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Gender and Willingness-to-pay for Recreational Benefits from Water Quality Improvements

Dupont, Diane P. (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

The economics literature has recently turned its attention to the existence of gender differences in various aspects of choice behaviour. This paper focuses upon such differences as may exist in the valuation of environ ...
Gender Mainstreaming and Women Empowerment – Reflections and Upshots from Fishing Industry of Kerala, India

Salim, Shyman S. (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2012)

Mainstreaming aims at incorporating gender concerns as an integral element in the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of policies and programmes so that benefits are shared equally and inequality isn’t perpetuate ...
Gender Matters: Place Located Indigenous Knowledge: Finding the Value of Per Capita Earth Resource Consumption Necessary for Human Sustainability

Alexander, William M. (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

Indigenous knowledge (creation of human well-being with a modicum of Earth resources) in India was augmented in the twentieth century with new technologies. The new technologies have raised Indian well-being, but these ...
Gender Roles in Tilapia Capture and Marketing Supply Chain on Lake Kariba, Zambia

Syampaku, Edward Mwiindeh; Mafimisebi, Taiwo Ejiola (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2012)

The study looked at gender roles in the value chain for small scale Tilapia capture and marketing in villages and market centres along the Sinazongwe shore line of Lake Kariba, Zambia. Objectives were to identify dominan ...
The Gender Roles of Women in Aquaculture and Food Security in Nigeria

Olufayo, Mosun (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2012)

Women are recognized as agents of changes and development .Their involvement in aquaculture is one issue that needs to be addressed when dealing with rural communities and poverty alleviation among the rural women .T ...
Gender Roles, Rural Household Food Security and Entrepreneurship Among Women in Selected Fishing Communities in South Western Nigeria

Omolara, Agbebi Funmilola (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2012)

Nigerian women in fishing sector remain a potent force in the economic growth of fishing communities. The basic objective of involving women in fisheries Development is to make them equal partners to men. That will ena ...
Generic Advertising for Fish: Results from a Research-based Campaign

Grunert, Klaus G.; Scholderer, Joachim (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

Before and after the 3-year generic advertising campaign for fresh fish in Denmark, representative consumer samples were surveyed with regard to their attitudes towards fresh fish, perceived family norms, availability o ...
Generic Advertising for the Seafood Industry

Armbruster, Walter J. (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

The seafood industry is one part of the food industry competing for consumer protein demand. Generic advertising or promotion offers one approach to expand that demand. Generic promotion programs focus on market expansi ...
Generic Advertising for the Seafood Industry

Armbruster, Walter J. (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

The seafood industry is one part of the food industry competing for consumer protein demand. Generic advertising or promotion offers one approach to expand that demand. Generic promotion programs focus on market expansi ...
Global Change in African Fish Trade: Engine of Development or Threat to Local Food Security?

Béné, Christophe; Lawton, Rebecca (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2008)

Today fish is the most traded food commodity in the World. This situation is not without generating potential issues. On the one hand, fish trade is said to support economic growth processes in developing countries by p ...
Global Drivers and their Implications for Developing Country Fisheries

Hall, Stephen; Allison, Edward (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2008)

Developing country fisheries serve many functions, from feeding the poor, sustaining local communities and providing employment to generating export earnings. Yet, despite their importance, most countries have largely fa ...
Global Trends in Capture Fisheries, With an Estimate of Global Losses in Marine Fisheries Resource Rents

Willmann, Rolf; Arnason, Ragnar; Franz, Nicole; Kelleher, Kieran (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2008)

Trends in key fisheries indicators are presented to provide the context for a profile of the economic health of the world's marine fisheries. Estimates of the economic value of global marine fishery production and costs ...
Global Warming Could Have a Tremendous Effect on the World Fisheries Production

Kawasaki, Tsuyoshi (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

A new evidence for the regime shift has been found as to the tuna populations in the northwest Pacific to show that the regime shift is the universal principle throughout fish groups not only at lower trophic levels but ...
Globalisation and Better Governance: Combating IUU fishing

Spagnolli, Alberto (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2008)

The European Union ranks third worldwide in terms of fishing power, with 5.7 million tonnes landed in 2006 and a fishing fleet active in every ocean. It is also the leading importer of fish (worth some ¬20 billion in 200 ...
Globalization - Has it Helped or Hindered in Managing Fish Stocks Sustainably?

Meere, Frank; Lack, Mary (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2008)

While there have been substantial benefits to fish trade and the fishing industry from the opening up of markets, deregulation and greater flexibility in how and where companies can operate, this may have come at a sign ...
Globalization achievements and challenges for the Vietnamese Seafood Industry

Nguyen, Dzung H. (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2008)

The paper presents main achievements of the Vietnamese seafood industry in the last ten years (1998-2007) - a special period with revolutionary developments, in which seafood processing and export sector has gained break ...
Globalization and the dynamics of international fish trade

Lem, Audun; Emerson, William (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2008)

Although the share of total fish supply which is traded internationally is fairly stable, the patterns of trade flows are in constant change. China and Viet Nam are increasingly emerging as processors and suppliers of va ...
Governance, Decentralization and Co-Management: Lessons From Africa

Béné, Christophe; Emma, Belal; Baba, Malloum Ousman; Ovie, Solomon; Raji, Aminu; Malasha, Isaac; Andi, Mamane Na; Russell, Aaron (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2008)

Today, decentralization and democratic participation are presented as necessary conditions to achieve poverty alleviation and ensure the sustainable use of our diminishing natural resources. In small-scale fisheries, si ...
Government Expenditure on Fisheries and Fisheries Management in Iceland

Arnason, Ragnar; Hafsteinsdottir, Palina M.; Ragnarsdottir, Asgerdur (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

This paper reports on a study of Icelandic government expenditures on fisheries and fisheries management during the period from 1990 to 1996. This study is a part of a joint Canadian, Icelandic and Norwegian project a ...
Government Financial Transfers to Fishing Industries in OECD Countries

Flaaten, Ola; Wallis, Paul (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)

Government financial transfers (GFTs) to the marine capture fishery sectors in OECD Member countries represent a significant policy intervention. These transfers have a variety of objectives and governments employ a num ...