FishFORCE and Norwegian partners sign agreement to train port security staff:
Fisheries crime, or “multicrimes” affecting the fisheries sector range from illegal capture of fish to human trafficking and forced labour, fraud, forgery, corruption, money laundering and tax and customs evasion. These crimes pose a massive challenge to fisheries law enforcement agencies in developing countries across the world.
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Bay at forefront of drive to cut plastic in ocean:
The Nelson Mandela Bay metro is to spearhead an African drive to cut marine plastic pollution. The aim of the Norwayfunded project is that marine plastic pollution will be slashed to zero in the Bay within three years and the same will be achieved in Africa within 17 years.
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