Day 3
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6 August 2008
Globalization, fishing rights, post harvest benefits
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| 9.30 – 11.30 |
Globalization and artisanal fishing: Current situation and outlook for artisanal fishing and coastal communities in LA
Issues: privatisation, deregulation, export oriented production, globalisation of fishing rights, globalisation of the market for fishery products, Free Trade Agreements etc.
Objectives: To obtain a general overview of the characteristics, state of organizations and main challenges for artisanal fishing in the region in the context of globalisation processes and the implementation of the neoliberal model.
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Panel:
Oscar Galli, REDES, Uruguay, WTO policy framework, international trade in fish and fishery products, International Free Trade agreements and the application of these in the region
Jorge Varela Marquéz, CODDEFFAGOLF/WFFP: Perspectives on Globalisation from Local Communities/WFFP
Juan José López Negrete, Secretario Ejecutivo, RedManglar Internacional: Perspectives on Globalisation
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| 11.30 – 11.45 |
Coffee Break
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| 11.45 – 13.30 |
Visit to the artisanal fishing port of San Antonio |
Meeting with fishworker organizations. Issues to discuss:
The campaign “Back Artisanal Fishing; Ban Trawling”
Role of fishworker organizations in the trade of fish products
the “encarnadoras” and their work: fishery related activities and access rights to land
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| 13.30 – 15.00 |
Lunch |
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| 15.00 – 16.30 |
Discussion Panel
Market Destination of the various production systems of artisanal fishing and coastal communities – rights to food security, economic rights, rights to access local, regional and international markets.
Objectives: Understand the current situation and trends as regards the diverse production systems in artisanal fishing and coastal communities, their participation, rights, productive control and final use/ markets of the products
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Panel
Lider Góngora Farias, C-CONDEM. Local markets, international markets and food sovereignty.
Ernesto Godelman, CeDePesca. Ecolabels, their pros and cons for the artisanal fishing sector.
Juan Carlos Sueiro, Cooperación, Peru. Peru’s Industrial Fisheries Model and its implications for the sustainability of fishing activities and food security.
Dr. Hector-Luis Morales, ICSF Associate Member: Food Sovereignty, Internal Markets and Globalization: Challenges and Responsibilities for Artisanal Fishermen.
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| 16.30 - 17.00 |
Coffee
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| 17.00 – 18.30 |
Working Groups
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What rights are important for artisanal fishing and coastal communities (inland and marine) in Latin America?
a) Under prevailing conditions and taking into account the diverse realities of artisanal fishing and coastal communities in Latin America, what are the key issues and claims as regards defending access and use rights for marine resources and land areas for artisanal fishing and coastal communities
b) How can political and legal recognition be gained for the access and use rights of artisanal fishing and coastal communities?
c) How can the rights of industrial and semi industrial fishing sectors and other segments of the fishery sector be regulated, so as to secure the access and use rights of artisanal fishing and coastal communities?
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18.30 -20:00
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Free time, Admin
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| 20.00 – 21.00 |
Supper
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