Drivers and barriers Sample Clauses

Drivers and barriers. The UK highlighted the need to consider the range of different socio- economic and cultural realities, and to recognise that there are different sorts of ‘knowing-doing’ gaps, that will require different approaches to bridge them. The UK noted further that the scope of the work looking at drivers and barriers should not be restricted to the vessel level, but should consider all aspects of bycatch mitigation, as there will be opportunities at several levels, including the level of the vessel, and all of these should be considered. The Advisory Committee agreed that this work should be a priority.
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