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The Development and Sustainable Fisheries Center is a Latin American NGO, based in Mar del Plata, Argentina, whose mission is to work for sustainable and socially equitable fisheries in the region. To complete your mission, running CeDePesca outreach projects, training, support and research.

OBJECTIVES

Integrating social factors, cultural, economic and environmental consequences for fisheries management policies.

Proposals and implementing projects of sustainable fisheries management.

Educate and inform stakeholders and the wider community about the discussions and proposals on the fisheries issue.

PATH

Since its formation in 1997, CeDePesca managed to install some important issues in the media and in the fields of local and national decision. Over a decade, the focus of the organization changed from local to international, and today is a projection Latin American NGOs. In the words of its founder, this growth is due to CeDePesca is "an NGO dedicated to working with the fishing industry, whether artisanal or industrial, whether private or public, to generate synergies that motoric a change towards sustainability where everybody wins."

Address:	José Rondeau 361
City:	Mar del Plata
State:	Buenos Aires (B7603BDG)
Telephone:	+54 223 489 6397
Fax:	+54 223 489 9697
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

Presidente Mr Ernesto Godelman Personal Profile Phone: +54 223 489 6397 Fax: +54 223 489 6397 [email protected]	Programa Comunicacional Ms Florencia Viñuela Phone: +54 223 489 6397 Fax: +54 223 489 6397 [email protected]
Mr Daniel Valdovinos Phone: +54 223 4896397 [email protected]	Tesorera Ms Elba Brunetti Phone: +54 223 489 6397 Fax: +54 223 489 6397 [email protected]

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Shareholder/Associate at:

DSCC - Deep Sea Conservation Coalition

CASS - Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions

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