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May 11-12, 2023

CONFERENCE ON BIORESOURCES AND FISHERIES IN THE ARCTIC

CONFERENCE ON BIORESOURCES AND FISHERIES IN THE ARCTIC

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May 11-12, 2023
 
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VNIRO
  • Alexey Baitalyuk
    Deputy Director of VNIRO - Head of the Pacific branch (TINRO), Ph.D in Biology
  • Vladimir Belyaev
    Deputy Director for Science of VNIRO, Doctor of Biology
  • Vyacheslav Bizikov
    Deputy Director for Science of VNIRO, Doctor of Biology
  • Lena Karpova
    Head of the Yakutsk branch of VNIRO (YakutskNIRO)
  • Kirill Kivva
    Head of Climate Dynamics and Aquatic Ecosystems Department of VNIRO, Ph.D in Geography
  • Igor Melnikov
    Deputy Head of the Pacific branch of VNIRO (TINRO), Ph.D in Biology
  • Andrey Semushin
    Head of the Northern branch of VNIRO
  • Alexey Stes’ko
    Head of the Centre for Aquatic Bioresources of the Polar Branch of VNIRO (PINRO), Ph.D in Biology
  • Vladimir Zabavnikov
    Head of the Marine Mammal Department, Polar Branch of VNIRO (PINRO)
  • Igor Studenov
    Deputy Head of the Northern Branch of VNIRO, Ph.D in Biology
  • Konstantin Sokolov
    Deputy Head of the Polar branch of VNIRO (PINRO), Ph.D in Biology
  • Artem Tkachenko
    Head of the Inland Water Biodiversity Laboratory, Polar Branch of VNIRO (PINRO)
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Conference on bioresources
and fisheries on the Arctic»

Project of the business program of the Conference on

Bioresources and Fisheries in the Arctic

Day 1
9.00 - 10.00
Registration
10.00 - 10.10
Official opening Ceremony
10.10 - 12.00

Organizers:
Federal Agency for Fishery, “VNIRO”

Moderator:
Vasiliy Sokolov, Deputy Head of the Federal Agency for Fishery

Plenary session
"Aquatic Biological Resources. Fisheries and Stock Conservation in the Arctic"
Speakers and reports:
  1. IIlya Shestakov, Head of the Federal Agency for Fishery, “Current state of fisheries in the Arctic zone”
  2. Anatoly Bobrakov, Deputy Minister for the Development of the Russian Far East and Arctic, “Regional policy of the Arkhangelsk region for the development of fisheries in the Arctic zone”
  3. Alexander Tsybulskiy, Governor of the Arkhangelsk Region, “Regional policy of the Arkhangelsk region for the development of fisheries in the Arctic”
  4. Konstantin Drevetnyak, Chairman of the Board of the Fishing Industry Union of the North, “Industrial Fishing in the Western Arctic: Present and Future”
  5. Kirill Kolonchin, Director of “VNIRO”, Doctor of Economy, "Current State of Aquatic Bioresources in the Arctic Seas of the Northern Fishery Basin"
  6. Vladimir Panov, Special Representative of the Rosatom State Corporation for the Development of the Arctic, Deputy Chairman of the State Commission for the Development of the Arctic
  7. Ruslan Muslimov, Director of Programs for the Development of the Environmental Safety Management System of the Department for Implementation of the Management System for Operations and Industrial Safety of the Exploration and Production Block of Gazprom Neft PJSC, “Implementation of priority areas in the development of biodiversity conservation and reproduction of aquatic biological resources at Gazprom Neft PJSC”
  8. Representative of the "United Shipbuilding Corporation JSC "
Background
The Arctic seas are rich in aquatic biological resources, making them a strategically important element in economic activity, both for coastal regions and for the nation as a whole. Climate change increases fishing opportunities in high latitudes, as many important commercial species are expanding their range, reaching commercial concentrations in regions where fishing was previously absent. However, without sufficient scientific knowledge, it is impossible to effectively manage fisheries without disrupting the fragile ecosystems of the Arctic.

This is even more true for large infrastructure projects implemented or just planned in the Arctic. When addressing the economic and social challenges of regional development, increasing the areas and volume of mineral production, it is certainly necessary to take into account the fragility of Arctic ecosystems and the need to preserve traditional economic activities.

