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Rerouting Fishery Subsidies Towards Traceability

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Event Overview

This COP15 side event will explain why traceability is a profitable investment for the seafood supply chain, and propose that the funding for such investment could be partially covered by the re-routing of harmful fishery subsidies.

The session will address:

  • How and why corporates should implement traceability systems across supply chains where it is already feasible to do so.

  • How governments could ensure that more seafood supply chains are traceable by relocating so-called harmful fishery subsidies towards incentives supporting traceability investments, and by introducing comprehensive traceability-related regulation?

Speakers

  • John Willis, Director of Research, Planet Tracker;

  • Dr Helena Wright, Policy Director, the FAIRR Initiative;

  • Clinton Adas, Global Stewardship Lead for Biodiversity, HSBC Asset Management.

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Key Information
Date:15 December 2022
Time:18:15 - 19:45 EST (UTC-5)
Location:Montreal, Canada
Address:Palais des Congrès de Montréal, Convention and Exhibition Centre, Montreal, Canada