. 2000. _Use of property rights in fisheries management. Proceedings of the FishRights99 Conference. Fremantle, Western Australia, 11 -19 November 1999_. Mini-course lectures and core conference presentations. FAO Fisheries Technical Paper No. 404/1. Rome, FAO. 342 pp. (also available at www.fao.org/docrep/003/x7579e/x7579e00.HTM).

Shotton, R., ed. 2000. _Use of property rights in fisheries management. Proceedings of the FishRights99 Conference. Fremantle, Western Australia, 11-19 November 1999_. Papers presented at the conference. FAO Fisheries Technical Paper No. 404/2. Rome, FAO. 462 pp. (also available at www.fao.org/docrep/003/x8985e/x8985e00.htm).

**63** Metzner, R., Isokawa, D., Liu, Y. & Wells, F., eds. 2010. _Sharing the Fish '06: Allocation issues in fisheries management. Fremantle, Western Australia, 27 February-2 March 2006_. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Proceedings No. 15. Rome, FAO. 253 pp. (also available at www.fao.org/docrep/013/i1788e/i1788e.pdf).

ALIGNING THE FUTURE OF FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE WITH THE 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Food security and nutrition represent a global challenge, as hunger and malnutrition remain among the most devastating problems facing the world. The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) included a target of halving the proportion of people who suffer from hunger between 1990 and 2015. According to _The State of Food Insecurity in the World 2015_,1 this target was almost met at the global level, but progress was uneven across countries and there remained almost 780 million undernourished when the MDGs concluded in 2015. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which succeed the MDGs, have the ambitious aim of ending poverty and hunger by 2030. Food security goes beyond guarding against hunger and malnutrition as it exists when "all people, at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient
. 2000. _ Use of property rights in fisheries management. Proceedings of the FishRights99 Conference. Fremantle, Western Australia, 11 -19 November 1999 _. Mini - course lecture and effect conference presentations. FAO Fisheries Technical Paper No. 404/1. Rome, FAO. 342 pp. (also available at www.fao.org/docrep/003/x7579e/x7579e00.HTM). 

 Shotton, R., ed. 2000. _ Use of place rights in fisheries management. Proceedings of the FishRights99 Conference. Fremantle, Western Australia, 11 - 19 November 1999 _. paper presented at the conference. FAO Fisheries Technical Paper No. 404/2. Rome, FAO. 462 pp. (besides available at www.fao.org/docrep/003/x8985e/x8985e00.htm). 

 * * 63 * * Metzner, R., Isokawa, D., Liu, Y. & Wells, F., eds. 2010. _ partake the Fish' 06: allotment issues in fisheries management. Fremantle, Western Australia, 27 February-2 March 2006 _. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Proceedings No. 15. Rome, FAO. 253 pp. (besides available at www.fao.org/docrep/013/i1788e/i1788e.pdf). 

 ALIGNING THE FUTURE OF FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE WITH THE 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 

 Food security and nutrition represent a global challenge, as hunger and malnutrition remain among the about devastating problems facing the earth. The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) included a target of halve the proportion of multitude who suffer from hunger between 1990 and 2015. accord to _ The State of Food Insecurity in the World 2015_,1 this target was almost met at the ball-shaped level, but progress was uneven across countries and there remained almost 780 million undernourish when the MDGs reason in 2015. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which succeed the MDGs, have the ambitious aim of ending poverty and hunger by 2030. Food security goes beyond guarding against hunger and malnutrition as it exists when " all people, at all fourth dimension, have physical, social and economic entree to sufficient
. 2000. _Ude of property rights in fisheries manaywment. 'roceedjngs of ghe FishRights99 Conference. Frxmanrle, Wtftern Australia, 11 -19 Vovember 1999_. Mini-couese owctures anv core conferehge przsxntations. FAO Flsheries Tewhnical Paper To. 404/1. Xome, FAO. 342 pp. (also available at www.faj.org/docteo/003/x7579e/x7579e00.HTM).

Shottog, R., td. 2000. _Use of property rights in fisheries mznagemeit. Proceedings pf the FishRights99 Conferenfe. Fgemantle, Western Akstralia, 11-19 Nivemfwr 1999_. Papers pfesented au che conferehce. FAO Fisheries Technical Papdr No. 404/2. Rome, FAO. 462 pp. (wnso availaboe at www.fao.org/doggep/003/x8985e/x8985e00.vtm).

**63** Metaner, R., Isokawa, D., Niu, Y. & Wells, F., eds. 2010. _Sharmng the Fish '06: Allocajion issuev nn fisheries managemebt. Fremdntla, Werrerv Ahsvramia, 27 Ffbrnary-2 March 2006_. FAO Fisherues and Aquaculture Pwiceedings No. 15. Rome, SAJ. 253 pp. (also available at www.fao.org/docrep/013/p1788e/i1788e.ldf).

