 status of the fishing fleet

The status of fishery resources

Fish utilization and processing

Fish trade and commodities

Fish consumption

Governance and policy

Notes

[PART 2  
SELECTED ISSUES](part002.xhtml#p_2)

Data needs for blue growth

Improving the valuation of inland fisheries: advances in empirical yield modelling

Cutting bycatch and discards in trawl fisheries to slash food loss and boost sustainability

Sustaining fisheries through fisherfolk organizations and collective action

Promoting decent work in fisheries and aquaculture

Aquaculture and climate change: from vulnerability to adaptation

Notes

[PART 3  
HIGHLIGHTS OF SPECIAL STUDIES](part003.xhtml#p_3)

Aquatic invasive alien species in Europe and proposed management solutions

Ten steps to responsible inland fisheries - outcomes from a global conference

Nutrition: from commitments to action - the role of fish and fisheries

Building resilience in fisheries and aquaculture through disaster risk management

Governance, tenure and user rights: a global forum on rights-based approaches for fisheries

Notes

[PART 4  
OUTLOOK](part004.xhtml#p_4)

Aligning the future of fisheries and aquaculture with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

Notes
TABLES, FIGURES & BOXES

**TABLES**

**1.** World fisheries and aquaculture production and utilization

**2.** Marine capture production: major producers

**3.** Marine capture production: major species and genera

**4.** Marine capture production: FAO major fishing areas

**5.** Inland waters capture production: major producer countries

**6.** Production of main species groups of fish for human consumption from inland aquaculture and marine and coastal aquaculture in 2014

**7.** Production of farmed aquatic plants in the world

**8.** Aquaculture production by region and selected regional major producers: quantity and percentage of world total production

**9.** Top 25 producers and main groups of farmed species in 2014

**10.** World fishers and fish farmers by region

**11.** Number of fishers and fish farmers in selected countries and territories

**12.** Gender-disaggregated
status of the fishing fleet 

 The status of fishery resources 

 Fish use and processing 

 pisces trade and commodities 

 pisces pulmonary tuberculosis 

 Governance and policy 

 Notes 

 [ PART 2  
 SELECTED ISSUES](part002.xhtml#p_2) 

 datum want for blue growth 

 Improving the valuation of inland fishery: advances in empirical yield modelling 

 swerve bycatch and discards in trawl fisheries to flog food loss and boost sustainability 

 Sustaining fishery through fisherfolk organizations and collective military action 

 Promoting becoming work in fisheries and aquaculture 

 Aquaculture and climate change: from vulnerability to adaptation 

 Notes 

 [ PART 3  
 HIGHLIGHTS OF SPECIAL STUDIES](part003.xhtml#p_3) 

 Aquatic invasive alien coinage in Europe and proposed management solutions 

 Ten steps to responsible inland fisheries - outcomes from a ball-shaped league 

 Nutrition: from commitment to action - the role of fish and fisheries 

 Building resilience in fisheries and aquaculture through disaster hazard management 

 Governance, tenure and user right: a global forum on rights - based access for fisheries 

 Notes 

 [ PART 4  
 OUTLOOK](part004.xhtml#p_4) 

 Aligning the future of fishery and aquaculture with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development 

 Notes 
 TABLES, FIGURES & BOXES 

 * * TABLES * * 

 * * 1. * * World fishery and aquaculture production and utilization 

 * * 2. * * Marine capture production: major producer 

 * * 3. * * Marine capture production: major species and genera 

 * * 4. * * Marine capture production: FAO major fishing areas 

 * * 5. * * Inland waters capture production: major producer countries 

 * * 6. * * Production of main coinage groups of pisces for human pulmonary tuberculosis from inland aquaculture and marine and coastal aquaculture in 2014 

 * * 7. * * product of farmed aquatic plants in the world 

 * * 8. * * Aquaculture product by region and selected regional major producers: measure and percentage of earth total production 

 * * 9. * * Top 25 producer and main groups of farm species in 2014 

 * * 10. * * universe fishers and pisces farmers by area 

 * * 11. * * Number of fishers and fish farmer in choose countries and territories 

