Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.

Exploited fish and shellfish populations in Croatia are estimated and thus managed at the regional level (GSA 17 and GSA 18), except for some coastal populations that have been estimated at the national level and are managed at that level, given that it is mainly marine species that are shared between all countries of the Adriatic region. Assessments of the exploited populations, which include the definition of threshold values for management purposes, are performed within the STECF and GFCM. GFCM and STECF do not conduct estimates or provide reference points for all populations which are subject to exploitation in the Republic of Croatia. For all the most important commercial types of fisheries (small pelagic, demersal and coastal) management plans are implemented, and fisheries regulation measures for sustainable exploitation andprotection of renewable resources were proposed. Also, for the small pelagic fish species there is Multiannual management plan on the GFCM level which takes into account status of the stock and therefore propose management measures to be taken.