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🎊🎉Join Us on SALT’s Final Countdown!🎉🎊 |
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Seafood Alliance for Legality and Traceability (SALT) started in 2017 to promote legal and sustainable fisheries by expanding electronic traceability to benefit our ocean economy, environment, and seafood laborers. We tackled this challenge by bringing people and ideas together to learn from one another and facilitate collaboration to spark creative solutions. We created the Comprehensive Traceability Principles, hosted multiple learning events, and applied the Principles with our local partners. After almost six years of hard work, SALT is coming to an end, but the great resources and community will live on. To make our final year a truly impactful one, we are planning multiple virtual and in-person events. There is still plenty of time to engage with us! To start…
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Register Now!
Traceability Principles Crash Course Webinar |
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Starting in March, SALT is hosting three webinars to provide both conceptual and technical details of the Traceability Principles to help drive the further success of participants' traceability journey. Participants will also hear from SALT's local partners to learn how the Principles are implemented in real-life settings.
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In this webinar, SALT will introduce two of the six Principles: "Be inclusive and collaborative with stakeholders" and "Use data to inform decision-making." These Principles are particularly important in the early phases of traceability program development to understand what data are needed and how to use the data to achieve multi-faceted goals.
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Your Five Minutes Goes A Long Way… |
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When SALT started in 2017, SALT set a goal to create a cohesive community, working together to make seafood traceable. How did we do? What is your next traceability frontier? Your feedback will help us measure our impact and inform what next steps the global traceability community can take to be even stronger.
Thank you for participating in this quick five minute survey!
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Argentina Project Director, Sarah Caldwell, traveled to Argentina to present at the Círculo de Políticas Ambientales' traceability workshop back in December. Sarah shared traceability best practices and helped bring more clarity on the role of governments, industry, and NGOs by leveraging SALT and FishWise's traceability and stakeholder engagement experiences and knowledge. Watch the recording in Spanish from here.
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Tanzania SALT staff traveled to collaborate with Tanzania’s Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, Aqua-Farms Organization, and technical advisor Yahya Mgawe, for a three day event titled “Co-creating an Electronic Traceability Strategy for the Kilwa Octopus Fishery” in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Check out the Q & A with one of the participants.
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SALT Community Resource Updates |
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2022 was another successful year in SALT's book! As the world started to open back up, SALT staff traveled to a few different countries to work with its local partners to apply the Traceability Principles, foster collaboration, and speak about traceability best practices to a wide range of audiences. Check out the latest blog to learn some of SALT’s successes in 2022 and staff achievements!
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This newsletter is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of FishWise and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government. |
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