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Jul 03, 2018Joint communiqué from the Ghana National Canoe Fishermen Council and National Fish Processors and Traders AssociationRead
Ghana is currently undergoing a review of its national fisheries law framework, and small-scale fishers, fish traders and processors – represented by the Ghana National Canoe Fishermen Council and the National Fish Processors and Traders Association – presented a ten-point communiqué to the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development.
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Jun 26, 2018Ghana’s small-scale fishing industry makes its voice heard in fisheries law reformsRead
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Jun 22, 2018Ghana’s small-scale fishing industry makes its voice heard in fisheries law reformsRead
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Jun 05, 2018EJF’s new film highlights the destructive and illegal fishing practice known as saikoRead
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Jun 05, 2018New film reveals extent of Ghana’s fishing crisisRead
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Reports
Jun 04, 2018The problem with 'saiko', an ecological and human catastropheRead
More than 200 villages along Ghana’s coastline rely on fisheries as their primary source of income. However, Ghana's small pelagic fishery, crucial for food security and livelihoods, is on the brink of collapse following decades of over-exploitation. The illegal practice of 'saiko' fishing - the transhipment of fish at sea from industrial trawlers to local canoes - has had a particularly destructive impact on Ghana’s small pelagic fisheries. This briefing looks at the scale of the practice and its impacts on livelihoods, food security and sustainability.
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May 29, 2018A race to the bottom: The true price of overfishingRead
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Apr 17, 2018Engaging local communities in reforming Ghana's fishing lawsRead
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Apr 10, 2018Ghana makes progress towards sustainable fisheries through fair tenure rightsRead
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Apr 09, 2018Principles of good governance for securing equitable and sustainable fisheriesRead
The Government of Ghana has committed to rebuildingthe nation’s fisheries through key measures set out inthe 2015-2019 Fisheries Management Plan. The nationalfisheries law framework is also undergoing a revision toensure emerging challenges are addressed and to bringGhana’s laws into line with international standards. Thisprocess offers a crucial opportunity to ensure principlesof sustainable management and good governance areenshrined within Ghana’s fisheries laws and future policies.
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Apr 05, 2018Positive developments for Ghana’s struggling fishing industryRead
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Mar 16, 2018From net to plate: Transparency and traceability for fisheries sustainabilityRead
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Jan 29, 2018Consumer confidence in MSC sustainability scheme at riskRead
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Executive Summaries
Nov 28, 2017Welcome to the first Far Dwuma Nkodo newsletterRead
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Nov 28, 2017Conflicts at sea take centre stage at fisheries meeting in the Central RegionRead
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Nov 21, 2017Greater ambition and transparency can combat Ghana's illegal fishingRead
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Nov 09, 2017Fisheries project in Ghana hears of conflict between local fishing communities and industrial vesselsRead
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Reports
Nov 03, 2017Far Dwuma Nkodo Project Update January to June 2018Read
The Far Dwuma Nkɔdo project is implemented by EJF and Hen Mpoano, with funding from the EU. The project aims to secure greater environmental sustainability and social equity in Ghana’s fisheries sector, by supporting efforts to reduce illegal fishing and building the capacity of fishing communities in the sustainable management of their resource.
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Oct 06, 2017With global action, we can create sustainable, legal and ethical fisheriesRead
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Films
May 23, 2017Ensuring social equity and sustainability in Ghana's fisheriesRead
Ensuring social equity and sustainability in Ghana's fisheries
EJF is proud to have the support of the EU delegation in Accra, Ghana, which is now aiding a three-year project to secure sustainable fisheries in the country.
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May 16, 2017EJF in the field: Securing sustainable fisheries in GhanaRead
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Campaign Stories
Apr 20, 2017Ending Illegal FishingRead
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Campaign Stories
Apr 18, 2017Protecting marine biodiversityRead
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News & Media
Apr 07, 2017EU partners with Ghana to improve fisheries sectorRead
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Apr 06, 2017EJF and Hen Mpoano launch project to address illegal and unsustainable practices in Ghana’s fisheriesRead
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About EJF
Mar 10, 2017Who we areRead
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Campaign Stories
Feb 01, 2017Securing sustainable fisheriesRead
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Films
Feb 01, 2017Ghana’s Fishing Sector and the Voluntary Guidelines on Governance of TenureRead
Ghana’s Fishing Sector and the Voluntary Guidelines on Governance of Tenure
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Dec 12, 2016Notes from the field: turtle conservation up closeRead
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Campaign Stories
Oct 17, 2016Improving Transparency in fisheriesRead
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Apr 22, 2016EJF calls for urgent action by the Sierra Leone government to protect its fisheries resources after EU warns country on its failure to combat illegal “pirate” fishingRead
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Apr 21, 2015EU warning to Thailand to tackle pirate fishing or risk trade sanctionsRead
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Apr 02, 2015My marathon run for turtlesRead
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Jan 25, 2015EU to ban fish imports from Sri Lanka for illegal fishingRead
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Oct 28, 2014EJF presents at Brussels event on successes in fighting illegal fishingRead
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Oct 27, 2014Combating pirate fishing in West Africa with the help of FINRead
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Oct 22, 2014Teach a man (not) to fish: EJF's work with coastal communities in West AfricaRead
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Oct 14, 2014EU clears five States following their improvements in fighting illegal fishing, while red-carding Sri LankaRead
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Jul 23, 2014EU Keeps Pressure on States to Combat IUURead
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Jun 10, 2014EU Warns States to Act Against Pirate FishingRead