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Precision Translation for Global Fisheries Challenges

 

In the dynamic world of fisheries and marine conservation, clear multilingual communication is essential for effective policy-making, compliance, and international cooperation. I provide high-precision translation services that help governments, NGOs, research institutions, and industry stakeholders navigate complex challenges including:

  • Evolving regulatory frameworks (EU IUU regulations, NOAA requirements, PSMA implementation)

  • Marine science and conservation (research papers, technical reports, policy documents)

  • Regional governance initiatives (ECOWAS policies, West African fisheries management)

  • International collaboration (cross-border projects, multilateral agreements)

 

Why Translation Matters in Fisheries

 

With sustainability and compliance at the forefront of global fisheries management, accurate terminology and consistent style are critical for:


✓ Ensuring documents meet international standards (FAO, IUCN, RFMOs)
✓ Maintaining legal and regulatory compliance across jurisdictions
✓ Facilitating knowledge sharing between researchers and policymakers

My Approach

 

Specializing in legal, technical, and academic translations, I combine sector expertise with rigorous quality assurance:

  • Core language pair: English ↔ French

  • Additional languages available via my trusted network

  • Technology-assisted: MemoQ, Antidote, AI research (Perplexity) and ISO-compliant workflows

  • Client-focused: Tailored solutions for repeat projects with style/terminology consistency

 

Proven Results

 

Testimonials from fisheries agencies, research institutions, and international organizations

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   Accepted file types are Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint

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