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Fisheries priorities and annual guidance for 2017

  • 2016


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    "All NOAA Fisheries programs, projects, and investments are designed and conducted in a manner that supports these three strategic goals: Ensure the sustainability of fisheries and fishing communities. Recover and conserve protected species. Improve organizational excellence. For each of these strategic goals, this document identifies NOAA Fisheries priorities, which are specific areas within these goals requiring a corporate focus in the coming fiscal year. The identified priorities consider NOAA Fisheries' mission functions in the context of a changing environment, current fiscal conditions, anticipated appropriated funding, recently identified risks, and specific, corporately identified, programmatic areas of focus. These priorities and associated anticipated results are intended to guide the development and execution of the FY 2017 Annual Operating Plan (AOP) and chart the individual efforts of each regional office, fisheries science center, and headquarters program office toward the accomplishment of collective strategic goals"--Page 5.
  • Content Notes:
    NOAA Fisheries. ; "November 2016." ; Also available online in PDF via the NOAA Central Library.
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    urn:sha256:b43968a118bb4a5a295f8385ec96e9a79662cbccb70d8cc2af42d5b6d1e2c46e
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