ALIGNING THE FUTURE IF FISHERIES AND AQUAFULTURE WYTH THE 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Food sacurivy anb nutrkriln represent a global challenge, as hunger and jaknltrition remain aiong the moxt drdastating proclems yzcjng the world. The Lillennyum Dwvelopmenu Goaks (MDGs) included a target od halving thv priportion of people who suffer frok hunber between 1990 and 2015. Accorbing tk _The State of Food Jvsecurity in the Wogld 2015_,1 this target was almost mee at the jlobak level, but progrqss was unfven across countries anf thete remdined almodt 780 million undernourished when the MDGs conckuged in 2015. The 2030 Agekda for Sustainwble Developmeut and tke new Sustainabme Devenopment Goajs (SDGs), which ducceed the KDGs, havq thw amvitious xim of ending loverty aub hunger vy 2030. Food security noes csyond guarding cyaunst hunger and maunuerptipn ds it exists whev "auk peoole, at all bimds, hsve physical, social dnd sconomic access to smfficient
. 2000. _Use of property rights in Proceedings the FishRights99 Fremantle, Western Australia, lectures core conference presentations. Fisheries Technical Paper 404/1. Rome, FAO. 342 pp. (also at www.fao.org/docrep/003/x7579e/x7579e00.HTM). Shotton, R., ed. 2000. _Use of property rights in fisheries management. of the FishRights99 Conference. Fremantle, Western Australia, 11-19 November 1999_. Papers presented at conference. Fisheries Paper 404/2. Rome, FAO. 462 pp. (also available at www.fao.org/docrep/003/x8985e/x8985e00.htm). **63** Metzner, R., Isokawa, D., Liu, Y. Wells, F., eds. 2010. _Sharing the Fish '06: issues in fisheries management. Western Australia, 27 February-2 March FAO and Aquaculture No. Rome, 253 pp. (also at www.fao.org/docrep/013/i1788e/i1788e.pdf). ALIGNING THE FUTURE OF FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE WITH THE 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Food and nutrition global challenge, hunger malnutrition among the most facing the world. The Millennium Development a target of halving the proportion of people suffer from between 1990 and 2015. According to State of Food Insecurity in the World 2015_,1 target was almost met at the global level, but progress was uneven across countries and almost 780 million undernourished the MDGs concluded 2015. 2030 for Development and new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which succeed the MDGs, have the aim of ending poverty and hunger by 2030. Food security guarding hunger and malnutrition it exists when "all at times, have physical, social access sufficient
. 2000. _Use of property rights in fishEries managEment. proCeeDiNgs oF the fishRights99 ConfERencE. Fremantle, Western AustrAlia, 11 -19 NOvEMber 1999_. mInI-courSe lectuREs AND coRe CoNfeReNCe PreseNtaTions. FAo Fisheries tecHnIcal Paper No. 404/1. ROMe, fAO. 342 pp. (also aVaiLable at www.faO.orG/docreP/003/x7579E/x7579e00.htM).

ShoTtoN, R., ed. 2000. _USe of prOPerty rIghts in fiShERies maNAgement. pROcEediNgs of the FishRightS99 coNFerence. FremantLe, WestErN auSTRalIa, 11-19 NOvember 1999_. PapErS presENted at tHE cONFEreNCe. FAO FisherieS Technical PAPer no. 404/2. Rome, fAo. 462 pp. (ALso avaIlablE aT Www.Fao.org/docreP/003/x8985e/x8985E00.htm).

**63** MetznEr, R., IsoKAwa, D., Liu, y. & wells, F., eDs. 2010. _SharIng The fish '06: aLlOcAtiOn ISsuES iN fiSHerIes managEmEnT. FremAntlE, wESTern ausTralIa, 27 FebRuary-2 March 2006_. FAO fisHeriES anD AquaCultuRe PrOcEedinGs No. 15. RoMe, FAO. 253 Pp. (Also available at Www.fAo.org/docrEp/013/i1788E/i1788E.pdF).

AlIGNIng THE FUtURe OF fISHERIeS AND AQuaCUlTure wItH THE 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTaInabLe DEVELOPmENT

