A joint statement by the Fisheries Transparency Initiative (FiTI) and the Coalition for Fisheries Transparency (CFT)

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.
Ecuador’s first FiTI Report covers 2022 – 2023 and marks an important milestone for the implementation of the FiTI Standard in the Americas.
FiTI attended the 102nd IATTC Meeting, which provides a valuable platform to support transparency and dialogue in the region’s fisheries management.
FiTI joined PRCM on a country mission to Mauritania to discuss the nation’s progress on corrective actions as its second validation begins.
The government of Senegal has missed the first of two deadlines set by the FiTI's International Board to demonstrate Senegal’s commitment to implement the FiTI Standard. As a result, the FiTI International Board – the initiative’s global oversight body – has revoked Senegal’s status as a committed country, citing a…
With the largest fishing fleet in the world – and as the biggest trader of seafood products – China is immensely important for global food & nutrition security and the sustainability of marine biodiversity. China also plays a critical role in the management of marine fisheries in many other countries,…
FiTI recently completed a joint country mission with PRCM to Guinea to support finalisation of the nation's FiTI sign-up steps.