Decision No. 687/QD-BNN-TCTS: Approving action plan for management of marine plastic waste in fishery sector, period of 2020 – 2030

Ministry of Agriculture and Environment 10:06 01/03/2021 Lê Hằng
General objectives: Reduce maritime plastic waste in fishery sector in order to gradually manage maritime plastic waste by approaching from headwaters to the ocean, circular economy and green economic growth; raise awareness and social responsibilities of agriculture community, fishery community, and enterprises for plastic waste, and successfully achieve objectives of National strategy for general management of solid waste.

Specific objectives:

a) Period of 2021 - 2025

- Raise awareness of relevant parties regarding reducing plastic wastes in fishery sector:

+ At least 70% of farmers and fisherman in coastal areas, concentrated culturing areas, and fishery management personnel are publicized and trained regarding management and reduction of plastic waste;

+ At least 80% of management personnel of marine sanctuaries are trained and publicized regarding management and action for reducing plastic waste.

- Reduce use of materials and specialized equipment made of single-use plastic:

+ At least 10% of fishery vessels and fishery facilities replace several materials and specialized equipment with environmentally friendly materials or multiple-use plastic;

+ Reduce porous floats by 30% in aquaculture;

+ At least 30% of small-scale fishery processing facilities replace 30% of single-use plastic bag with environmentally friendly materials or multiple-use plastic.

- Increase percentage of collection, classification, reuse, and processing of plastic waste from fishery activities:

+ At least 50% of fishery vessels collect plastic waste, transport to shore in collection areas, and transport to processing entities;

+ At least 70% of fishery culturing facilities in fishery culturing areas collect and classify plastic waste in order to transport to entities capable of processing;

+ At least 50% of small fishery culturing facilities collect and classify plastic waste in facilities before transporting to entities capable of processing;

+ 100% of export processing facilities and at least 50% of small processing facilities collect and classify plastic waste before transporting to processing entities;

+ At least 70% of fish ports collect and classify plastic waste, and transport to processing entities.

- 100% of marine sanctuaries develop supervision plans and organize collection, classification of plastic waste and transport to processing entities.

- Developed database on marine plastic waste in fishery.

b) During 2026 - 2030

- Raise awareness of relevant parties regarding reducing plastic wastes in fishery sector:

+ 100% of farmers and fisherman in coastal areas, concentrated culturing areas, and fishery management personnel are publicized and trained regarding management and reduction of plastic waste;

+ 100% of management personnel of marine sanctuaries are trained and publicized regarding management and action for reducing plastic waste.

- Reduce use of materials and specialized equipment made of single-use plastic:

+ At least 20% of fishery vessels and fishery facilities replace several materials and specialized equipment with environmentally friendly materials or multiple-use plastic;

+ Reduce porous floats by 50% in aquaculture;

+ At least 80% of small-scale fishery processing facilities replace 30% of single-use plastic bag with environmentally friendly materials or multiple-use plastic.

- In case percentage of collection, classification, reuse, and processing of plastic waste from fishery activities:

+ 100% of fishery vessels collect plastic waste, transport to shore in collection areas, and transport to processing entities;

+ 100% of fishery culturing facilities in fishery culturing areas collect and classify plastic waste in order to transport to entities capable of processing;

+ 70% of small fishery culturing facilities collect and classify plastic waste in facilities before transporting to entities capable of processing;

+ At least 80% of small processing facilities collect and classify plastic waste before transporting to competent entities;

+ 100% of fish ports collect and classify plastic waste, and transport to processing entities.

- Complete database on marine plastic waste in fishery.

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