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Fishery Improvement Action Plans ~ Guidance Document

MSC’s intention is that this guidance is easy to understand and practical. The MSC intends it to be a useful tool for potential certification clients, helping you to clearly and simply describe: o The actions your organisation will implement to enable your fishery to pass the MSC standard. o The people, other organisations or stakeholders involved in the project and their responsibilities. o The resources required. o The timescales and specific milestones that will help you measure progress towards your goals. This document assumes you have some familiarity with the MSC certification and ecolabelling programme, including some background to the MSC, as well as some of the. | Marine Stewardship Council Fishery Improvement Action Plans Guidance Document How to use the Action Plan Templates to develop an Action Plan Version 1 6 May 2010 1 Contents 1. Introduction.3 2. How to use this document.3 3. Steps in the action planning process.4 4. Background to the MSC Certification and Ecolabelling Process.4 4.1 How the MSC process works.4 4.2 Standardised Assessment Tree for Scoring Fisheries the default assessment tree .5 5. Action Plan Template - A Snapshot.8 6. Action Plan Elements.11 6.1 General Information.11 6.2 Overview of the Action Plan.12 6.3 Standard Requirement.12 6.4 Actions to Address Standard Requirements.15 6.5 Resources Required. 17 6.6 Action Lead s .17 6.7 Action Partners.18 6.8 Stakeholders.18 6.9 Timescale and Milestones.19 6.10 Using the Excel Spreadsheet to Cross-reference Actions with PIs.19 7. Evaluating Action Plan Progress.20 8. Reference Material.21 9. Useful MSC Contacts.23 2 1. Introduction The purpose of this document is to provide templates and operational guidance for developing a fishery improvement action plan. Such plans are intended to help potential MSC certification clients set out and implement practical actions aimed at enabling their fishery to meet MSC performance requirements in a specified timeframe. Who is this guide for This document is for potential certification clients whose fisheries do not yet meet the requirements of the MSC standard. It is directed at those who already have the results of a commissioned preassessment or equivalent baseline review against the standard by an accredited third-party certification body or appropriately qualified consultants. Thus as potential certification clients users of this document are assumed to already know about general or particular areas of performance improvement needed to enable their fishery to pass a full assessment against the MSC standard. A practical tool The MSC s intention is that this guidance is easy to understand and practical. The MSC .