The World Bank, in collaboration with Pacific governments, regional organizations, and communities, is actively engaged in the Pacific Islands Regional Oceanscape Program (PROP) to enhance the sustainable management of ocean fisheries and coastal resources while strengthening conservation institutions. The overarching goal of PROP is to promote effective ocean management throughout the Pacific region. This is being achieved through several key objectives, including the promotion of sustainable fishing practices, the enhancement of surveillance capabilities in Pacific Exclusive Economic Zones, the enforcement of fishing regulations, and the facilitation of improved access to regional and international markets. Within the context of PROP, the Kiribati project specifically focuses on enhancing training and support for on-board fisheries observers, establishing monitoring control and surveillance facilities, and establishing a dedicated laboratory for coastal research. These efforts are aimed at ensuring the long-term safety, sustainability, and security of Kiribati's abundant ocean resources for future generations.
The Project Development Objectives is to improve the safety and management of selected fisheries in Kiribati
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Fransico Reports
Completion Report Kiribati NPOA-IUU review
Kiribati PSM Policy and Implementation SOPs 2024
Fisheries Legislative Review
Final Report
PPA Report
KIR - MCS Gaps and Needs Report [Final - March 2020]
CPPL Needs Assessment & Supply Chain Line island
Review Report Line Islands Development Plans final
Inception Report final
Strategy Review_FINAL
Report1 Prefeasibility Report for Cassidy Airportd raft (PDL) FINAL
Report2 Prefeasibility of CPPL Production Centre Draft (PDL) FINAL
Kiribati Final Report Small scale Fisheries 2020 PeterW
MSP Tarawa
MSP Draft Plan Report
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Advice on the structural concept design and layout of the laboratory
Feasibility study rev
Quality Management System Manual
Report on capacity building
Report on existing laws on food safety