CARDONA HERRERO, SERGIO / BORDONADO BERMEJO, MARÍA JULIA
The Marine Stewardship Council MSC, an international non-profit organisation, aims to recognise and reward the efforts of fishing businesses to simultaneously fish and protect marine life in the oceans and safeguard the food supply from the seas in the future.
The UN (United Nations) and within it the High-Level Panel launched on 28 September 2017 the AGENDA 2030 as an ambitious plan to halt the deterioration of our planet. We are now in the year 2024 and the goals are still far away, although AGENDA 2030 is recognised by many countries as a valid approach to achieve sustainability. AGENDA 2030 contains 17 goals. Number fourteen proclaims: “Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development”. In its content it is highlighted that achieving the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) is a task for all the actors that can help civil society, companies, trade unions, universities and the liberal professions. Within society we find the organisation that interests us: MSC (Marine Stewardship Council). A non-profit organisation whose work consists of promoting sustainable fishing.
