WELCOME TO FCWC
The Fisheries Committee for the West Central Gulf of Guinea (FCWC) was established in 2006. This to facilitate cooperation in fisheries management between the member countries: Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria. The countries have several shared fish stocks and identified a need for cooperation and shared management of these resources. 
World: Illegal, Unregulated & Unreported fishing vessel lists.
Why IUU vessel lists?
As a tool to assist in the information sharing to combat IUU fishing activities, an increasing number of RFMOs (as well as some countries and regional economic communities) have adopted procedures for listing vessels that have engaged in IUU fishing. These lists have been created ...
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Combat IUU Fishing: Monrovia May 2011
ATTENDANCE TO MEETING
ILDEX Thailand 2012 - International Livestock and Aquaculture Exposition
ILDEX Thailand 2012 - International Livestock and Aquaculture Exposition
February 8-9, 2012 Bangkok, Thailand ...
ILDEX Vietnam 2012 - International Livestock, Dairy, Meat Processing and Aquaculture Exposition
ILDEX Vietnam 2012 - International Livestock, Dairy, Meat Processing and Aquaculture Exposition
March 22-24, 2012 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam ...
FCWC Working Group meeting in Monrovia May 2011
Beach Seine Community, Monrovia - Liberia
Djibouti Government Starts Tadjoura Port Project
22/02/2012
Allana Potash Corp. reports that the Government of the Republic of Djibouti Ministere de l’Equipment et des Transport, through the Djibouti ...
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Africa: Illegal fishing persists in Lake Victoria.
19/02/2012
Illegal fishing cases in the Lake Victoria have significantly decreased in the past three years. Illegal cases decreased from 7,977 in 2008 ...
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Egypt: Government Approves Port Said Expansion Project
20/02/2012
Minister of Transport Galal Mustafa said the government approved a project to dig a side canal to East of Port Said harbor.
The new waterway, ...
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Liberia: Van Oord Deploys Sophisticated Survey Vessel to Liberia.
21/02/2012
A sophisticated survey vessel deployed by a Dutch-based international port dredging and marine engineering company, Van Oord, arrived in Liberia ...
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Africa: Lives put at risk as algae invades Lake Victoria.
Parts of Lake Victoria shores have been invaded by a thick algae, posing health risks to water users and aquatic animals.
The algae has caused a sickening ...
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