In this regard, analysis of the state of aquatic biological resources, as well as of their habitat, is of great importance. People have been fishing in Arctic waters for many centuries and during this time by trial and error they have intuitively gained invaluable experience in sustainable fishing, which is confirmed and deepened by modern scientific data. At the same time, since borders don’t matter for fish , different countries need to agree among themselves to create an effective system of aquatic bioresources management and fisheries in the Arctic.

13.00 - 15.00

Organizers:
“VNIRO”

Moderator:
Konstantin Sokolov, Deputy Head of the Polar branch of "VNIRO" ("PINRO”), Ph.D in Biology

Round Table 1
"Research and development of aquatic bioresources in the Arctic: realities and prospects"
Speakers and reports:
  1. Alexey Baitalyuk, Deputy Director of “VNIRO” - Head of the Pacific branch ("TINRO"), Ph.D in Biology, “Strategy and ensuring future research in the Arctic”
  2. Igor Shpakov, Consultant, FAO Liaison Office with the Russian Federation, "Challenges for the sustainable exploitation of aquatic biological resources in the Arctic in the face of climate change"
  3. Alexey Stes’ko, Head of the Centre for Aquatic Bioresources of the Polar Branch of “VNIRO” (“PINRO”), Ph.D in Biology, "Invertebrates of the Barents and Kara Seas - Strategy for Development"
  4. Evgeny Darinov, Deputy Director of “VNIRO” - Head of the Tyumen branch (“Gosrybtsentr”)
  5. Igor Melnikov, Deputy Head of the Pacific branch of “VNIRO” (“TINRO”), Ph.D in Biology, "Pollock and other new resources of the Chukchi Sea"
  6. Olga Maznikova, Head of the Inland Water Invertebrates Department, "VNIRO", PhD in Biology, "Resource Potential of the Chukchi Sea Flounder Fish"
  7. Alexey Stes’ko, Head of the Center for Aquatic Bioresources of the Polar Branch of “VNIRO” (“PINRO”), Ph.D in Biology, "Lightly exploited stocks of aquatic bioresources of the Arctic. Prospects of development"
  8. Yuri Kovalev, Leading Researcher of the Marine Bioresources Laboratory, in the Center for Aquatic Bioresources in Polar branch of “VNIRO”, PhD in Biology, "Stock dynamics and prospects of the Barents Sea cod fishery"
Background
The development of aquatic bioresources of the Arctic is impossible without systematic scientific research which has been carried out by the fisheries science for about 120 years. During this time a huge amount of data has been accumulated, but the expansion of the ranges of commercial species to the north and northeast due to climate change, the growing interest in the resources of the seas of the central part of the Arctic Ocean, as well as their coastlines, open up new horizons for scientists.
In the new realities, taking into account remoteness and underdeveloped infrastructure, as well as the economic and foreign policy situation, it is necessary to formulate actual tasks and suggest ways of their realization, including increasing the reliability, volume and types of scientific information with simultaneous optimization of expenses for their reception.

It is obvious that it is possible at the expense of use of new research vessels, and in the long term - automated, robotized, autonomous systems for constant monitoring of fishing areas and key habitats of priority fishery objects and their habitats in more water areas. Digitalization of data collection, transmission and storage, and new processing algorithms have a role to play.

The first experiments of using unmanned aircrafts for coastal zone monitoring and satellite systems for operational data transfer in high-latitude expeditions gave good results, showing the correctness of the chosen direction of scientific research development in the Arctic. Research vessels of the Federal Agency for Fishery (Rosrybolovstvo) under construction and plans to expand expeditionary activity give an understanding of the long-term perspective for fisheries science.