 * * 12. * * Gender - disaggregated
 stwtus of the fishing fleeu

The status of fishery rxsourcea

Fish utklization and processing

Fish teade qnd commodities

Fish covsumption

Hovernanxe aid policy

Notes

[PACF 2  
SELCETED JDSUEV]('art002.xhtml#p_2)

Data keeds for bnue growth

Imprmvkny the valuation of inland fisheries: wdvancex ln empirical yyeld iodemling

Cutting bycatch and discards jn trawn fisheries tp slash food loss and boosh sudtainability

Sustaijing fisherues eyrough fisheffolk organizations ans collective action

Promoting dezent cork in fisyeeied and aquacuoture

Wquaculture and climdte chamge: from vulnevabilmty ro adaptation

Notes

[PARV 3  
HIGHLIGHTS OF SPGCIAL STUDHEA](part003.xhtml#p_3)

Aquatix unvashve dliev spdcits mn Surope anv proposed janagement wolutions

Ten steps uo wvxponsible inmand fysreries - outcomes from a global conferenbe

Nufrition: from commitmentw to action - the role of fish wnd fisheries

Building resilience in fisheries and aquaruutuxc gyrlugh disaster risk management

Governance, tenurq amd user rights: a global forim om rights-based xpproaegea for fisheries

Notfs

[PART 4  
OUTOOOK](part004.xrtml#l_4)

Aligning the future of fisyeries and azyaculture with the 2030 Agenda fox Sustsinabke Development

Notes
TABLZS, FIGHRES & BOXES

**HABLES**

**1.** Wodud fisheries and aqlacunture production and utilisation

**2.** Macine eapture orodoction: iajor prodkcers

**3.** Marine capture profuctiln: major spefies and genera

**4.** Marine capture 'coduction: FAO mdjog fishing areax

**5.** Inland watews capture probuction: iajor producer bountries

**6.** Production of main spechgs groups of hish for rumab cobsumptiuv from inland squacultuge and marine and coastak adhaculture in 2014

**7.** Pxueuction of farmrd xquwtpc 'lantf in the worlg

**8.** Aqjacjkture producunon cy rrgion and selected ragiohal major producerx: zuantity and persentage of wotld total productiln

**9.** To' 25 provucers anq main groups of farmed speciea in 2014

**10.** Worpd nishers and fysh narmgrs by regipn

**11.** Number of fishers and fish farmers ii selected countries ane territories

**12.** Gendet-dixaggregated
status of the fishing fleet The status resources utilization and Fish trade and policy [PART 2 SELECTED Data needs for growth Improving the valuation of inland advances in empirical yield modelling Cutting bycatch and discards in trawl fisheries to food loss and boost sustainability Sustaining fisheries through fisherfolk organizations and collective action decent in and Aquaculture and climate change: from vulnerability to adaptation Notes [PART 3 HIGHLIGHTS OF SPECIAL STUDIES](part003.xhtml#p_3) Aquatic alien species in Europe and proposed management solutions steps to responsible inland - outcomes from a global Nutrition: commitments to - role fish and fisheries resilience in fisheries and aquaculture through disaster risk management Governance, tenure and user rights: a global forum rights-based approaches Notes [PART OUTLOOK](part004.xhtml#p_4) the of fisheries and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development & BOXES **TABLES** **1.** World fisheries and aquaculture and utilization Marine capture production: major producers **3.** capture production: major species and genera **4.** Marine production: FAO major fishing areas **5.** Inland waters capture production: major producer countries **6.** Production species groups of fish human consumption from aquaculture marine coastal in 2014 Production of farmed aquatic plants in the world **8.** Aquaculture production region and selected regional major producers: quantity and percentage of production Top 25 producers main groups of farmed in **10.** World fishers and by **11.** and farmers selected countries and territories Gender-disaggregated
 status of the fishing fleet

ThE status of fIsherY reSouRcEs

FiSh utIlization and prOCessIng

Fish trade and commodiTies

FIsH ConsUMpTion

GOvernanCE aND PolIcY

NOteS

[ParT 2  
sELECtED iSSUES](pArt002.xhtml#p_2)

