Preface
Statement by the Committee for Fisheries
-I. Background
-II. The Study by the OECD Committee for Fisheries
-III. Findings
-IV. Final Observations and Future Work
Part 1. Fisheries Labour and Adjustment to Responsible Fisheries
-Executive Summary
-I. Introduction
-II. Social and Labour Implications of Adjusting to Responsible Fishing
-III. The OECD Fisheries Household and Production Unit: An Overview
-IV. Summaries of Case Studies of Adjustment
--A. Introduction
--B. British Columbia, Canada (Pacific Salmon)
--C. Korea
--D. Spain
--E. United Kingdom
--F. United States of America
--G. Summary
-V. Managing the Transition to Responsible Fisheries
-VI. Summary and Conclusions
-Annex 1. Social Protection Policies in the Fisheries Sector
-Bibliography
Part 2. Post-Harvesting Practices and Responsible Fisheries
-I. Bacgrond and Outline to the Study
-II. Introduction to the Issues
-III. Context, Issues, and Concerns
--A. Price-Setting Mechanisms
--B. Seafood Inspection/Quality Control Systems
--C. Labelling and Consumer Information
--D. Trade
--E. Price Intervention and Support Mechanisms
-IV. The Post-Harvest Sector
-V. Conclusions and Policy Implications
-Annex 1. FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries
-Annex 2. A Note on the Code of Conduct and Port-harvest Practices and Trade
-Annex 3. Key Statistics for the OECD Post-Harvest Sector
-Bibliography
Part III. Government Financial Transfers and Resource Sustainability
-Executive Summary
-I. Introduction
-II. Transfers to Fisheries in OECD Countries
-III. Case Study Summaries
--A. Australia - The Southeast Fishery
--B. Canada - National Fishery
--C. European Community - The Common Fisheries Policy
--D. Iceland - National Fishery
--E. Japan - Vessel Reduction Programmes
--F. New Zealand - National Fishery
--G. Norway - National Fishery
--H. United States of America - National Fishery
-IV. Interpretation of the Results
-V. Policy Implications and Recommendadtions
-Annex 1. Questionnaires for the Study on the Impact of Government Financial Transfers on Fisheries Resource Sustainability
-Annex 2. Government Financial Transfers to Marine Capture Fisheries in OECD Countries: Country Tables
-Bibliography
Part 4. Modelling the Transition to Responsible Fisheries
-Executive Summary
-I. Introduction
-II. Study Method
-III. Group I Case Studies
--A. Canada: Scotia-Fundy Herring
--B. Australia: Southern Shark
--C. Japan: Saury
--D. Germany: Baltic Cod
--E. Iceland: Arctic Cod
--F. New Zealand: Red (Spiny) Rock Lobster
-V. Group II Case Studies
--A. Korea: Anchovy
--B. Norway: Northeast Arctic Cod
--C. Spain: Galician Shellfish
--D. United States: Northeast Atlantic Groundfish
--E. Mexico: Yucatan Red Grouper
--F. European Community: North Sea Roundfish
-V. Transition Analysis Results
--A. Catch Limit Policy Trade-Offs
--B. Biological, Economic, and Social Trade-Offs
--C. Managing Transition Trade-Offs
--D. Management Arrangements
--E. Management and Uncertainty
-VI. Policy Implications and Recommendations
-Bibliography