13.00 - 15.00

Organizers:
Profile departments of the Arkhangelsk and Murmansk regions

Moderator:
Anna Osinina, Head of the Fisheries Department of the Ministry of Agriculture and Trade of the Arkhangelsk region

Round Table 2
"Infrastructure of the fishery complex in the Arctic"
Speakers and reports:
  1. Irina Bazhanova, Minister of Agro-Industrial Complex and Trade of the Arkhangelsk Region, "On the development of the fishery complex of the Arkhangelsk Region"
  2. Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of the Republic of Karelia - Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries of the Republic of Karelia, "Fisheries complex of the Republic of Karelia. Prospects and development trajectory in the Arctic"
  3. Yulia Morozova, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Kamchatka Territory
  4. Igor Stolonogov, First Deputy General Director of Arkhangelsk Trawl Fleet JSC, "Practice of complex maintenance and repair of fishing fleet vessels on the basis of ATF JSC"
  5. Alexander Chekalin, Director of the Graduate School of Fisheries and Marine Technology, Lomonosov Northern Arctic Federal University, "Interaction of Educational Organizations with Industrial Partners as the Basic Component of Arctic Fisheries Industry Development
  6. Lubov’ Abramova, Deputy Director of Division on quality of food fish products of Department for monitoring of habitat, aquatic bioresources and products of their processing of "VNIRO", "Improvement of hygienic standards of arsenic content in food fish products: problem and solutions"
  7. Artem Kuksa, acting General Director of "Corporation for the Development of the Murmansk Region JSC ", "Murmansk Region - the Fishing Center of the Russian Federation"
  8. Elena Tkachenko, "Valla-Tunturi LLC ", "Development of group tourism, incl. crab safari, and adaptation of legislation for the provision of such services"
Background
Due to its geographical remoteness and climate, the Arctic is one of the least populated and socially developed regions of Russia. At the same time, in recent years, there has been an increase in large infrastructure projects in the mining, energy, and transport sectors. This causes inflow of investments for modernization of port facilities and all transport infrastructure, the basis of which will be the Northern Sea Route, which will be a driver of economic development of the region and improvement of business climate, including in the fishing industry.
The implementation of various scenarios of regional development should also include an ecosystem component, taking into account the need to preserve aquatic biological resources of the Arctic seas, large-scale sustainable fishing and fish processing to solve social problems of the population, as well as the interests of indigenous peoples of the North
15.30 - 17.30

Organizers:
Kaliningrad State Technical University ("KGTU")

Moderator:
Vladimir Volkogon, Rector of Kaliningrad State Technical University ("KGTU"), Chairman of the Council of Heads of Educational Organizations of the Federal Agency for Fishery

Round Table 3
"New Personnel for the Arctic Region"
Speakers and reports:
  1. Elena Kudryashova, Rector of the Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov, PhD in Philosophy, Professor, “Reproduction of human resources for breakthrough socio-economic development of the Arctic zone”
  2. Andrey Ronzhin, Director of the St. Petersburg Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor of RAS, “Experience of joint scientific and educational activities of St. Petersburg Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Kaliningrad State Technical University in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence technologies aimed at the development of labor potential of the fisheries industry”
  3. Maria Knyazeva, Rector of the Murmansk State Technical University
  4. Ilya Sosnov, General Director of INARKTIKA or Ivan Zagorsky, Head of R&D Russian Aquaculture
  5. Pavel Tikhonov, General Director of "Russian Salmon LLC "
  6. Evgeniy Komin, General Director of "Fish Manufactures Murmansk"
  7. Sergey Kunitsyn, director of AGAMA.RUN innovation laboratory; the head of the direction of project work with educational organizations
  8. Oleg Rusinov, Minister of Education of the Arkhangelsk region, “Training of skilled workers for ship repair and port activities in professional educational organizations of the Arkhangelsk region”
Background
Development of the Arctic regions is a strategically important task. Rational use of aquatic biological resources and fishery in the Arctic zone is an integral and essential part of its economy. Achieving breakthrough economic and social development in the Arctic is impossible without solving the issue of human resources reproduction. What kind of people and competences does the Arctic need today and in the future? Are educational and scientific organizations ready to meet this need? What kind of graduates are the employers of the Arctic regions, especially the fishing industry, waiting for?
15.30 - 17.30

Organizers:
"VNIRO", Ministry of Agroindustrial Complex and Trade of Arkhangelsk Region

Moderator:
Vladimir Belyaev, Deputy Director for Science of "VNIRO", Doctor of Biology

