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New World Bank program in Tuvalu aims to enhance control of IUU fishing

Nearly 60 satellite scans of Tuvalu's exclusive economic zone have been obtained as part of a pilot project under the World Bank-funded Pacific Islands Regional Oceanscape Program

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 23, 2022 10:04 BST
Starboard Maritime Intelligence showing detections of potential dark vessels (red spots) in the Tuvalu EEZ. Credit: Starboard Maritime Intelligence
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A new World Bank-funded program by the Pacific island of Tuvalu has completed nearly 60 satellite scans of its exclusive economic zone (EEZ) to "chart the extent of fishing activity by non-authorized or non-reporting vessels" [...]

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