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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Today in the WFFP 8th General Assembly, Latin America and the Caribbean met as a continental fora to discuss ways of strengthening relationships.
The energy is high when the Caribbean is present.
World Forum of Fisher Peoples - WFFP 8th GA.
Ms. Mavis Vernon of Antigua and Barbuda presenting on women's resolutions at the WFFP 8th General Assembly.
CNFO agrees that implementation of the Small-Scale Fisheries Guidelines is a solution.
CNFO members engaged and spoke passionately on climate crisis in the Caribbean region at the World Forum of Fisher Peoples - WFFP 8th General Assembly.
The Caribbean fisherfolk interacting with World Forum of Fisher Peoples from other regions. #GA8
Mr. Glaston White of Jamaica speaking about costal developments and its implications on fisherfolk in the Caribbean region at the 8th Assembly of the World Forum of Fisher Peoples.
✅ What a fantastic kickoff to Fisheries Week!
Today’s church service was such a blessing at the Shiloh Baptist Church in Nevis, setting the perfect tone for the days ahead. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to making today a success.
Let’s keep the momentum going and enjoy the rest of the week together! 🌊🐟✨ #FisheriesWeek #CommunitySpirit #BlessedStart
CNFO Chair Mr. Devon Stephen making a youth assembly declaration at World Forum of Fisher Peoples 8th General Assembly in Brasilia.
After hurricane Beryl passage through the Caribbean WhyHunger reached out to the CNFO to support affected members in St. Vincent and Grenadines.
L-r Nadine Nembhard (CNFO), Betty Fermin (WhyHunger), Winsbert Harry (CNFO, SVG)