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SECLG: Standards and at-sea labour practices
This meeting will look at how these standards and initiatives have developed and are evolving, and how they could be benchmarked in the future. -
Aquaculture CIG: Climate change impacts for aquaculture
This meeting will provide a global perspective on climate change impacts for aquaculture and start to look at adaptation responses. -
SECLG: Driving improvements in labour standards
Our next SECLG meeting will look more closely at collaborative initiatives to drive the improvement of working conditions for fishers. -
SECLG: Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence (mHRDD)
This webinar meeting will look at how new mandatory human rights due diligence requirements are, or will, impact businesses and vessel owners. -
SECLG: Driving improvements in human rights and labour standards.
This meeting will provide a forum to discuss opportunities to drive improvements in human rights and labour standards – global and UK. -
Aquaculture CIG: Feed resilience and novel aquafeed ingredients
This bite-size meeting will look at the resilience of conventional and novel aquafeed ingredients. -
FMIG: Decarbonisation of the UK fishing fleet
This meeting will look at the progress made by the UK fishing industry to help reduce emissions to reach Net Zero carbon targets. -
CLG: Current challenges and future opportunities for seafood
This meeting will look at the current challenges facing the seafood industry, and the future opportunities for the UK catching sector. -
SECLG: Working conditions in UK fishing
This meeting will provide a forum for a broad discussion about working conditions within the UK fishing industry. -
ACIG: Aquaculture innovation and supply chain resilience
This meeting will look closely at innovative approaches to address issues, and support supply chain resilience in the UK aquaculture sector. -
FMIG: Fisheries data and Remote Electronic Monitoring (REM)
This meeting will look at Remote Electronic Monitoring (REM) now, and how it can be used in the future to improve fisheries data collection.