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 //
18.10.2011 //
Norway and Russia share the stocks of cod, haddock and capelin in the Barents Sea. Close cooperation between the two countries ensures a rational joint management of these fishery resources. Bilateral cooperation in the fisheries sector was first institutionalized in the 1950s in the field of marine research, formalizing collaboration in marine research that already had a 50-year history.
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