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The mission of the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership is to maintain healthy ocean and aquatic ecosystems, enhance fishing and fish-farming livelihoods and secure food supplies.

The Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) provides strategic and technical guidance to seafood suppliers and producers, helps convene them together with other like-minded companies in Fishery Improvement Partnerships, and builds consensus around specific improvements in policies, marine conservation measures, and fishing and fish-farming practices.

Address:	423 Washington Street, 5th Floor
City:	San Francisco
State:	California (CA 94111)
Telephone:	+1 360 862 1255
Fax:	+1 360 863 0393
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

Location:

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Key people & contacts:

CEO and founder Mr Jim Cannon Phone: +62 217 782 8483 [email protected]	Chief Information Officer Mr Merul Patel
Director for Program Management Support Indonesia Ms Amalia Firman Phone: +62 21 7782 8483 [email protected]	Director, Global Programs Mr Howard Johnson Phone: +1 541 899 4875 [email protected]
Program Director, Americas Mr Dick Jones Personal Profile Phone: +1 512 772 3474 [email protected]	Director European Fisheries Mr Doug Beveridge [email protected]
Program Manager Ms Jennifer Kemmerly Phone: +1 619 241 6076 [email protected]	Mr Blake Lee-Harwood Mobile: +44 7872 621 071 [email protected]
Mr Pedro Ferreiro Phone: +34 679819344 [email protected]	Program Director of FIP Evaluations Mr Indrani Lutchman
SFP Communications Manager Mr Sean Murphy Mobile: +1 978-317-0186 [email protected]	Mr Cleveland R Steward [email protected]

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Branches:

SFP -The Sustainable Fisheries Partnership-

Main Company:

Trust for Conservation Innovation

Subsidiaries:

FishSource

ODP - Ocean Disclosure Project

Target 75

AIP Directory - Aquaculture Improvement Project

Shareholder/Associate at:

Global FISH Alliance

FIP - Fishery Progress

CASS - Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions

Seafood Slavery Risk Tool

Seafood Certification & Ratings

SkipperWatch

Lenguaje

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