Report of the seventeenth session of the Committee on Fisheries. Rome, 18-22 May 1987

FAO Fisheries Report. No. 387

Report of the seventeenth session of the
Committee on Fisheries
Rome, 18–22 May 1987






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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Rome 1987


ABSTRACT

FAO.
Report of the seventeenth session of the Committee on Fisheries. Rome, 18–22 May 1987.
FAO Fisheries Report. No. 387. Rome, FAO. 1987. 48p.

The Committee on Fisheries at its Seventeenth Session reviewed the world fisheries situation, the progress in the implementation of the Strategy for Fisheries Management and Development and the five Programmes of Action approved by the 1984 FAO World Conference on Fisheries Management and Development. It also reviewed actions taken by FAO in the implementation of the World Fisheries Conference's Resolutions concerning specific aspects of fisheries management and development. It agreed on the formats and periodicity of the progress reports on the implementation of the Strategy and the Programmes of Action to be submitted for consideration at its future sessions. It welcomed the information on trends and future prospects in world fisheries and requested that this information be submitted periodically for its review.

The Committee considered the Report of the First Session of the COFI Sub-Committee on Fish Trade held in October 1986 and endorsed the Sub-Committee's recommendations.

The Committee discussed the activities and functions of FAO regional fishery bodies and agreed that the item should again be placed on the agenda for its Eighteenth Session.

The Committee considered the recommendations of an Expert Consultation on the Technical Specifications for the Marking of Fishing Vessels held in June 1986, and reviewed information received from member countries, regional and international organizations regarding the protection of living resources from entanglement in fishing nets and debris.

TheCommittee endorsed the strategies and priorities selected by the Director-Generai in the preparation of his Summary Programme of Work and Budget for 1988–89 and supported the Conclusions of the Programme Committee at its Fifty-second Session that the proposals for Major Programme 2.2: Fisheries, responded to the needs of member countries. It unanimously agreed that the Summary Programme of Work and Budget provided a satisfactory basis for the formulation of the full Programme of Work and Budget in fisheries for 1988–89.



Table of Contents


MATTERS REQUIRING ATTENTION BY THE COUNCIL

OPENING OF THE SESSION

ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA AND ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE SESSION

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

WORLD FISHERIES SITUATION

FOLLOW-UP TO THE 1984 FAO WORLD CONFERENCE ON FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT

REPORT ON THE FIRST SESSION OF THE COFI SUB-COMMITTEE ON FISH TRADE, ROME, 7–10 OCTOBER 1986

MARKING AND IDENTIFICATION OF FISHING VESSELS

PROTECTION OF LIVING RESOURCES FROM ENTANGLEMENT IN FISHING NETS AND DEBRIS

REVIEW OF THE ACTIVITIES OF FAO REGIONAL FISHERY BODIES

THE WORK OF FAO IN FISHERIES DURING 1988–89

ANY OTHER MATTERS

DATE AND PLACE OF THE EIGHTEENTH SESSION OF THE COMMITTEE

ADOPTION OF THE REPORT


APPENDIXES


 

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Agenda
List of delegates and observers
List of documents
Opening Statement by the Director-General




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