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On the road to implementing an ecosystem approach to the management of Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem by Angola, Namibia and South Africa.
Angola, Namibia and South Africa prepare to sign Benguela Convention
The city of Benguela in southern Angola has been selected as the location for the signing of the Benguela Current Convention, a treaty between Angola, Namibia and South Africa that will regulate the future management of the marine ecosystems of the Benguela Current.
1.5 million Euro support for ecosystem approach to marine fisheries management (26 May 2011)
A joint research project that is expected to modernise and improve the management of key marine fisheries in Angola, Namibia and South Africa, will be launched by the Benguela Current Commission in Windhoek on May 27.
Treaty safeguarding sea environment is due in December – Business Day - 29 March 2011
Treaty safeguarding sea environment is due in December – Business Day - 29 March 2011
Angola, Namibia and South Africa prepare to sign Benguela Convention – Maritime SA – Mar/ Apr 2011
Angola, Namibia and South Africa prepare to sign Benguela Convention – Maritime SA – Mar/ Apr 2011
Namibia, SA, Angola launch fisheries project – The Namibian – 30 May 2011
Namibia, SA, Angola launch fisheries project – The Namibian – 30 May 2011
Joint research project launched – Maritime SA – May/ June 2011
Joint research project launched – Maritime SA – May/ June 2011
Ensuring the Ecosystems – Fishing Industry News – June 2011
Ensuring the Ecosystems – Fishing Industry News – June 2011
Visserye beweeg na hoer vlak – Republikein - 1 Junie 2011
Visserye beweeg na hoer vlak – Republikein - 1 Junie 2011
€1.5 million support for EAF – Sancor Newsletter #95 – July 2011
€1.5 million support for EAF – Sancor Newsletter #95 – July 2011
BCC hosts 3rd Annual Science Forum The Honourable Minister of Fisheries and Marine
Resources, Bernard Esau, will open the third Science Forum of the Benguela
Current Commission (BCC) in Swakopmund on Monday 17 October. The Science Forum is an annual event
that attracts marine and fisheries scientists from around the world. The Forum
provides an opportunity for scientists from the marine research institutes and
universities of Angola, Namibia and South Africa (the three members states of
the BCC), to report on their work and, in consultation with their peers,
evaluate their progress. It also provides an opportunity for scientists from
the region to identify areas of mutual scientific interest and discuss
collaboration with their international colleagues.
BCC hosts 3rd Annual Science Forum
