Examples of using Observer programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Observer programmes.
Delegations also stressed the important role of independent observer programmes.
The importance of observer programmes and the use of data in investigations was also emphasized.
Several delegations also highlighted the role of observer programmes in the collection of data.
Many RFMOs have observer programmes, most of them for the collection of scientific information only.
RFMOs responsible for HMFS have limited observer programmes.
(b) Scientific observer programmes to verify catch, effort, catch composition and other details of fishing operations;
The programme was also involved in the coordination of national observer programmes and the sampling of vessels in port.
(b) scientific observer programmes to monitor catch, effort, catch composition(target and non-target) and other details of fishing operations;
UNFA article 18(3)(g)(ii) requires theimplementation of national, subregional and regional observer programmes.
States were encouraged to establish observer programmes and vessel monitoring system requirements for both domestic and foreign vessels.
ICCAT had also provided financial assistance todeveloping countries for carrying out biological sampling and observer programmes and for the collection of statistics.
(b) scientific observer programmes to monitor catch, effort, catch composition(target and non-target) and other details of fishing operations;
Both IOTC and CCSBT encourage members to implement national observer programmes with suggested coverage at 10 per cent.
Observer programmes were being developed or implemented to improve data collection, including in RFMO/As(New Zealand and United States, and NAFO and NEAFC).
Assistance should focus on enhancing capacity to implement data collection andverification, observer programmes, data analysis and research projects supporting stock assessments.
The 1995 UN Fish Stocks Agreement specifically calls on States to assist developing countries in monitoring, control and surveillance(MCS)and to provide funding for national and regional observer programmes.
In 2009, the Commission agreed on implementation of a regional observer scheme,based on national observer programmes, and agreed to prohibit the use of large-scale drift-nets on the high seas.
The Consultation recommended that discard statistics be collected by States and regional fishery agencies and that, where possible,their collection or validation should be through the use of observer programmes.
(j) implementation of national and regionally agreed observer programmes, including requirements for such vessels to permit access by observers from other States in the subregion or region.
(c) Monitoring, control and surveillance, including training and capacity-building at the local level,the development and funding of national and regional observer programmes and access to technology and equipment;
(i) Implementation of national and regionally agreed observer programmes, including requirements for vessels flying its flag to permit access by observers from other States in the region or subregion.
(c) monitoring, control, surveillance, compliance and enforcement, including training and capacity-building at the local level,development and funding of national and regional observer programmes and access to technology and equipment.
The South Pacific Commission andthe Forum Fisheries Agency are both involved in managing observer programmes to monitor fishing activities aimed at combating illegal drift-net and unauthorized fishing activities.
The International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas adopted recommendations on establishing minimumstandards for domestic fishing vessel scientific observer programmes and on applying penalties for non-reporting of data.
(g) Requirements for catch verification and validation through agreed observer programmes, inspection schemes, unloading reports, supervision of transshipment, dockside monitoring and monitoring of landed catches and market statistics;
Assistance was also needed in developing compatibleconservation and management measures, strengthening observer programmes, accessing data on high-seas fisheries, facilitating enforcement and participating in fisheries meetings.
We understand that at regional levels through observer programmes and other kinds of scientific surveys, strenuous efforts had been made to collect data to study the impacts of drift-net fisheries on the related resources and to work out measures to remedy its ecological problems.
(f) Requirements for verifying the catch of target andnon-target species through such means as observer programmes, inspection schemes, unloading reports, supervision of trans-shipment and monitoring of landed catches and market statistics;
Some participants indicated that consideration of such alternative mechanisms couldinclude, inter alia, on-board observer programmes, utilization of VMS, fish tracking and verification systems, fleet performance review instruments and catch documentation schemes.