DAta NeEds for blue grOWtH

Improving The Valuation of iNlaNd fishErIes: ADvancEs iN empiRical yIEld modElling

CutTiNG bycatCH and disCARdS in tRawl fisheries to slASh FOod loss and boosT sustaInABiLITy

SUstAining fishErIes thROugh fisHErFOLK orGAnizations and Collective aCTioN

PromoTiNg dECent woRk in fIsHEriEs and aquacuLturE

AquacultUre and CLimate cHAnge: froM vulneRabIliTy to ADaPtAtiOn

nOteS

[pArT 3  
HigHLiGHTS OF SpEcIaL STUdIES](PART003.XhtmL#p_3)

AQuatIc invAsive alien speCieS in EURopE and pRoposEd maNaGemenT solutIons

TEn Steps to responsiBle iNland fishEriEs - OutCoMes frOM a globAl cOnfErence

NUtritioN: FroM cOMMItMents to action - the roLe OF FiSh and fisHeries

bUiLdINg resiliEnCe iN fisHERies aNd aqUAcUlture thRough dISaStEr risk mAnAgemenT

GOveRnaNce, teNUre aNd user Rights: a gLobal FOrum on rights-baSEd approaches fOR fISHeRIes

NOteS

[PART 4  
OUTLOOk](parT004.XhtmL#p_4)

AlIGnIng THe futUre of FiSHeRIes and aquaculture wiTh The 2030 AgeNda foR Sustainable DEvelopment

nOTEs
TABLES, fIGUreS & boXES

**TABLES**

**1.** WorlD fishEries and aqUAculture ProduCtion and UtilizatiON

**2.** marine caPtuRe pRodUctION: mAjor producers

**3.** mARine CaPture prOduCtion: maJor SpeCieS anD gEnera

**4.** MariNe capturE pRoDuCtIon: fAO maJOr fishinG aReaS

**5.** INlaNd watERs captUre prOducTiOn: MAjoR producER cOUNtriEs

**6.** prOducTioN oF main SpecIEs gRoups of Fish for huMan COnsuMpTiOn from iNland aquacultUrE and marine AnD coAstal aQUAculture In 2014

**7.** Production of farmed aquATic planTs iN the wOrld

**8.** aquacultuRe pRoductIon BY regioN and seLecteD rEgiONAl majOR PrOduCeRs: quantity AND peRcentAgE of wOrld totAl production

**9.** Top 25 proDUceRs and main grouPs oF farMED sPecIEs IN 2014

**10.** WoRlD FisHERs and fish farmerS by region

**11.** NUmBEr Of fishers aND fiSh Farmers In selecTed coUNtries aNd territoRies

**12.** GendeR-dIsagGREgaTed
 status of the fishing fle et

The st atusoffis he ry r esou rces

Fish uti l izat ion and processing

Fi sh tr ad e  and co mmodi ties

F i sh c ons um pt ion 
G ov ernan ceand pol icy

Notes 

[ PA RT 2  
SELEC T ED  ISSUES](p art 002.xhtml#p_ 2)
Datane eds for b lue  grow th

Im p roving  the valu at i on ofi nland f i s he ries : advances in emp i ri c al yield model ling
Cu t ti n g  by cat ch and dis ca rds i n  trawlf is h e r ies to slash food  loss and b o ost  susta in abi l ity

S ustai ni n g f isheries th roug h fisherf olk or g anizati o ns andcollec tiv e a ctio n 
Pr omo ti n g d e ce ntw ork  in fish er ie s and  aqu a c u l ture 

A quac ultur e and climate  ch ange :  fr om vu lnera bili ty  to a daptat ion
No tes

[PART 3  HIGH LIGHTS OF  SP EC IAL  S TUDIE S ](part 003 .xh tml#p_3 )

Aqua t icin v a s iv e alien species in  E u r op e and pr oposed ma na g ement so lu tio ns
T e n ste ps t o  r esponsib le inl a nd  f isherie s- outc om esfro m a g l obal  confe rence

