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Metric: Indirect economic contributions from the fishery to Gross State product (GSP). If unavailable, contributions to State Gross Value Added (GVA), or State Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ($AUD). Measures the broader economic activity supported by the fishery through related industries, services, and supply chains.
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Metric: Fishery workforce diversity score based on age and gender. Measures the diversity of the workforce based on factors such as age and gender representation.
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Metric: Number of negotiated benefit sharing or access agreements in place between the fishery and Traditional Owners. Measures whether formal arrangements are in place to share benefits from a fishery with Traditional Owners
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Metric: Fishery workforce size. Where unavailable, fishery fleet size. Measures the number of people employed in the fishery, or the number of vessels where workforce data is unavailable.
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Metric: Presence/absence of community engagement from the fishery based on reported community engagement activities. Indicates whether the fishery actively engages with local communities and stakeholders.
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Metric: Number of food safety product trade recalls and product withdrawals. Measures how many seafood products are recalled or withdrawn due to food safety concerns associated with harvesting.
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Metric: Average annual price per kilogram of fishery target species in the retail market ($AUD/kg). Measures the average price per kilogram consumers pay for the fishery's target species.
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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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Metric: Gini coefficient of the concentration/distribution of vessels or quota holdings by owner entities. Measures how evenly fishing rights or assets are distributed among fishing rights holders. Higher values indicate greater concentration of ownership.
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Metric: Percentage of fishing units within the fishery held by Australian entities. Measures the proportion of fishing licences, quota, or other fishing rights owned by Australian individuals or organisations.
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