Dive into the full collection of presentations, videos, slide decks, and downloadable PDF’s from IFISH 6. Each link connects you directly to valuable insights and practical tools shared at the conference. Whether you’re looking to catch up on sessions you missed or revisit your favorite talks, these resources are here to help you learn, connect, and stay inspired as partt of the global ISIFH community.
Conference Resources
Programs
MONDAY 1/9/24
TUESDAY 1/9/24
Conference Welcome
Conference Introduction
Social and Regulatory Approaches for Implementing Safety and Health Standards
Decent fishery work in a changing climate
Success Stories and Lessons Learned by Programmes Supporting Training, Innovation and Interventions
Harnessing Local Knowledge and Technology to Improve Safety in Small Scale Fishing
Psychosocial Hazards and Promising Health Interventions in Fishing
OHS in Fisheries and Aquaculture: What Can We Learn From New Research?
Preventing Falls Overboard and Drowning
Connectivity Among Training Organizations Empowers Fishers as Medical First Responders Through Wilderness-style First Aid Training: A Case Study in Collaboration and Capacity Building
New Frontiers in Occupational Safety and Health Interventions
Does Safety Training Make a Difference?
Get SeaFit (Dockside Partnerships for Health and Wellbeing of Fishers and Their Families)
Challenges and Measures for Improved Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) In Salmon Farming
WEDNESDAY 1/10/24
Towards Inclusive, Equitable and Climate-Resilient Occupational Safety and Health for Small-Scale Fishers – the Supportive Role of Social Protection
Seafood Processing Hazards and Risk Factors
Advancing social justice and decent work for all in the aquaculture sector
Livelihood Opportunities in Fisheries and Aquaculture
THURSDAY 1/11/24
Fishing Vessel Safety and Design: What Can be Done to Improve Stability and Safety?
Commercial Seafood Industry’s Health, Safety, and Wellbeing from Down Under: A New Zealand Context
Work-related asthma and allergy in the aquaculture and seafood processing industry – new insights into exposures, health outcomes and designing intervention strategies.
The Safest Catch – Fishermen Helping Fishermen on How to Design and Implement a Fishing Vessel Safety Program
Ensuring Economic Stability and Welfare of Fishers and Processors Through Insurance
Data Collection, Analysis and Trends in Accident and Fatality Reporting in Fishing
Improving Global Fishing Safety: FISH Platform’s Work to Create a Level Playing Field for International Fishing Vessel Conventions
Efforts to Improve Safety, Health, and Welfare Through Fisheries Resiliency and Sustainability Initiatives
Navigating Regulatory and Organizational Uncertainties to Address Health and Safety
Catching the Potential, workshop about setting the standard for sustainable fisheries training
The Danish Story 2.0 – Promoting Social Sustainability
Improving safety in commercial fishing: A discussion of risk-influencing factors and contributing causes to hazardous events, measures for prevention and mitigation of occupational accidents, and how to improve safety management in the coastal fishing fleet
Programs
We are honored to have the following global leaders represent the scientific committee for IFISH 6:
Co-Chairs
Jennifer Lincoln
Florence Poulain
Co-Chairs
Derek Archer
Cor Blonk
Lissandra Cavalli
Leann Cyr
Eric Holliday
Ingunn Marie Holmen
Mahmudul Islam
Mohamed Jeebhay
P Krishnan
Barb Neis
Sam Pauling
Serge Raemaekers
Mike Savins
Julie Sorensen
LeiLei Zou
Keynote Speakers
Derek Archer
Cor Blonk
Lissandra Cavalli
Leann Cyr
Eric Holliday
Ingunn Marie Holmen
Mahmudul Islam
Mohamed Jeebhay
P Krishnan
Barb Neis
Sam Pauling
Serge Raemaekers
Mike Savins
Julie Sorensen
LeiLei Zou