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EU fishing agreements to West and Central African countries

Fisheries activities by European Union countries in the seas of West Africa contribute EUR 120 million annually in government revenues. A part of the contribution is set for “targeted actions” to promote local resource management and sustainable development. For some of the poorest countries under these agreements – like Guinea-Bissau, the EU payments represent a significant part of the government revenues.

Year: 2011

From collection: Pro-poor Growth and Natural Resources – The Economics and Politics

Cartographer: Hugo Ahlenius

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