country's second FiTI Report at a seminar on 10 March in Mindelo, São Vicente Island.
The report, which was first published online at the end of 2024, covers Madagascar's fisheries management information from calendar year 2023.
The theme of the summit – “Iumi tugeda delivering on SDG 14.4: Achieving Sustainable Fisheries” – focused on meaningful action and innovation towards achieving SDG 14: Life Below Water.