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News updates from the Kiribati Ministry of Fisheries and Ocean Resources.
Written by MFOR Media on
13 November 2025
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Empowering Island Communities Through Fisheries Awareness and Market Access Training
'The islands within the line and phoenix group are well known for their abundant marine resources, which play a vital role in supporting local livelihoods and offer significant opportunities for sustainable fisheries development. To ensure that these valuable resources are managed responsibly through ensuring seafood safety and quality, sustainable fishing, and promoting income diversification. The MFOR team comprising of the SVD, CFD and PDD undertook a significant task from 29th of October to 10 November 2025 to strengthen local knowledge on seafood safety, fisheries management and market access. The awareness program was delivered to community members and student of Teraina, Tabuaraean and Kiritimati Islands, covering topics on proper fish-handling practices, market access requirements, cold chain management, business strategies, income diversification, and key principles that promote sustainable fishing, improved livelihoods, enhanced economic opportunities, and promotes public health.
The team expresses its sincere appreciation to the Honorable Minister and Secretary for the Ministry of Line and Phoenix Development, the Mayor, Clerk and IEC for the three islands, and the principals of the schools visited for their support throughout the awareness program. Sincere appreciation is also extended to the World Bank through the PROP project for their financial support. Their invaluable support was pivotal in ensuring the successful implementation of this important task.
Created on 13 November 2025.
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