Resource management //
13.03.2010 //
Resource control in Norway is directed at the entire chain, from the point in time when the fish is caught in the sea, through its storage and sale and to its export abroad. The dominant goal of marine resource management is to aid a sound fisheries policy founded on long-term thinking, profitability and sustainable harvesting of marine life.
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Resource management //
08.03.2010 //
Norway has a well-established system of rules and regulations concerning fisheries cooperation with the EU. This is in addition to the Skagerrak Agreement with Sweden and Denmark on fishing operations in the Skagerrak and Kattegat waters. Similarly, Norway has an agreement with Sweden on fishing operations in the Norwegian Exclusive Economic Zone south of 62°N.
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