RAP PUBLICATION 2007/26 APFIC REGIONAL CONSULTATIVE WORKSHOP CERTIFICATION SCHEMES FOR CAPTURE FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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WORKSHOP CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Opening speech by Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development
Opening speech by FAO and APFIC Secretariat
WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES AND MODUS OPERANDI
THEME I: FISHERIES CERTIFICATION IN ASIA�PACIFIC
Fisheries Certification: A study on Pros and Cons
Fisheries Certification in Asia�Pacific: A certification schemes perspective
Product marketing and market access through use of labels � opportunities and potential restrictions
Ecolabelling in small-scale fisheries
Guidelines for the Ecolabelling of Fish and Fishery Products from Marine Capture Fisheries
Social dimensions of ecolabels on fisheries and aquaculture: how can coastal communities benefit?
THEME II: NATIONAL STATUS OF FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE CERTIFICATION IN ASIA�PACIFIC
THEME III: AQUACULTURE CERTIFICATION
Guidelines for Aquaculture Certification
Opportunities and challenges of certification in aquaculture for the APFIC region
Food safety, trade and aquaculture
Certification and collaborative supply chains in the agricultural sector
Working Group 2 on Aquaculture