The Seafood Alliance for Legality and Traceability (SALT) 
provides space for global knowledge exchange and learning, facilitation, and collaboration to build electronic seafood traceability systems that address social, economic, and ecological well-being. 
SALT  sprung from the idea that fostering fruitful 
conversations between industry,  government, and civil society encourages us to learn from one another. Our alliance builds trust, sparks innovation, and accelerates progress together–rather than in silos. 
We envision an empowered and 
self-regulated seafood 
community that adopts 
improved and transparent 
seafood systems.
That, in turn, will support stronger 
fisheries management to enhance 
food security and ocean biodiversity.A learning hub with curated resources including a seascape map of traceability efforts around the world and a searchable traceability events database.
A facilitated learning space to connect with experts, 
discover solutions, and collaborate.
Incentives to fuel innovative leadership and solutions to 
complex seafood traceability problems.OUR APPROACH SALT PROVIDES:
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7SALT is a five-year public-private partnership between USAID and the Walton Family, 
Packard, and Moore Foundations, and is implemented by FishWise, a non-profit 
sustainable seafood consultancy. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND HOW 
TO PARTICIPATE IN SALT VISIT:
TOGETHER WE CAN:
Increase our ability 
to manage fisheries 
sustainably  
Share experiences to 
learn from others and 
identify opportunities 
to collaborate 
Reduce business 
risks associated 
with illegal 
seafood 
Improve ability  to 
comply with import 
requirements and 
sustainable seafood 
commitments  
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Transform how 
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JOIN THE SALT COMMUNITY COMPOSED OF:
Academia
GovernmentsNGOsDonors Industry (seafood, ﬁnance, and technology)Multilateral organizations
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