Options Paper What does it look like for Australia to be an... - Effective Partner in Combatting

Climate change will impact Zone, impacting fishing industries and communities the abundance and distribution of fisheries, with the most in Australia and in neighbouring countries.8 This is a significant declines predicted in the equatorial zone.13 IUU fishing is not a single country issue and needs The term IUU fishing no longer adequately captures direct threat to Australia. [...] Surveillance Strategy (RMCSS) , and the 2050 Strategy Tenggara province of Indonesia to identify the for the Blue Pacific Continent.46 Pacific priorities for IUU livelihood and nutrition benefits of fisheries and and unregulated fishing that impact the Asia-Pacific Using all the tools of statecraft effectively,43 fishing in the region are underreporting, encouraging the test nutrition-sensitive co. [...] The Indian Ocean could supporting a review of the strategy and development to governance in the region, resisting internal and external to establish the basis for a scientific assessment of benefit from an organisation similar to FFA but tailored to of a new strategy which will be in place by 2024. [...] Australia can build relationships with like-minded partners and ongoing commitment to IUU fishing efforts in set sustainable catch limits to safeguard the stock to multiply benefits through pursuing trilateral agreements the Pacific, and the positive benefits of investment Australia can continue to deepen engagement in the and the ecosystem. [...] and the collection of data will enable further understanding A ‘Women in Leadership in the Security Sector Short of IUU fishing issues and support informed policy Term Award’ currently offered to Indonesian government The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade could design development, and provide opportunities for Australia and agencies including Foreign Affairs, Marine Affairs and and invest in.