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Participant Handbook 1 P a g e

WELCOME NOTE WELCOME NOTE 2 CTIONINTRODUCTION FISHCRIME UNDERSTANDING FISHERIES CRIME 3 FISHCRIME 2018 4 FISHCRIME 2018 SIDE EVENTS 5 PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES 7 CO-ORGANIZERS AND GLOBAL LEADERS 8 SYMPOSIUM ARRANGEMENTS AND INFORMATION VENUE 10 GETTING TO UN CITY 10 WORKING LANGUAGE 11 COFFEE BREAKS 11 CONTACT 11 ELECTRICITY 12 CURRENCY 12 CLIMATE 12 ORIENTATION 13 1 P a g e

WELCOME NOTE Dear Participant, Welcome to the 4 th International Symposium on Fisheries Crime! FishCRIME 2018 is being held at UN City in Copenhagen, October 2018. The Symposium is co-hosted by the Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries and the Nordic Council of Ministers with the support of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the North Atlantic Fisheries Intelligence Group and the PescaDOLUS fisheries crime research network. Founded by the Nordic Council of Ministers and the Norwegian Directorate of Development Assistance, FishCRIME 2018 will this year welcome more than 300 participants from 65 countries. The Symposium is a global platform for discussions regarding the transnational nature of fisheries crime throughout the value chain and provides an international forum to promote cooperation and discussion around practical approaches to addressing the challenges of fisheries crime. We hope you have a memorable time in Copenhagen and a successful participation in the Symposium. The FishCRIME 2018 Organizing Committee Ingrid Ernø, UNDP Ludmilla Dadrass, UNODC Sinead Brophy, UNODC Sølvi Åmo Albrigtsen, North Atlantic Fisheries Intelligence Group/Norwegian Tax Administration Gunnar Stølsvik, Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries Eve de Coning, Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries Bjørn Tore Erdal, Nordic Council of Ministers Emma Witbooi, PescaDOLUS With special thanks to Susanne Karine Gjønnes, Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries Julie Bergaust, UNDP Henriette Friling, UNDP Lejda Toci, UNODC 2 P a g e

FISHCRIME UNDERSTANDING FISHERIES CRIME Fisheries crime refers to a range of serious offences committed along the entire fisheries value chain. Offences occur both on- and off-shore, at one or more stages along the value chain, and frequently in combination. These crimes extend into the trade, ownership structures and financial services associated with the fishing sector. The various types of offences, such as corruption, fraud and forgery, tax and customs evasion undermine the vital roles of the fisheries sector by depriving states of valuable sources of income. This adversely affects coastal communities livelihoods, and undermines fisheries management and conservation efforts, resulting in overfishing and depletion of fish stocks. 3 P a g e

FISHCRIME 2018 The symposium will be the fourth international event on fisheries crime, following the preceding symposiums which were held in September 2017 in Vienna, Austria, October 2016 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia and October 2015 in Cape Town, South Africa. The aim of this year s FishCRIME symposium is to shift the focus from sea to land and look at how to address fisheries crime as economic crime. More than 300 experts, including government ministers, senior governments officials, IGO executives, academics, law enforcement officers and members of civil society, will converge to discuss the impact of fisheries crime and address the main driver of fisheries crime; profit. Panel 1: Policy The focus of this session is to discuss how efforts to combat transnational organized fisheries crime support the work towards achieving the sustainable development goals. Panel 2: Impact In this panel experts hailing from across the globe share experiences and insights into the impact of fisheries crime that combined paint a picture of the true nature and reach of the problem. Panel 3: Shadow Economy Experts will provide examples on how the shadow financial system can be an "enabler" of fisheries crime, as well as threats identified in the fisheries sector. Panel 4: Corruption Introducing the upcoming UNODC Resource Guide on Addressing Corruption in the fisheries sector. Panel 5: Economic Crime Experts will provide examples of some of the profit-motivated offences in fisheries cases and examine strategies to detect, investigate and prosecute them. 4 P a g e

