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the Kick-off Meeting for USAID Sustainable Coral Triangle project

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29 April 2024 - 30 April 2024

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  3. A significant percentage of the fish sold at the Kota Kinabalu market comes from unsustainable fishing practices now being addressed through Ecosystem Approaches to Fisheries Management by the Sabah Department of Fisheries.

A significant percentage of the fish sold at the Kota Kinabalu market comes from unsustainable fishing practices now being addressed through Ecosystem Approaches to Fisheries Management by the Sabah Department of Fisheries.

A significant percentage of the fish sold at the Kota Kinabalu market comes from unsustainable fishing practices now being addressed through Ecosystem Approaches to Fisheries Management by the Sabah Department of Fisheries.

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