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Market access and trade liberalisation in fisheries

By:

Ahmed, Mahfuz

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development GenevaCH 2006Description: viii, 56 pAction note:

5/8/07 JOYD

Summary: Explores existing constraints faced by developing countries in international fish trade (on both the demand and supply side). Examines the possible socio-economic and environmental impacts of fish trade liberalisation. Discusses how these issues have been addressed in relevant WTO agreements and the ongoing multilateral trade negotiations. Identifies a range of priority areas for action in the context of the WTO, capacity building initiatives and national policy.

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Explores existing constraints faced by developing countries in international fish trade (on both the demand and supply side). Examines the possible socio-economic and environmental impacts of fish trade liberalisation. Discusses how these issues have been addressed in relevant WTO agreements and the ongoing multilateral trade negotiations. Identifies a range of priority areas for action in the context of the WTO, capacity building initiatives and national policy.

5/8/07 JOYD

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