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Compliance with the regulations is likely to be high when a regulation fits well with the existing market practices or when the regulations are supported by cultural norms and civic institutions. To elicit compliance with the fisheries policy in the European Union which is inhabited by people with different cultural practices, the stakeholders should consider partnering with civil society organizations and build support through education. To guarantee success of a regulatory framework in the context of the Common Fisheries Policy in the European Union, prior consultation with target population is imperative. This helps in finding out about factors that are central to the policy implementation. It also helps in securing group support. This helps in building a sense of ownership among the target group. This helps in increasing commitment to the objectives of the policy being rolled out. The regulator, in the process, comes up with better solutions (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2000)....
To deter overfishing the European Union governments should enhance their capacity to monitor. Monitoring elicits compliance. They should carry out random inspections among the target groups to be sure of the existence of the enforcement. This reduces the chances on non-compliance among the target population like the fishermen in the European waters doing their fishing. They should also consider coming up with deterrent regulations.
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