Stakeholders in Senegal continue their efforts to persuade the government to improve transparency in fisheries management, and re-apply to the FiTI.
Stakeholders in Senegal continue their efforts to persuade the government to improve transparency in fisheries management, and re-apply to the FiTI.
Panama has taken an important step towards sustainable fisheries management by becoming the first country in Central America to commit to implement the FiTI Standard!
The Republic of Sierra Leone has committed to join the Fisheries Transparency Initiative (FiTI) and implement the FiTI Standard!
Ecuador becomes the first country in the Americas to publish a FiTI Report, positioning itself as a regional leader in fisheries transparency.
FiTI recently co-organised a workshop with DPNG and WildAid to improve fisheries transparency in Galápagos National Park.
The Republic of Peru recently passed Bill 1477/2021-CR, promoting the implementation of the Fisheries Transparency Initiative (FiTI).
A joint statement by the Fisheries Transparency Initiative (FiTI) and the Coalition for Fisheries Transparency (CFT)
São Tomé and Príncipe's National Multi Stakeholder Group has been working to organise data about the nation’s fisheries since December 2023.
FiTI recently lead a country mission to Madagascar to support the nation's National Multi-Stakeholder Group as they prepare the country's latest FiTI Report.
FiTI recently conducted a country mission to Chile as part of ongoing efforts to support the nation’s commitment to fisheries transparency.