EIFAC Occasional Paper No. 32 | EIFAC/OP32 |
![]() | EUROPEAN INLAND FISHERIES ADVISORY COMMISSION |
REPORT OF THE WORKSHOP ON RECREATIONAL FISHERY PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
ILINA, SLOVAKIA, 22–25 AUGUST 1995
PREPARATION OF THIS REPORT
This report summarizes the discussion, conclusions and recommendations of the EIFAC Workshop on Recreational Fishery Planning and Management Strategies in Central and Eastern Europe held in ilina, Slovakia, from 22 to 25 August 1995.
European Inland Fisheries Advisory Commission. Report of the Workshop on Recreational Fishery Planning and Management Strategies in Central and Eastern Europe. ilina, Slovakia, 22–25 August 1995. EIFAC Occasional Paper. No. 32. Rome, FAO. 1996. 92p. |
ABSTRACT |
The EIFAC Workshop on Recreational Fishery Planning and Management Strategies in Central and Eastern Europe was held in ilina, Slovakia, from 22–25 August 1995. The Workshop was organized in response to a recommendation of the 18th Session of EIFAC (Rome, 1994) and in preparation for the Symposium on Social, Economic and Management Aspects of Recreational Fisheries to be held in Dublin, Ireland, 11–19 June 1996, in conjunction with the 19th Session of EIFAC. |
The Workshop concluded that Recreational Fisheries in Europe were an important factor in the use of inland waters and contributed to domestic fish consumption. There have been considerable changes in the sector through the privatization of the fisheries from the original centrally planned economy. To further promote the interests of the recreational fishery in the sub-region it was recommended: |
• that a manual of the principles for management of recreational fisheries be prepared
by EIFAC. • that data collection systems are established and implemented in member countries. • that principles be developed for the economic evaluation of recreational fisheries. • that Fisheries Organizations seek to raise the profile of recreational fisheries with their Member Governments, including the importance of food value. |
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Participants to the Workshop
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FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
EUROPEAN INLAND FISHERIES ADVISORY COMMISSION
Rome, 1996
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7. CONFLICTS BETWEEN AQUATIC RESOURCE USER GROUPS
LIST OF PAPERS
I. Cowx
Managing recreational fisheries in multiple aquatic resource
user situations
E. Kainz
Present status and problems of recreational fisheries in Austria
F. Vácha
Recreational fisheries in the Czech Republic
J. Vostradovský and J. Mráček
Sports angling in the Czech Republic
A. Wolos
Current status of recreational fishery in Poland
K. Hensel
Current status of recreational fishing in Slovakia
V. Muík
Factors influencing recreational fisheries in Slovakia
K. Pintér
Present state and problems of recreational fishery in Hungary
N. Dimulescu
Current status and the strategy for the future regarding the
recreational fishery planning and management in Romania
A. Bogelius
Recreational fishery in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries
P. Hickley
Recreational fishing in England and Wales