FISHCRIME 2018 SIDE-EVENTS Large Oceans Nations Forum on Transnational Organized Fisheries Crime Who Open for all (max capacity 200) When 09:00-12:00 Monday 15 October 2018 Venue Auditorium 2 & 3 Organisers Faroese Ministry of Fisheries, Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, Nordic Council of Ministers, and PescaDOLUS UNODC Maritime Crime Programme Large Ocean Nations and Maritime Domain Awareness, Challenges and Solutions Who Open for all (max capacity 40) When When: 12:00-13:00 Monday 15 October 2018 Venue Who Press Room Open for all Reception When When: 18:00-20:00 Monday 15 October 2018 Venue Lounge area 1 & 9 United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Development of a guidance document on promoting trade of legal fish and fish products Who Open for all (max capacity 40) When 12:30-13:30 Tuesday 16 October 2018 Venue Press Room UNODC-WCO Container Control Programme Targeting fisheries crime in the containerized trade supply chain Who Open for all (max capacity 40) When 12:30-13:30 Tuesday 16 October 2018 Venue Room 0.1.11 Norwegian Space Centre Satellite data to combat fisheries crime Who Open for all (max capacity 40) When 12:30-13:30 Tuesday 16 October 2018 Venue Room 0.9.34 Oceana The role of service providers in illegal fishing and associated crimes Who Open for all (max capacity 40) When 15:00-15:30 Tuesday 16 October 2018 Venue Press Room 5 P a g e

Panel Discussion: Human trafficking in the fisheries sector Who Open for all (Max capacity 40) When 09:00-10:50 Wednesday 17 October 2018 Venue Auditorium 1 Panel discussion: Economic Crime and Transparency Who Open for all (max capacity 40) When 10:00-10:50 Wednesday 17 October 2018 Venue Who Press Room LE Femmes Network Launch By invitation only (contact the organisers) When 11:00-13:15 Wednesday 17 October 2018 Venue Contact person VIP Lounge LE Femmes Secretariat, PescaDOLUS: emma@pescadolus.org 6 P a g e

PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES 1. Angola 2. Australia 3. Austria 4. Belgium 5. Benin 6. Bulgaria 7. Cambodia 8. Cameroon 9. Canada 10. Côte d Ivoire 11. Denmark 12. Djibouti 13. Ecuador 14. Faroe Islands 15. Fiji 16. Finland 17. France 18. Gabon 19. Gambia 20. Germany 21. Ghana 22. Greenland 23. Guinea-Bissau 24. Hong Kong 25. Iceland 26. Indonesia 27. Ireland 28. Kenya 29. Kiribati 30. Liberia 31. Malaysia 32. Maldives 33. Mauritius 34. Mexico 35. Myanmar 36. Namibia 37. Nepal 38. Netherlands 39. New Zealand 40. Nigeria 41. Norway 42. Palau 43. Peru 44. Philippines 45. Sao Tome and Principe 46. Senegal 47. Seychelles 48. Singapore 49. Somalia 50. South Africa 51. South Korea 52. Spain 53. Sri Lanka 54. Sweden 55. Taiwan 56. Tanzania 57. Thailand 58. Togo 59. United Kingdom 60. United States 61. Uruguay 62. Vietnam 7 P a g e

CO-ORGANIZERS AND GLOBAL LEADERS SUPPORTING THE SYMPOSIUM Their statements can be read on www.fishcrime.com Erna Solberg Eva Kjer Hansen Harald Nesvik Norwegian Prime Minister Minister of Fisheries and Equal Opportunities and Minister of Nordic Cooperation, Denmark Minister of Fisheries, Norway Sven-Erik Bucht Susi Pudjiastuti Kristján Þór Minister of Rural Affairs, Sweden Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Republic of Indonesia Júlíusson Minister of Fisheries and Agriculture, Iceland Jari Leppä Høgni Hoydal Umiich Sengebau Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Finland Minister of Fisheries, Faroe Islands Minister of Natural Resources, Environment and Tourism, Republic of Palau 8 P a g e

