A Possibility to Apply a Traditional Fisheries Enforcement Programme in the Inland Waters of Iraq

The present chapter presents a methodology for implementation of fisheries enforcement in rivers and the coastal waters of Iraq. The principles for assessing prosecution usefulness were consequent from the traditional economic opinion of controlling enforcement that focuses hindrance through legal penalties. The use of this procedure in Iraq might certainly be reliable to a degree as it could stand on the observed opinions of all local implementation officials, and more remarkably, in utmost cases, the apparent opinions were found to be similar to fishermen. The administration consultant can move onward in this knowledge-building study of depicting prosecution certainty over the repetition of this study which may also help guarantee rationality of the matters given in this chapter and therefore make balanced deliberate conclusions on fisheries law execution.