Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
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Metric: Presence/absence of strong producer organisation that is accessible to fishery workers. Indicates whether workers and businesses have access to an effective industry representative organisation.
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Metric: Presence/absence of formal agreements (e.g. TUMRAs, co-management plans, Sea Country IPA) in place for the defined fishing area. Indicates whether formal arrangements, such as co-management plans or Sea Country agreements, are in place for the area.
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Metric: Annual average per capita annual consumption of seafood (kg/person). Measures the average amount of seafood consumed by each person in Australia annually.
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Metric: Presence/absence of information regarding fisheries management and assessment that is accessible to fishery workers. Indicates whether information about fishery management and assessments is readily available to workers and stakeholders.
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Metric: Impact score of fishery activity on habitat quality as determined by gear type. Measures the potential impact of fishing gear on marine habitats such as the seafloor, reefs, or other underwater environments. Higher scores indicate greater potential effects on habitat quality.
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Metric: Presence/absence of voluntary mitigation or avoidance strategies to prevent the capture of culturally significant species. Indicates whether fishers voluntarily adopt practices to reduce interactions with culturally significant species.
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Metric: Weight of seafood produced by the fishery which is sold within Australia annually by target species (kg). Measures the amount of seafood supplied by the fishery to the Australian domestic market each year.
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Metric: Availability of physical or mental support services/initiatives. Indicates whether support programs are available to assist worker health and wellbeing.
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Metric: Gross Value of Production (GVP) of the fishery ($AUD). Measures the total harvest value of seafood landed by the fishery before costs are deducted.
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Metric: Presence/absence of initiatives aiming to address labour supply shortages and/or constraints, including automation. Indicates whether programs or initiatives exist to help attract workers, improve workforce capacity, or introduce automation technologies.
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