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GNPS la kounye a posede youn nan pi sofistike sistèm siveyans elektwonik nan mond lan devlope ak yon flòt nan bato repons vit entèsepte pechè ilegal yon fwa yo idantifye pa sistèm lan. Sepandan, amelyorasyon pa te lineyè. Bay nati politik la nan GNPS yo, peryòd nan pwogrè yo te woule tounen akòz woulman nan direktè ak anplwaye kle. Malgre kontrè sa yo, ranfòsman GMR a te amelyore anpil. Jan yo montre sou kat jeyografik la, ki pi bato lapèch komèsyal respekte 40 mil marin rezèv la. Pa gen konfòmite plen, sepandan, kòm kèk pechè komèsyal kontourne deteksyon satelit pa remoke ti veso vè pou yo ka antre nan GMR a detèkte. Kèlkeswa tout inovasyon teknolojik yo, veso yo toujou bezwen pou entèdiksyon. WildAid ak patnè yo kontinye travay avèk GNPS yo pou amelyore preparasyon veso yo, optimize alokasyon resous yo, ak enstitisyonize pwotokòl kle pou operasyon efikas. Evantyèlman, GNPS la pral posede sistèm gaya ak pèsonèl ki byen antrene pou egzekite yon pwogram konfòmite efikas ki asire rekòlt dirab nan resous maren.
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The GNPS currently possesses one of the most sophisticated electronic monitoring systems in the developing world and a fleet of fast response vessels to intercept illegal fishers once they are identified by the system. However, improvement has not been linear. Given the political nature of the GNPS, periods of progress have been rolled back due to turnover of directors and key employees. Despite these setbacks, the enforcement of the GMR has improved substantially. As shown on the map, most commercial fishing vessels respect the 40 nautical mile marine reserve. There is not full compliance, however, as some commercial fishers circumvent satellite detection by towing small fiberglass vessels so they can enter the GMR undetected. Regardless of all the technological innovations, vessels are still needed for interdiction. WildAid and partners continue to work with the GNPS to improve vessel readiness, optimize resource allocation, and institutionalize key protocols for efficient operations. Eventually, the GNPS will possess robust systems and highly trained personnel to execute an effective compliance program that ensures the sustainable harvesting of marine resources.