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FFA members

The Pacific Island Forum Fisheries Agency has 17 members, including many small island developing states. FFA members, with varying levels of development and other cultural and social differences, exercise their common concern for the state of tuna stocks in the region through membership of FFA. As members, they shape the policy direction of fisheries management, control and development across the region and recieve expertise and support to manage tuna within their own waters.

FFA's 17 Pacific Island members are:

Australia


Read FFA news and reports about Australia

Cook Islands


Read FFA news and reports about Cook Islands

Federated States of Micronesia

FFA-hosted Kobe Workshop on RFMO Management of Tuna Fisheries (29 June - 1 July 2010, Brisbane Convention Centre, Australia)

The Kobe 2 meeting in San Sebastian in June 2009 agreed to hold an international workshop on RFMO management of tuna fisheries.  Members of the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA; 16 countries and 1 territory) offered to host this workshop.  The workshop was held at the Brisbane Convention Centre from Tuesday 29 June - Thursday 1 July 2010.  

The agreed terms of reference for the workshop are:

Objective:

DEVFISH Videos

The DEVFISH project produced the following videos

Niue Logistics

Click on attachment titles below for more information about accomodation and travel in Niue.

Minimum Terms and Conditions

FFA developed a Minimum Terms and Conditions to apply to licenced vessels in its member countries and territories. Click on attachment (below) for current terms and conditions.