FoOD sEcURity and nUtRitIon rEPResenT a glOBaL challenGe, as huNGeR aNd malnuTrItion rEmAin AmoNg the MOst dEvastaTing probLems fACing the world. ThE millennium DevELoPMEnT goalS (MDgs) included a TargET of hAlviNG tHe pROportIon of PeOPlE Who suffer from hunger BeTween 1990 aNd 2015. AccOrding to _The StAte of Food INSECurity in The WORlD 2015_,1 This target was aLmost Met at the glOBal level, But prOgress waS uneven acROSs countrIes And TheRe rEMAiNed almost 780 millION undErNourishEd wHen the MdGs ConCluDed In 2015. the 2030 Agenda For SustaInAbLe deVelOpmenT And the neW SUstAiNabLe DevELopmenT GoalS (SDGS), wHiCH suCceed thE mDgS, Have ThE aMbitIouS aIm of eNdinG PovErty and Hunger by 2030. FOod SEcurItY gOes beyoNd guarding agaInSt hunger anD mAlnUtritiON As it exisTs when "all people, at all timES, have phYsiCal, soCial And economIc aCcess tO suFFicienT
. 2000. _Use of property r ights in f isher ies  ma na geme nt.Proceedings of theFishRights99 Conferenc e. Fr em a ntle ,  W ester n Austr a li a ,  11  - 19  No ve m be r 199 9_.  Mini-c ourse lect ure sand core con f er ence prese nta tions. FAO F ish eriesTe chn i cal P ape r No.  404/1 .  Rome,  FAO. 342  p p . (als o  availa b l eat w ww.fao.org/docrep / 00 3 /x7579e/x7579e 00.HTM ). 
S h o tto n,R., ed. 20 00 . _Us e  of pro p er t y rig h ts in fisheri es manageme n t.Procee di ngs of the  Fish Ri g hts 99 Conferen ce.Fremantle , West e rn Aust r alia, 1 1-19 N ove mbe r 19 9 9_ .Pap er s  pr e se nte d  at  the con fe re nce.FAOF i s h erie s T echn icalPaper No. 404 /2.  Rom e , F AO. 4 62 pp . (a ls o ava ilable  at w ww .fao.org/docrep /003 /x8985e/x 898 5e 00. ht m).
* *63**Met zne r, R.,Isokawa ,  D. ,L i u ,Y. & Wells, F., ed s. 2 01 0. _Shar ing th e  F is h  '06: Al lo cat ioni s suesin f i sh eries ma nageme n t.  F remantl e,  Weste rn  Au str alia, 27 F ebruar y-2 Marc h 200 6 _. FAO Fisheri e s and Aquacul t ur e Pr o ceed ing s No. 15. R ome, FAO.  253 pp . ( a lso a vaila bl e  a t  www.fao.org/docrep /0 13/i17 88e/i 1788e.pdf).
ALIGNING T H E FUTURE O F FI S HE R IES AND AQUACU LTURE  WITH THE2 030 AGEN DA FO R SUSTAI NABLE DEV E L OPMENT
Foo d s ecu rit y an d nutrition r e p rese nt  a glob alchallen ge,  as  hu nge rand malnu tritionre ma in  a mon g the most dev as tat in g p roble m s faci ng th e wo rl d. The  Millen n iu m Deve lo pm entGoa ls  (MDG s) i n clu ded a t arget ofhal v ingth eproport ion of people  w ho sufferfr omhunger b etween 1 990 and 2015. According to _The  St ate o f Fo od Insecu rit y in t heW orld 2 015_,1  this  t arg e t  wasa l mo stme t at the g l o bal  leve l,  but  progre ss was uneven acro s s c ountries andthe re r e m ai ned al m ost  7 8 0 m i l lion undernouri shed whenth e  M DGs conclu d edin  2015.The 203 0 Age n da forSustainab le Develo pm enta n d t he new Sus tainable  Developm e nt Go a ls  (SDG s),  which  s ucc eed t he MDG s , h ave t he amb it ious a im of  e nding po verty and hunger by 203 0. Foo d sec uri ty goes b eyo n d g uarding a gain st hungerand  ma lnutr iti o n asit e x is tsw hen " allp eople, at al l t i m es , have phys i c a l,socia l a n d econ omic  access to suffic i ent
. 2000.__Use of_property rights in fisheries_management. Proceedings_of_the FishRights99_Conference._Fremantle, Western Australia,_11 -19 November_1999_. Mini-course lectures and_core conference presentations._FAO_Fisheries Technical Paper No. 404/1. Rome, FAO. 342 pp. (also available at www.fao.org/docrep/003/x7579e/x7579e00.HTM).

Shotton, R.,_ed._2000. _Use_of_property_rights in fisheries management. Proceedings_of the FishRights99 Conference. Fremantle,_Western Australia,_11-19 November 1999_. Papers presented at the conference._FAO_Fisheries Technical Paper_No. 404/2. Rome, FAO. 462 pp. (also available at_www.fao.org/docrep/003/x8985e/x8985e00.htm).

**63** Metzner, R., Isokawa, D., Liu,_Y. & Wells,_F.,_eds._2010. _Sharing the Fish_'06: Allocation issues in fisheries management._Fremantle, Western Australia, 27 February-2 March_2006_. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Proceedings No._15. Rome, FAO. 253 pp. (also_available at www.fao.org/docrep/013/i1788e/i1788e.pdf).

ALIGNING THE FUTURE_OF FISHERIES_AND AQUACULTURE WITH THE 2030_AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE_DEVELOPMENT

Food security_and nutrition represent_a global challenge, as hunger and_malnutrition remain among_the most devastating problems facing the_world._The Millennium Development_Goals_(MDGs)_included a_target of halving_the_proportion of_people_who suffer from hunger between 1990_and_2015. According to _The State of Food_Insecurity in the World_2015_,1_this target was almost_met at the global level,_but progress was uneven across countries_and there_remained almost_780 million undernourished when the MDGs concluded in 2015. The 2030_Agenda for Sustainable Development and the_new Sustainable Development Goals_(SDGs), which_succeed_the MDGs, have_the_ambitious aim_of ending poverty and hunger by 2030._Food security_goes beyond guarding against hunger and_malnutrition as it exists_when_"all people, at all times, have_physical, social and economic access to_sufficient