Policies

ICFA members advocate policies for the long-term sustainable use of living marine resources for the benefit of global food security and prosperity. Our members are deeply committed to science-based and fully participatory fishery conservation and management processes. You can view the word document by clicking on the title of each policy.

• Bottom Trawling
• Catch Documentation And Reporting Measures
• Conservation And Management Of Sharks
• CITES
• Ecolabeling
• Elimination of Flag-of-Convenience Fishing Vessels
• Regional Fishery Management Organizations and the WTO
• The Fremantle Declaration
• Fuel Crisis
• Yokohama Declaration By Responsible Tuna Fisheries
• Lead In Seafood
• Limitation Of Large-Scale Tuna Longline Fishing Vessels
• Marine Protected Areas and Sustainable Management Of Fish Stocks
• Public Communications On The State Of Fishery Resources
• Recreational Fishing
• Resolution On Seabird Bycatch In Longline Fisheries
• Traceability Of Seafood
• UNGA Policy Directive
• Whaling
• Commitment To Sustainability
• Illlegal, Unregulated and Unreported Fishing
• Addendum to Whaling