Research and analysis

The MMO and the UK Fisheries Objectives: a framework for shared outcomes and the role of fisher agency {MMO1205A}

This project provides a logic framework to support the MMO’s strategic planning for fisheries and to guide improved monitoring and evaluation in achieving the objectives of the Fisheries Act.

• From: Marine Management Organisation
• Published: 11 October 2024
• Last updated: 5 December 2024 — See all updates

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MMO1205A Framework for shared outcomes and role of fisher agency. Two page summary

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MMO1205A Framework for shared outcomes and role of fisher agency. Final report

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The objectives for UK fisheries were set in the Fisheries Act, but how they will be delivered is an ongoing exercise. This study provides a logic framework to support the MMO’s strategic planning for fisheries and to guide improved monitoring and evaluation. The framework explains how a theory of change can be used to support strategy design and monitoring and evaluation, and identifies a set of common outcomes that need to be delivered for achievement of the objectives and lays out key areas of activity and actors relevant to each area. There is also a focus on fisher compliance and reviews the power of fishers’ agency.

Published 11 October 2024
Last updated 5 December 2024 + show all updates

1. 5 December 2024

   Small title amends

2. 11 October 2024

   First published.