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Fishery resources are important assets to the economy, society, and culture of Oceania, and for the people of Oceania, fisheries are the foundation of their daily lives, including food and employment. However, in recent years, fishery resources have been threatened by various threats, including the risk of extinction and overfishing, the burden of development on the marine environment, and the negative impact on coastal ecosystems and fishing villages, mainly due to Climate Change The conservation and management of marine resources is included in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as Goal 14: Conservation and sustainable use of oceans and marine resources (SDG 14), and countries in Oceania are strengthening their efforts by actively participating in international conferences and training programs aimed at strengthening measures to address marine issues, and by implementing related projects. The countries of the Pacific Ocean are stepping up their efforts by actively participating in international conferences and training programs aimed at strengthening measures to deal with maritime issues and implementing related projects. However, there is a chronic shortage of administrative personnel who can respond to these activities due to financial difficulties. Fisheries The challenge is to strengthen the capacity of those involved Fisheries including officials of relevant ministries and agencies to contribute to the achievement of SDG 14 and to develop the necessary framework for this purpose. This cooperation will contribute to strengthening the capacity of Fiji Fisheries officials by enhancing the technical capacity of Fiji Fisheries officials and implementing South-south Cooperation for the achievement of SDG 14, and will contribute to strengthening the capacity of Fisheries officials in the region to promote efforts to achieve SDG 14 in Pacific island countries. |