Round Table 4
"State of stocks, fisheries and regulation of fisheries for anadromous fish species in the Arctic zone"
Speakers and reports:
  1. Nadezhda Usova, Acting Minister of Agriculture and Consumer Market of the Komi Republic, “Status, problems and prospects for the rational exploitation of fish stocks of the Komi Republic in the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation”
  2. Artem Tkachenko, Head of the Inland Water Biodiversity Laboratory, Polar Branch of “VNIRO” (“PINRO”), "Regulation of Anadromous Fish Fishing in Russia and Norway: Comparison of Approaches"
  3. Igor Studenov, Deputy Head of the Northern Branch of “VNIRO”, Ph.D in Biology, "Fishery of anadromous fish species in large river systems of the European North of Russia"
  4. Petr Terentyev, Senior Researcher, Laboratory of Aquatic Ecosystems, Institute of Ecological Problems of the North, PhD in Biology
  5. Evgeniy Lukyanenko, Head of the Fisheries and Aquaculture Sector, Department of Natural Resources, Ecology and Agroindustrial Complex, Nenets Autonomous Okrug
  6. Alyona Pinyaeva, Deputy Head of the Department, Chairman of the Fisheries Committee of the Department of Agriculture and Food of the Chukotka Autonomous District, "Fishing for anadromous fish species in the Chukotka Autonomous District"
  7. Marina Kovtun, “Russkoe More Company”
  8. Representative of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Fisheries of the Murmansk Region, "On the prospects for the use of pink salmon in the White Sea"
Background
Anadromous fish in the Arctic zone are represented by Atlantic salmon, called salmon in the North of Russia, and Pacific salmon, of which one species, pink salmon, has been successfully acclimatized in the European North of Russia and has been widely distributed in the rivers of the White, Barents and Kara Seas.
Wild Atlantic salmon (salmon) is a symbol of healthy ecosystems and is of great economic and cultural importance both for commercial and traditional subsistence and recreational "catch-and-release" fisheries. This provides employment and the values associated with salmon use for social and cultural purposes add significantly to the overall value of this resource, which is difficult to quantify.
Due to the decline in salmon numbers, quotas and fishing effort have been significantly reduced. As a result, the annual salmon catch in the North of Russia has dropped from 1000 tons in the early 1960s to 50 tons in recent years. But despite all efforts, its numbers remain low and, in some areas, extremely low, with many stocks having been irrevocably lost as a result of hydraulic construction or on the verge of being destroyed by IUU fishing.
At the same time, the number of pink salmon in the new range has increased significantly, and the catch in 2021 was a record with more than 700 tons. Currently, pink salmon fishing in the European North of Russia is becoming very important for the inhabitants of coastal settlements and provides employment for many people as an alternative to the salmon fishery.
However, the permissive system of pink salmon recreational fishing in its current form creates difficulties for the native inhabitants of Pomerania in this sphere of life, which is a significant supplement to the family diet. Now the procedures of organization of recreational fishing are complicated, and the responsibility for their violation is significant. It is obvious that they require maximal simplification. It should be reliably provided by clear and understandable system of fishery regulation. The privilege of simplified fishing of anadromous fish species can become one of the stimuli for people's life in the North and the solution of social and demographic problems of the region.
Day 2
10.00 - 12.00

Organizers:
Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East and Arctic,
AO Corporation for Development of the Far East and the Arctic

Moderator:
Igor Bukharov, President of the Association of Restaurateurs and Hoteliers "FRIO