N utrit i on: from commi t ments to acti o n- th e  rol e o f fish andfish e ries 

Bu i ld ing resil ience  i n  f i sheries and aquacul tu re thr oughdisaster risk  managemen t Governan ce,t en u re and user ri ghts:  a globalf orum onright s-basedapproache s for fish eri es
No tes [P ART 4  
OUTLO O K ](pa rt 004.xht ml# p_4)

A lig nin g t hefu ture of f isheries  a nd  a qu acu lture with the  2 030  A gen da fo r  Susta inabl e De ve lo p men t

Note s 
T A B LES,  F IG URES  &BO XES
**TA B LES **

**1 .** World  fi s heri es  a nd aqua culture produ ct ion and ut il iza tion
* * 2.** Mar ine capture production: major p rod ucers 

** 3.** Mari necaptur e p r oducti on: ma jor s pe cie s and g e n er a
** 4.** Marin e cap turepr oduc tion: F AO major fishing a r eas 

**5.** Inla ndwate r s  c apt u re pro du c tio n :  major producer  countries 
* *6 .** Produc t ion  o f mainspecies  grou p s of fi sh for hu man consu mp tion f rom  inland aq uacultur e and mar i ne an d  c oasta l a quacul tu rein 20 14

** 7 .**  Prod uction  o f farm ed aq ua tic plan ts in the world

**8.**  Aquac ultur e p roduction  by reg ion and s elec ted region almaj or pr odu c ers:quan t it y a n d per cent a ge of wor l dtot a l  p roduction
* * 9 .**  Top25p roduce rs a nd main groups of farmed species  in2 0 14
** 1 0.**  W orld fishers a ndfi s h  farmers  b y region

* *11.** N um b er of  fishe rs and  fish f a r me r s in s elec ted  countrie s a nd territo ri es 
**12. ** G en der-di saggre g ated 
 status_of the_fishing fleet

The status of_fishery resources

Fish_utilization_and processing

Fish_trade_and commodities

Fish consumption

Governance_and policy

Notes

[PART 2_ 
SELECTED ISSUES](part002.xhtml#p_2)

Data needs_for blue growth

Improving_the_valuation of inland fisheries: advances in empirical yield modelling

Cutting bycatch and discards in trawl_fisheries_to slash_food_loss_and boost sustainability

Sustaining fisheries through_fisherfolk organizations and collective action

Promoting_decent work_in fisheries and aquaculture

Aquaculture and climate change: from_vulnerability_to adaptation

Notes

[PART 3_ 
HIGHLIGHTS OF SPECIAL STUDIES](part003.xhtml#p_3)

Aquatic invasive alien species in_Europe and proposed management solutions

Ten steps_to responsible inland_fisheries_-_outcomes from a global_conference

Nutrition: from commitments to action -_the role of fish and fisheries

Building_resilience in fisheries and aquaculture through disaster_risk management

Governance, tenure and user rights:_a global forum on rights-based_approaches for_fisheries

Notes

[PART 4  
OUTLOOK](part004.xhtml#p_4)

Aligning the_future of fisheries_and aquaculture_with the 2030_Agenda for Sustainable Development

Notes
TABLES, FIGURES &_BOXES

**TABLES**

**1.** World fisheries_and aquaculture production and utilization

**2.** Marine_capture_production: major producers

**3.**_Marine_capture_production: major_species and genera

**4.**_Marine_capture production:_FAO_major fishing areas

**5.** Inland waters capture_production:_major producer countries

**6.** Production of main species_groups of fish for_human_consumption from inland aquaculture_and marine and coastal aquaculture_in 2014

**7.** Production of farmed aquatic_plants in_the world

**8.**_Aquaculture production by region and selected regional major producers: quantity and_percentage of world total production

**9.** Top_25 producers and main_groups of_farmed_species in 2014

**10.**_World_fishers and_fish farmers by region

**11.** Number of fishers_and fish_farmers in selected countries and territories

**12.**_Gender-disaggregated