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Introduction
Background
A. Goal and Objective
B. Program Outline
C. Participants
D. Implementation Plan
E. Organizations
Monitoring and Evaluation
Contact: ROC Embassy attn: Eugene
Introduction
Date:
September 13-17, 2004 (Monday ? Friday)
Venue:
Marshall Islands, Long Island Hotel
Plenary
Session I:
Sustainable Fishery and Aquaculture in Taiwan
Roundtable
Discussions:
Participant Report
●Fishery
and Aquaculture Development and Challenges in Pacific Islands
Fishery
Sustainability:
●New
Action of International Fishery Management
●Case
Study?Whale Shark
●New
Tools of International Fishery Management?Monitoring Control
Surveillance (MCS)
Aquaculture Development
●Feasibility
of Aquaculture Development in an island country: Resource
Identification, Infrastructure, Manpower, Environmental Impact and Cost,
etc.
●Case
Studies: Grouper and Ornamental Fish
Plenary
Session II:
Future Cooperation and Development
Field Trip
Duration:
5 DAYS
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international conference on sustainable fishery and aquaculture
development in pacific Islands
In order to share with the Pacific
Island Countries of Taiwan?s successful experience in sustainable
fishery and aquaculture development, the International Cooperation and
Development Fund (ICDF-TAIWAN) will hold an international conference
entitled ?Sustainable Fishery and Aquaculture Development in Pacific
Islands? in Majuro, the Republic of the Marshall Islands at Long Island
Resort Hotel from September 13 to 18, 2004.
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Part II: Conference Description
A.
Goal and Objectives
This conference aims at sharing
experiences of Fishery and Aquaculture Development in Taiwan. It will
cover the following subjects:
1.
Taiwan?s experiences in sustainable fishery and aquaculture
development
2.
Sharing of the experiences of merits and defects of different
Pacific countries in these fields
3.
Future cooperation and development: Prospects and Possibilities
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B.
Program Outline
This conference will consist of the following sessions:
1.
Sustainable Fishery and Aquaculture Development in Taiwan;
2.
Participant Report: Fishery and Aquaculture Development and
Challenges in Pacific Islands
3.
Fishery Sustainability and Case Studies
4.
Feasibility of Aquaculture Development in Island Countries and
Case Studies
5.
Group Discussions: Roadmap to the establishment of Aquaculture
Business in Pacific island countries
6.
Future Cooperation and Development: Prospects & Possibilities
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The number of participants is
expected to be about 100 including local participants from RMI.
Participating countries: the Republic of Marshall Islands, the
Republic of Palau, the Republic of Kiribati, the Republic of Fiji
Islands, the Republic of Tuvalu, FSM, the Republic of Solomon Islands,
the Republic of Nauru, as well as the Republic of China (ROC/Taiwan).
Each country will be invited to send four representatives to attend
the conference; including high-ranking governmental fishery and
aquaculture officials as well as experts in these fields.
Representatives from International
Fishery Organizations will be invited to attend this conference as
observers.
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D.
Implementation Plan
The implementation plan includes
three stages (preparation, conference and evaluation). The preparation
stage has been undertaken. This conference is scheduled to be held at
Long Island Resort Hotel, Majuro, the Republic of Marshall Islands from
September 13 (Monday) to 18 (Friday), 2004.
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E.
Organizations
The Conference is co-organized by
ICDF-Taiwan in cooperation with the following institutions:
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Sponsor:
ICDF-Taiwan
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Co-organizers:
ROC Embassy in the Republic of Marshall Islands, Marshall Islands Marine
Resources Authority (MIMRA) and ICDF-Taiwan.
ICDF, as a co-organizer, will be responsible for coordinating,
supervising and evaluating the process of the conference.
ROC Embassy in RMI, as a
co-organizer, will be responsible for
local logistics support of the conference.
MIMRA, as a co-organizer, will be
responsible for local logistics support of the conference.
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This conference will be monitored and evaluated in terms of its
objectives, financial and institutional aspects. At the participants?
level, each participant will have to complete a questionnaire form for
the purpose of evaluating the conference. At the organizer?s level,
after the conference, ICDF-Taiwan will compose an evaluation report.
This report will include manuscripts of speeches delivered in this
conference and conclusions and suggestions with respect to issues of
regional cooperation and its mechanisms.
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