The socio-economic impact of IUU-fishing : the case of EU give yellow card to Thailand

Abstract

Marine resources are a very important resource for global existence. If there is no organized management, it can damage the marine resources. Therefore, the European Union considers Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported (IUU) Fishing, which is a fishery that obstructs Violation or destruction of conservation measures in any fishing area And non-compliance with the requirements for fishery data collection, as well as not reporting fishery and fishery or false data reporting to responsible agencies From illegal fishing, the IUU may cause future marine resources to be depleted.

However, Thailand has a large export value to the European Union. But Thailand is illegal fishing, so the IUU gives the European Union a yellow card or a list of offenders. Resulting in Thailand being greatly affected and if Thailand does not improve or modify the administration of Thai fisheries to be legally prohibited, it will be banned from exporting marine resources and will adversely affect Thai society and the economy as followed Thailand must have the cooperation of the government and the prime minister in improving and modifying Thai fisheries to be accepted, such as changing the law. And penalties to be appropriate and establishing regulations regarding the installation of ships so as not to cause them to go out of the way, etc. Once Thailand has solved the above problems, it will be able to make the sea waters of Thailand sustainable as well.