Research and analysis

Regional Fisheries Groups Evaluation {MMO1403}

This project seeks to evaluate the Regional Fisheries Groups, set up to enable the inshore fleet and non-sector to engage with government. This study evaluation is to develop a baseline data to evaluate the processes and current working of each of the five RFGs.

• From: Marine Management Organisation
• Published: 9 October 2024
• Last updated: 17 October 2024 — See all updates

Documents

MMO1403 Regional Fisheries Group Evaluation. Two page summary

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MMO1403 Regional Fisheries Group Evaluation Final report

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Details

The Regional Fisheries Groups have been in place for several years in order to engage with the inshore fleet and non-sector. By evaluating the process of the RFGs, the MMO can measure their success to deliver the vision for the RFGs. An evaluation framework was produced as part of the project, using research questions analysing the delivery of the groups. The results show different communication styles are more or less successful and variation between the regions as well as practical guidance on how to implement the evaluation in the future.

Published 9 October 2024
Last updated 17 October 2024 + show all updates

1. 17 October 2024

   MMO1403 Regional Fisheries Group Evaluation Two Page Summary replaced.

2. 9 October 2024

   First published.