{"id":2376,"date":"2022-03-24T12:43:29","date_gmt":"2022-03-24T10:43:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/rdbfis.eu\/?p=2376"},"modified":"2022-03-24T12:43:29","modified_gmt":"2022-03-24T10:43:29","slug":"scientific-advisory-committee-on-fisheries-sac-subregional-committee-for-the-central-mediterranean-src-cm-11-14-april-2022","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/rdbfis.eu\/?p=2376","title":{"rendered":"Scientific Advisory Committee on Fisheries (SAC) – Subregional Committee for the Central Mediterranean (SRC-CM) 11 \u2013 14 April 2022"},"content":{"rendered":"

Scientific Advisory Committee on Fisheries (SAC)<\/strong>
\nSubregional Committee for the Central Mediterranean (SRC-CM), including a<\/strong>
\nWGMSE session on demersal, common dolphinfish and deep-water red shrimp fisheries<\/strong><\/p>\n

INFORMATION NOTE<\/strong><\/p>\n

Date and place<\/strong>
\nSRC-CM: Monday 11 \u2013 Thursday 14 April 2022
\nWorking hours: 09:30\u201313:00; 14:30\u201317:30Meeting location: ONLINE
\nSubregional Committee for the Central Mediterranean (SRC-CM)<\/p>\n

Background<\/strong><\/p>\n

New terms of reference for the subregional committees (SRCs) were endorsed by the forty-fourth
\nannual session of the GFCM Thus, the subregional committees (SRCs) are independent and created for
\neach of the four Mediterranean subregions (Adriatic Sea, western, central and eastern Mediterranean)
\nto support the Scientific Advisory Committee on Fisheries (SAC) of the General Fisheries Commission
\nfor the Mediterranean (GFCM) in implementing its mandate, as described in the GFCM Rules of
\nProcedure. In particular, the SRCs are expected to:<\/p>\n

provide technical advice to the SAC by reviewing work carried out in the context of relevant
\nworking groups, strategic activities or initiatives as well as compiling information on \u2013 inter
\nalia \u2013 the status of fisheries, in particular those that interact with GFCM priority species,
\nadopted multiannual management plans and requests made by the Commission as well as
\npotential management measures, including spatial-management measures such as fisheries
\nrestricted areas;<\/p>\n

analyse the progress towards the sustainability of fisheries at subregional level and in the
\ncontext of the objectives of relevant GFCM recommendations, including by assessing relevant
\nnational data and information as well as management measures in place, and by identifying
\npotential modifications or improvements based on subregional needs and submit alternative
\nproposals to the SAC;<\/p>\n

prepare a draft work plan for the consideration of the SAC, addressing mandatory requirements
\nas well as priority issues for the subregion, in line with relevant requests and taking into account
\nstrategies in place and emerging challenges; and<\/p>\n

carry out any other relevant action and\/or provide technical inputs, as appropriate in line with
\nthe work of the SAC and the requests of the Commission.<\/p>\n

The functioning of the SRCs is aligned with the principles governing the functioning of the SAC. A
\nchair is selected and coordinates with the GFCM Secretariat in discharging his or her duties. The SRC
\nmeetings are open and stakeholders, including country administrations, act in a technical capacity. The
\nSRCs formulate technical conclusions that are made available on the GFCM website, together with
\nrelevant appendixes, as the SRC report. The implementation of the SRC work plans and identification
\nof subregional priorities during the intersession are supported by the MedSea4Fish project.<\/p>\n

Main objectives<\/strong>
\nThe Subregional Committee for the Central Mediterranean (SRC-CM) will meet again to address,
\namong other things, specific issues emanating from the adopted recommendations on management
\nmeasures for sustainable trawl fisheries targeting giant red shrimp and blue and red shrimp and as well as
\nbottom trawl fisheries for demersal stocks in the Strait of Sicily, on the use of anchored fish
\naggregating devices in common dolphinfish fisheries, alongside other subregional priorities, such as
\nexisting research programmes, issues related to bycatch and endangered species, priority species and
\nthe GFCM 2030 strategy, to be brought to the attention of the SAC.<\/p>\n

Attendance<\/strong>
\nAttendance to GFCM expert groups is open and in particular experts (scientific and administration)
\nfrom the central Mediterranean subregion are invited to participate.<\/p>\n

Call for contributions and data<\/strong>
\nParticipants are invited to submit a contribution, in line with the above-mentioned requirements and
\nwith the topics outlined in the agenda, by inserting an abstract when registering online for the meeting.
\nThe presentations will be integrated in the annotated agenda as appropriate.<\/p>\n

Language<\/strong>
\nThe meetings will be conducted in English.<\/p>\n

Registration<\/strong>
\nKindly register your participation and submit your technical contributions on the GFCM website at
\nhttps:\/\/www.fao.org\/gfcm\/meetings\/info\/en\/c\/1476047\/ by 4 April 2022.<\/p>\n

Contacts<\/strong>
\n\u2022 For technical matters on SRC-CM:
\nMs Elisabetta Betulla Morello, GFCM Fishery Resources Officer
\nE-mail: Elisabetta.Morello@fao.org
\nTel: (0039) 06 570 56902
\n\u2022 For administrative issues and any other matters:
\nGFCM Secretariat
\nE-mail: GFCM-Secretariat@fao.org
\nTel: (0039) 05 570 56566<\/p>\n

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Scientific Advisory Committee on Fisheries (SAC) Subregional Committee for the Central Mediterranean (SRC-CM), including a WGMSE session on demersal, common dolphinfish and deep-water red shrimp fisheries INFORMATION NOTE Date and place SRC-CM: Monday 11 \u2013 Thursday 14 April 2022 Working hours: 09:30\u201313:00; 14:30\u201317:30Meeting location: ONLINE Subregional Committee for the Central Mediterranean (SRC-CM) Background New terms …<\/p>\n

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