Ameer Ali Dagfinn Høybråten Achim Steiner Deputy Minister of Fisheries, Aquatic Resources Development and Rural Economy, Sri Lanka Secretary General of the Nordic Council of Ministers Administrator of the UN Development Programme Yury Fedotov Executive Director of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime Jürgen Stock Secretary General of INTERPOL Elizabeth Afoley Quaye Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture, Ghana Moses Garu Minister of Police, National Security & Correctional Services, Solomon Islands Tetabo Nakara Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resource Development, Kiribati 9 P a g e

SYMPOSIUM ARRANGEMENTS AND INFORMATION VENUE UN City Copenhagen: Marmorvej 51, 2100, Copenhagen, Denmark, campus 1. GETTING TO UN CITY Train The stop closest to the UN City is Nordhavn Station, approximately a ten minute walk from the conference venue. See map below You can take the following S-train lines (local trans) to Nordhavn station: A (direction Farum St), B (direction Hillerød St.), C (direction Klampenborg St.), or E (direction Holtet St.). 10 P a g e

Tickets are easily bought on ticket machines at all stations and at the airport, which are serviced in English. Make sure to purchase a ticket that covers all 4 zones of Copenhagen when arriving from the Airport. All machines take international credit and debit cards, and a single one-way ticket costs 36 DKK. The ticket is valid on the bus, the train and the metro. If you re planning to use public transport frequently during your visit, we recommend you buy a 72-hour City Pass which gives you unlimited travel in Copenhagen including to and from the airport. Read more at citypass.dk. Arriving by car UN City is also easy to reach by car. If you arrive by car, underground public parking is available (8:00-17:00 24 DKK/hr 17:00-8:00 12 DKK/hr). UN City is accessible to people with disabilities. WORKING LANGUAGE The meeting and all documentation will be conducted in English. No interpretation service will be provided. The delegates are responsible for organizing their own translation and interpretation, should it be required. LUNCH AND COFFEE BREAKS Throughout the two days coffee breaks and lunch will be provided. Lunch will be served in lounge 1, 7 and 9, between 13:00-14:00 on the 15 th of October and between 12:30-13:30 on the 16 th of October. The coffee breaks will be held at the following times in lounge 1 and 9: 15 October 10-10:30 15 October 15:30-16:00 16 October 10:30-11:00 16 October 15:00-15:30 CONTACT Should you need assistance regarding the Symposium and the facilities, you can send an email to the organizing committee at the following email address: ingrid.erno@undp.org or henriette.friling@undp.org FREE WIFI You will be able to access free WIFI during your visit to the UN City. Select the network UN-City-Guest and you will automatically have access. EMERGENCY EXIT AND SMOKING Kindly refrain from using emergency exits when going outside. The opening of the doors will trigger an alarm and the entire building will have to evacuate. If you need to smoke use the exit between lounge 7 and 9. When outside, there is an allocated area (marked on the ground) for smokers to the right. 11 P a g e

ELECTRICITY The electronic plugs used in Denmark is the same as most of Europe; type E. Remember to bring an adapter with you if you are not from a country using this plug. Adapters can also easily be bought at the airport. CURRENCY The currency in Denmark is Danish kroner (DKK). One Danish krone is equivalent to about 0.15 USD, and 0.13 EUR (exchange rate as of August 2018). Debit and credit cards are widely used in all of Copenhagen, and for a short stay, taking out cash is usually not necessary. CLIMATE Denmark is in a temperate climate zone with four seasons. In October, the average day temperature is 12 C (53 F). The average wind speed is 7.6 m/s, which explains why Denmark is one of the world s largest exporters of wind turbines. Rainy days are likely all year round, while snowfall happens occasionally during winter. We suggest you bring warm and waterproof clothing and footwear when visiting Copenhagen in October. The UN City has wardrobes where this can be stored during the conference. 12 P a g e

ORIENTATION - UN CITY 13 P a g e