Overcoming Institutional Barriers to Implementing Digital Traceability
Government agencies often encounter barriers to communicating, collaborating, sharing information, and implementing seafood traceability programs. This report identifies and expands on four types of barriers that may limit interagency collaboration—Legal, Behavioral, Budgetary, and Procedural—and makes recommendations to tackle these barriers for improved adoption and execution of seafood traceability programs.
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Overcoming Institutional Barriers to Implementing Digital Traceability
Government agencies often encounter barriers to communicating, collaborating, sharing information, and implementing seafood traceability programs. This report identifies and expands on four types of barriers that may limit interagency collaboration—Legal, Behavioral, Budgetary, and Procedural—and makes recommendations to tackle these barriers for improved adoption and execution of seafood traceability programs.