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May 28, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Fishing industry efficiently regulated

“This is implemented mainly by limiting the number of vessels licensed to fish in Namibian waters, setting regulations regarding the types of fishing gear vessels may use and by restricting the time of year fishing can take place and seasons. The Pelagic, demersal and recreational marine fisheries c

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“This is implemented mainly by limiting the number of vessels licensed to fish in Namibian waters, setting regulations regarding the types of fishing gear vessels may use and by restricting the time of year fishing can take place and seasons. The Pelagic, demersal and recreational marine fisheries contributed N$2.7 billion to GDP in 2009, making the fishing industry the third largest contributor to the national economy.

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