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SEA-TECH-IN-MOTION

Showcasing technology success stories to enable rapid adoption and replication of solutions.

What is the SEA-TECH-IN-MOTION project map?

The project map is an interactive platform that visually showcases global technology success stories illustrating their impact and relevance to fisheries challenges. By spotlighting where and what solutions are being used the map enables more strategic planning for sustainable fisheries and ocean health by highlighting both effective implementations and the resources needed to replicate them. The project map provides:

Case Study Exploration

Users can explore real-world examples and success stories, discovering how technologies are applied in various geographies.

Data-Driven Insights & Gap Analysis

The platform reveals where additional support, investments, or policy changes might be necessary, allowing funders and implementers to target their efforts more effectively.

Strategic Roadmap Toward 2030

The project map guides priority-setting and collaboration, ensuring fisheries managers, NGOs, governments, and tech providers can better coordinate solutions to reach 2030 goals.

Living Library of Implementation

As projects evolve, updates are shared in real time, creating a dynamic resource for continuous learning and improvement in fisheries management.

SEA-TECH-IN-MOTION

SEA-TECH-IN-MOTION is the first-of-its-kind global interactive platform showcasing real-world fisheries technology projects and exploring how solutions are being deployed and adopted across the seafood and fisheries sector, and providing opportunities for learning and replication. Click here to learn how to use SEA-TECH-IN-MOTION.

Disclaimer: The information shown on SEA-TECH-IN-MOTION is provided directly by project leads. SAFET does not independently verify this information. All projects remain the property of their respective owners. The Platform is intended to highlight examples of technology and projects in use, and SAFET’s role is to share, not to certify or validate the data.

All Aboard – Connecting people and innovation

Many boats at sea with a colorful sky from setting sun.
7/15/2026
BFAR, British Embassy Manila to co-host SAFET 2026, positioning the Philippines at the forefront of fisheries technology and innovation

QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES — 15 July 2026 — The Philippine government, through the Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) and the British…

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Fishing’s digital reckoning

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