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Sustaining Our Vital Oceans
Chinese Taipei’s Visions
Sustaining Our Vital Oceans
Chinese Taipei’s Visions
Don-Chung Liu Fisheries Research Institute Council of Agriculture
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Sustaining Our Vital Oceans Sustaining Our Vital Oceans Chinese Taipeis Visions Chinese Taipeis Visions Don-Chung Liu Fisheries Research Institute Council of Agriculture 1 1 Contents Contents The status of marine capture The
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Don-Chung Liu Fisheries Research Institute Council of Agriculture
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The status of marine capture fisheries in 2002 Administrative framew ork for marine fisheries affairs Derelict fishing gear and marine debris
The status of marine capture fisheries in 2002 Administrative framew ork for marine fisheries affairs Derelict fishing gear and marine debris
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Total: 1,059,142 tonnes Total: 1,059,142 tonnes
Far sea fisheries 77.8% Offshore fisheries 17.5% Coastal fisheries 4.7%
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Total: 237,114 persons Total: 237,114 persons
Coastal fisheries 57.5% Offshore fisheries 34.3% Far sea fisheries 8.2%
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Category Production (Tonnes; A) Fishers (Persons; B) A/B (Tonnes/Person) Far sea fisheries
823,534 19,338 42.6
Offshore fisheries
185,939 81,404 2.3
Coastal fisheries
49,669 136,372 0.4
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Council of Agriculture (COA)
Fisheries Agency (FA), COA
and regulation
vessel and crew man
coordinate on the fisheries resource conservation
fisher
Council of Agriculture (COA)
Fisheries Agency (FA), COA
and regulation
vessel and crew man
coordinate on the fisheries resource conservation
fisher
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Fisheries Research Institute, COA
domesticate and international fisheries communities
(EPA)
monitoring
Fisheries Research Institute, COA
Fishery resources, fishing technology,
Technical training and services to domesticate and international fisheries domesticate and international fisheries communities communities
Environmental protection administration administration (EPA) (EPA)
Marine environment classification and monitoring monitoring
Marine pollution control
Sea dumping
Beach cleanup plan
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and fisheries resources
Ministry of Interior
area
and fisheries resources
Ministry of Interior
area
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Administration, Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications
scenic area
fishing harbour
Administration, Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Transportation and Communications
scenic area
fishing harbour
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Cleanup coastline Cleanup coastline 1,000 Km 1,000 Km Garbage weight Garbage weight 689,598 689,598 tonnes tonnes Frequency Frequency 6 times/ year 6 times/ year Participants Participants 131,670 persons 131,670 persons Budget Budget 100 million NT 100 million NT dollars dollars
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Environmental protection groups Rotary clubs Private enterprises Taiwan power company Local communities Elementary and middle schools Religious groups Religious groups Sea Sea swimming swimming clubs clubs Fishermen’s associations
Volunteers: 35, 192 persons
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Coast Guard Administration. Fisheries Agency COA Fisheries Research Institute, COA
Ministry of Marine Affairs
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