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PROJECT NUMBER • 2002-319

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Development of a model induction kit for management advisory committee members

An FRDC funded project on incorporating MAC (Management Advisory Committee) competencies into the Seafood Industry Training Package was completed in December 2001. The report from that project contained detail of the skills and knowledge required by MAC members to fulfil their role and...

ORGANISATION:

Australian Seafood Industry Council (ASIC)

TAGS

Modelling

Fisheries Management

Capacity Building

PROJECT NUMBER • 2001-315

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

Incorporating MAC competencies into the seafood industry training package

Governments intervene to manage the exploitation and conservation of aquatic resources for the benefit of current and future generations. Such management involves balancing an array of complex and sometimes conflicting public policy objectives – canvassing contentious issues such as...

ORGANISATION:

Australian Seafood Industry Council (ASIC)

TAGS

Stakeholder

Innovation

Fisheries Management

Development of a national approach to seafood quality (SeaQual Australia)

Project number: 1995-155

Project Status:

Completed

Budget expenditure: $790,414.87

Principal Investigator: Jayne M. Gallagher

Organisation: Australian Seafood Industry Council (ASIC)

Project start/end date: 20 Nov 1995 - 30 Aug 2000

Contact:

FRDC

TAGS

Objectives

1. To establish appropriate mechanisms for encouraging the development of a quality ethos within the Australian seafood industry

2. To identify and implement appropriate strategies to acheive agreed seafood quality goals

3. To influence the development of a policy, program and regulatory environment which actively promotes and supports the uptake of quality management systems

Final report

Author: Jayne Gallagher

Final Report • 2017-09-29 • 37.72 MB

1995-155 SeaQual Phase 1 Final Report.pdf

Summary

SeaQual was established in December 1995, as a joint initiative of the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation, the Commonwealth Department of Primary Industries and Energy (now Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry - Australia) and the Australian Seafood Industry Council. SeaQual was located in the Canberra offices of the Australian Seafood Industry Council and overall strategic direction of the project was provided by a broad industry based Steering Committee.

This report outlines the results achieved in the pursuit of SeaOual's objectives. Originally a four year program, SeaQual achieved all its milestones, and more, in only three years with significantly less resources than anticipated.

Several recommendations are made in relation to the operation of industry-government partnerships and the need to establish and maintain levels of resources and commitment. The need to establish and promote industry development activities early and to clarify expectations of all stakeholders are also identified as critical success factors for future projects.

SeaQual was established with an information and capacity building role, and released several innovative products and publications over the three years.