International Workshop
International Workshop for Aquaculture Development in the Arctic zonefor Aquaculture Development in the Arctic zone
Speakers and reports:
  1. Anatoly Bobrakov, Deputy Minister for the Development of the Russian Far East and Arctic, “About the current situation in the field of aquaculture”
  2. Vasily Sokolov - Deputy Head of the Federal Agency for Fishery, Ph.D in Biology
  3. Ilya Sosnov - Director General of “Inarctic” PJSC
  4. Pavel Tikhonov - Director General of “Russian Salmon”
  5. Alexey Salnikov - Deputy General Director of “La Mare”
  6. Andrey Kolmogorov - Founder of "Sushi Market”
  7. Valery Kostyunichev, Head of the Aquaculture Laboratory of St. Petersburg Branch of “VNIRO” (“GosNIORKh”), Ph.D in Biology, "Effective Aquaculture in the Arctic: Objects and Solutions"
  8. Sergey Rusyaev, Leading Researcher, Magadan branch of “VNIRO” ("MagadanNIRO"), "On the rationale for a genetic breeding center for the Eastern Arctic: resources, infrastructure, possible effects"
Background
According to FAO data, in 2020, global fisheries and aquaculture production reached 214 million tons, including 36 million tons of algae, and the share of commercial aquaculture exceeded 56%. FAO predicts that this trend will continue, and by 2030 the ratio will already be 59% and 41%, respectively.
This indicates the need to direct great efforts and attention to the development of domestic commercial aquaculture, that accounts for 6.6% (0.35 million tons) of the total Russian production of aquatic biological resources in 2021.
The Arctic seas, in terms of their natural and climatic conditions, are the most conducive for commercial aquaculture of the salmonids (salmon, trout).
Today, due to the complicated international situation, restrictions and prohibitions on trade, there is a shortage of fish feed and fish seed, because Russian production of commercial aquaculture is largely dependent on imports.
Urgent measures are required to produce Russian feed and planting material in the amount that enables stable production of marketable products, primarily salmon, including in water recirculation installations.
The development of Arctic aquaculture will reduce prices of the products in the domestic market and ensure the availability of them for the wider population, increasing the total level of consumption of fish and seafood in the country.
10.00 - 12.00

Organizers:
Ministry of Agriculture and Trade of the Arkhangelsk Region

Moderator:
Vyacheslav Bizikov, Deputy Director for Science of "VNIRO", Doctor of Biology

Round Table 5
"Marine Mammals of the Arctic".
Speakers and reports:
  1. Vladimir Zabavnikov, Head of the Marine Mammal Department, Polar Branch of “VNIRO”, “On marine mammals of the Barents Sea”
  2. Roman Batanov, Head of Department of scientific research of bioresources of inland waters and waters adjacent to Chukotka AO of Pacific branch of “VNIRO”, “Resource potential of seals and cetaceans in the development of the eastern Arctic shelf”
  3. Sabina Strelchenko, Director of LLC “Bureau”, “Fishing for mammals in the Magadan region”
  4. Alexey Pogarsky, Director General of LLC Fishery Company “Cardinal”, “On the practice of fishing and processing of sea animals on Sakhalin”
  5. Alexander Boltnev, Chief Researcher in the Far East Marine Fishes Division of the Marine and Freshwater Fishes of Russia Department of “VNIRO”, "r-K selection and prospects of harp seal fishery"
Background
In addition to polar bears, more than 20 species of marine mammals (cetaceans and pinnipeds) inhabit the waters of the Russian Arctic Seas. Some of the species are present here year-round, while others are present only in certain periods of the year (seasonal migrants). In the last two decades, the number of the latter has been increasing due to current climatic changes associated with global warming. In the Barents and White Seas, the population of over 1.8 million individuals of 11 species of cetaceans and pinnipeds are observed year-round, 9 species are seasonal migrants. The most numerous species is the harp seal of the White Sea. Its population is about 1.5 million individuals, according to the joint ICES/NAFO/NAMMCO WG estimations.
Marine mammals of the Barents Sea consume 7.1 million tons annually, according to the calculations of BIMI (Norway). . Commercial fish species constitute the main part of the diet. The number is comparable with the TAC. The situation makes it necessary to conduct scientifically grounded regulation of the state of marine mammals in the Arctic and, first of all, in fisheries areas.
13.00 - 15.00

Organizers:
”VNIRO”

Moderator:
Kirill Kivva, Ph.D in Geography
Head of Climate Dynamics and Aquatic Ecosystems Department of “VNIRO”

