BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6ad7e9d7f259b DTSTART:20220701T150000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20220701T161500Z LOCATION:Lisbon\, Portugal SUMMARY:2022 United Nations Ocean Conference side event. Addressing key cha llenges in fisheries\, aquaculture\, and seafood trade policy for sustaina ble development CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Background\n\nTrade policy can have a significant impact in mak ing fisheries and aquaculture more sustainable. However\, trade policy can also provide both positive and negative incentives to stocks conservation if not designed responsibly.  Developing Oceans Economy and Trade Strate gies (OETS) at the national level can frame sound ocean economic governanc e and provide an enabling environment for ocean-based value chains seeking sustainability. At the same time\, addressing negative public incentives such as harmful fisheries subsidies need a clear and immediate multilatera l response in the form of a Fisheries Subsidies Agreement under the World Trade Organization (WTO) with urgency. Seafood Interactive Maps (SIMs) can show a new path and ways for producers globally to learn\, connect to mar kets\, find technology solutions\, and understand investment opportunities in sustainable seafood harvesting and farming. New risk assessment method ologies for aquaculture under the One Health Approach (OHA) can assist in understanding and mitigating impacts from the intensive use of antibiotics \, including challenges with antimicrobial resistance that has broad impli cations for people and sustainability. This event will introduce how new a nd diverse partnerships\, approaches and recommendations can maximize outc omes for fast-tracking the implementation of targets 1\, 4\, 6 and b of SD G 14.\n\nObjective of the meeting\n\nIntroduce most pressing challenges in fisheries\, aquaculture\, and seafood and present most recent multilatera l\, regional and national sound solutions\, and best practices in trade po licy for sustainable development.\n\nOther sponsoring agencies\nThe World Bank\, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)\; United Nations Indust rial Development Organization (UNIDO)\; Government of Ecuador\; Republic o f Chile\; Government of New Zealand\; Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affair s and Fisheries\; Belize Fisheries Department (BFD)\; Instituto Costarrice nse de Pesca y Acuicultura (INCOPESCA)\; Consejo del Salmon de Chile\; Pew Charitable Trusts\; University of British Columbia\; Seafood Business for Ocean Stewardship (SeaBOS)\; WorldFish\; Magallanes Salmon Association (C hile)\; Aquatic Blue Food Coalition\; Xunta de Galicia\; and Nueva Pescano va.\n\nSpeakers\n\n\nMr. David Vivas Eugui\, Legal Officer\, UNCTAD (inclu ding presentation of the OETS project video\, The Blue Connection)\nMr. Ad riel Castaneda\, Senior Fisheries Officer\, Belize Fisheries Department\nM s. Ieva Baršauskaitė\, Senior Policy Advisor\, IISD\nMs. Nicola Reid\, N ew Zealand’s Permanent Representative to UNESCO  \nMs. Dana Bethsabe Za mbrano\, Undersecretary for Fisheries Resources\, Ecuador\nMs. Eva Mudde\, SDG Impact Manager\, GSSI\nMr. Ridwan Mulyana\, Director of Fish Resource s Management\, Directorate General of Capture Fisheries\, Ministry of Mari ne Affairs and Fisheries\, Indonesia\nMr. Rolando Ibarra\, Senior Fellow\, Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch\nMs. Ana Cristina Canales Gomez\, Vet erinarian\, Agriculture and Food GP East and Southern Africa\, The World B ank\n\n\nModerator:\n\n\nMr. Vladimir Jares\, Director\, OLA/DOALOS \n \ n\n\n \n<\;h4>\;Background<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;Trade policy ca n have a significant impact in making fisheries and aquaculture more susta inable. However\, trade policy can also provide both positive and negative incentives to stocks conservation if not designed responsibly. &\;nbsp \;Developing Oceans Economy and Trade Strategies (OETS) at the national le vel can frame sound ocean economic governance and provide an enabling envi ronment for ocean-based value chains seeking sustainability. At the same t ime\, addressing negative public incentives such as harmful fisheries subs idies need