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VINATUNA AND ZUNIBAL VIETNAM REVIEW ELECTRONIC MONITORING (EM) PILOT IMPLEMENTATION VINATUNA Participates in Training on Risk-Based Fisheries Assessment under the MSC Standard 🐟 12 COMPANIES SUPPORT THE VIETNAM YELLOWFIN TUNA FIP TOWARDS MSC CERTIFICATION Final Assessment Roadmap Towards MSC Certification for Vietnam’s Yellowfin Tuna Fishery 📘 HANDBOOK SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR TUNA FISHERMEN:  TOGETHER WITH FISHERMEN FOR EVERY FISHING TRIP WORKSHOPS ON IMPROVING SUSTAINABLE TUNA FISHING PRACTICES IN GIA LAI AND QUANG NGAI PROVINCES. 📢 VINATUNA INVITES FISHERS TO JOIN THE COPPA PROGRAM The national Conference on the Implementation of the Action Plan to Address the European Commission’s (EC) Recommendations on Combating IUU 🐟 COMMON TUNA SPECIES FOUND IN VIETNAM VINATUNA ATTENDS THE NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON STRENGTHENING CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT CMM OBLIGATIONS AND THE ROADMAP TO BECOME A FULL MEMBER OF WCPFC VINATUNA AND ZUNIBAL VIETNAM REVIEW ELECTRONIC MONITORING (EM) PILOT IMPLEMENTATION VINATUNA Participates in Training on Risk-Based Fisheries Assessment under the MSC Standard 🐟 12 COMPANIES SUPPORT THE VIETNAM YELLOWFIN TUNA FIP TOWARDS MSC CERTIFICATION Final Assessment Roadmap Towards MSC Certification for Vietnam’s Yellowfin Tuna Fishery 📘 HANDBOOK SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR TUNA FISHERMEN:  TOGETHER WITH FISHERMEN FOR EVERY FISHING TRIP WORKSHOPS ON IMPROVING SUSTAINABLE TUNA FISHING PRACTICES IN GIA LAI AND QUANG NGAI PROVINCES. 📢 VINATUNA INVITES FISHERS TO JOIN THE COPPA PROGRAM The national Conference on the Implementation of the Action Plan to Address the European Commission’s (EC) Recommendations on Combating IUU 🐟 COMMON TUNA SPECIES FOUND IN VIETNAM VINATUNA ATTENDS THE NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON STRENGTHENING CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT CMM OBLIGATIONS AND THE ROADMAP TO BECOME A FULL MEMBER OF WCPFC

GRIEVANCE MECHANISM IN VIETNAM TUNA FISHERIES FIP

The Vietnam Tuna Association (VINATUNA) has announced an adjusted FIP Feedback Mechanism to ensure that fishers, crew members, and vessel owners have safe and effective channels to report issues related to working conditions, safety at sea, and responsible fishing practices.

The Vietnam Tuna Association (VINATUNA) has announced an adjusted FIP Feedback Mechanism to ensure that fishers, crew members, and vessel owners have safe and effective channels to report issues related to working conditions, safety at sea, and responsible fishing practices.

The revised mechanism enhances accessibility through multiple channels, including a 24/7 hotline, radio communication, and an online reporting form. VINATUNA is committed to addressing complaints in a timely, fair, and transparent manner, while providing clear, confidential, and non-retaliatory reporting pathways for all informants.

Notably, acknowledgment of receipt will be issued within 24 hours, and a response plan will be developed within five working days. The ultimate aim is to strengthen trust and support continuous improvement toward building a more sustainable and equitable tuna fishery.

Detailed information is provided in the attached document titled “Attachment: FIP Feedback Mechanism Document.”