Round Table 6
"Monitoring and conservation of ecosystems in the Arctic region"
Speakers and reports:
  1. Igor Shpakov, Consultant, FAO Liaison Office with the Russian Federation, “Arctic Ecosystems: Status and Perspectives in the Context of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration”
  2. Vyacheslav Bizikov, Doctor of Biology, Deputy Director for Science of "VNIRO", “Key challenges in environmental monitoring and restoration projects for the stock of aquatic bioresources in the Arctic: case of the Norilo-Pyasinskaya lake and river system”
  3. Victoria Kondratovich, Head of Environmental Protection Department of Gazprom Neft Shelf LLC, "Environmental Monitoring and Preservation of Biodiversity in the Area of Responsibility of Gazprom Neft Shelf LLC
  4. Ekaterina Kiselevich, Minister for Natural Resources and Environmental Protection of the Komi Republic
  5. Vasiliy Povazhnyy, Ph.D of Biology, Head of the Otto Schmidt Laboratory of the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (“AANII”), “Prospects for Monitoring Changes in Biological Productivity in the Seas of the Siberian Shelf”
  6. Andrey Pedchenko, Ph.D in Biology, Leading Researcher of “VNIRO”. "Pollution of the Arctic seas by plastic: new challenges for science and industry"
Background
Modern research shows that climate changes in the Arctic are occurring faster than in other areas of the planet (the so-called "Arctic amplification of climate change", Arctic amplification). The Arctic is rich in natural resources and economic activities are developing there, and the anthropogenic load on ecosystems is increasing. The problem of pollution of the marine environment by plastics has attracted increased attention of researchers in recent years. At the same time, Arctic ecosystems are less resistant to natural and artificial external influences due to less biodiversity in them. Despite the successful functioning of a set of measures to ensure the responsible and rational use of resources in the Arctic, including fisheries, there is still room for its further development and response to new challenges. The purpose of the roundtable is to create a platform for representatives of government, science, and industry to discuss these opportunities.
13.00 - 15.00

Organizers:
Department of Fisheries Management of the Federal Agency for Fishery (Rosrybolovstvo). Russian Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North (RAIPON)

Moderator:
Julia Yakel, lawyer of the Russian Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North (RAIPON)

Round Table 7
"Traditional marine fisheries in the Arctic and their regulation"
Speakers and reports:
  1. Grigory Ledkov - Senator of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation, President of the Russian Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North (RAIPON)
  2. Representative of Federal Agency for Ethnic Affairs (FADN)
  3. Anna Otke, Senator of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation, President of the Regional Public Organization "Association of Indigenous Peoples of Chukotka"
  4. Elena Golamareva, Chair of the Committee on Indigenous Peoples of the North and Arctic Affairs of the State Assembly (Il Tumen) of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
  5. Yuri Khatanzeisky, Deputy Governor of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug for Nenets and Other Indigenous Peoples of the North
  6. Alexander Kudryavtsev, First Deputy Head of the Department of Agriculture and Food of the Chukotka Autonomous District, "Peculiarities of sea hunting in the Chukotka Autonomous District.
  7. Vladimir Zabavnikov, Head of the Marine Mammal Department, Polar Branch of “VNIRO” ("PINRO"), "Commercial species of marine mammals of the western and central sectors of the Russian Arctic”
Background
For residents of the Arctic and the indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East (hereinafter - the indigenous peoples) fishing (including sea hunting), are traditional objects of fishing (extraction) and in the first place act as one of the main products of food, and secondly extraction and sale of aquatic biological resources are referred to the traditional economic activities of the indigenous minorities.
There are quite real resource opportunities in Russia to meet the challenges of the traditional way of life and traditional economic activities of small indigenous peoples. In choosing the optimal balance between their needs and the existing natural and social realities, it is necessary to take into account the whole range of existing factors. At the initiative of the Federal Agency for Fishery, starting in 2023 a "no-obligation" procedure for the allocation of water bioresources to individuals who are on the list of persons belonging to small indigenous peoples must be put into effect.
Fishery scientists' studies admit that the current potential of aquatic biological resources of the Arctic regions will be able to withstand the transition to the system of self-supply of the residents of coastal settlements with the products of these traditional fisheries.
At the same time, traditional enterprises of small peoples, such as communities, need to increase their economic potential. Communities are village-forming enterprises almost all over the Arctic and one of the measures to develop entrepreneurship in the Arctic zone should include the creation of conditions for modernization of traditional economic activities, granting the communities the status of agricultural producers, small businesses and increasing the catch volume of aquatic biological resources (not less than that allocated to commercial enterprises in the same territories).
The development of traditional fishing as an economic activity of communities and other associations of indigenous peoples is a guarantee of stability and efficiency of development of remote rural areas and conservation of the resource.
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