a clear and immediate multilateral response in the form of a Fi sheries Subsidies Agreement under the World Trade Organization (WTO) with urgency. Seafood Interactive Maps (SIMs) can show a new path and ways for producers globally to learn\, connect to markets\, find technology solutio ns\, and understand investment opportunities in sustainable seafood harves ting and farming. New risk assessment methodologies for aquaculture under the One Health Approach (OHA) can assist in understanding and mitigating i mpacts from the intensive use of antibiotics\, including challenges with a ntimicrobial resistance that has broad implications for people and sustain ability. This event will introduce how new and diverse partnerships\, appr oaches and recommendations can maximize outcomes for fast-tracking the imp lementation of targets 1\, 4\, 6 and b of SDG 14.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;h4&g t\;Objective of the meeting<\;/h4>\;\n\n<\;p>\;Introduce most pres sing challenges in fisheries\, aquaculture\, and seafood and present most recent multilateral\, regional and national sound solutions\, and best pra ctices in trade policy for sustainable development.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p& gt\;<\;strong>\;Other sponsoring agencies<\;/strong>\;<\;br /> \;\nThe World Bank\, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)\; United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)\; Government of Ecuado r\; Republic of Chile\; Government of New Zealand\; Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries\; Belize Fisheries Department (BFD)\; Instit uto Costarricense de Pesca y Acuicultura (INCOPESCA)\; Consejo del Salmon de Chile\; Pew Charitable Trusts\; University of British Columbia\; Seafoo d Business for Ocean Stewardship (SeaBOS)\; WorldFish\; Magallanes Salmon Association (Chile)\; Aquatic Blue Food Coalition\; Xunta de Galicia\; and Nueva Pescanova.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;strong>\;Speakers<\;/ strong>\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li>\;<\;strong>\;Mr. D avid Vivas Eugui\, <\;/strong>\;Legal Officer\, UNCTAD (including pres entation of the OETS project video\, The Blue Connection)<\;/li>\;\n&l t\;li>\;<\;strong>\;Mr. Adriel Castaneda\,<\;/strong>\; Senior F isheries Officer\, Belize Fisheries Department<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;& lt\;strong>\;Ms. Ieva Baršauskaitė\,<\;/strong>\; Senior Policy Ad visor\, IISD<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;<\;strong>\;Ms. Nicola Reid\, & lt\;/strong>\;New Zealand’s Permanent Representative to UNESCO &\;n bsp\;<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;<\;strong>\;Ms. Dana Bethsabe Zambrano \,<\;/strong>\; Undersecretary for Fisheries Resources\, Ecuador<\;/ li>\;\n<\;li>\;<\;strong>\;Ms. Eva Mudde\,<\;/strong>\; SDG Impact Manager\, GSSI<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;<\;strong>\;Mr. Ridwan Mulyana\,<\;/strong>\; Director of Fish Resources Management\, Direct orate General of Capture Fisheries\, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisher ies\, Indonesia<\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;<\;strong>\;Mr. Rolando Ibar ra\,<\;/strong>\; Senior Fellow\, Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch& lt\;/li>\;\n<\;li>\;<\;strong>\;Ms. Ana Cristina Canales Gomez\, <\;/strong>\; Veterinarian\, Agriculture and Food GP East and Southern Africa\, The World Bank<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\n\n<\;p>\;<\;st rong>\;Moderator:<\;/strong>\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;ul>\;\n<\;li& gt\;<\;strong>\;Mr. Vladimir Jares\,<\;/strong>\; Director\, OLA/D OALOS&\;nbsp\;<\;br />\;\n&\;nbsp\;<\;/li>\;\n<\;/ul>\;\ n<\;img alt="\;logos"\; data-align="\;center"\; data-ent ity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;cc5e9b74-3f55-4d65-80a e-4e85735c0e0f"\; src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/ditc-t ed-01072022-UNOC-side3-logos-2.JPG"\; />\;\n<\;p>\;&\;nbsp\;& lt\;/p>\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/20 22-united-nations-ocean-conference-side-event-addressing-key-challenges-fi sheries DTSTAMP:20261020T222319Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR