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Creator:: Kennedy, Chris J. and Scott, Steve
Abstract:: The ex-vessel supply chain for fisheries has been recognized as an important determinant of value generation. In recent years, as the retail demand for fresh seafood products has increased, many independent fishermen have bypassed thin, monopsonized, or otherwise inferior wholesale markets by engaging in implicit or explicit fixed-output contracts with...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: EXPLOITATION Chris J Kennedy, George Mason University, ckenned7@gmu.edu Steve Scott, George Mason

Creator:: Munro, Gordon, Sumaila, U. Rashid, and Turris, Bruce
Abstract:: This paper puts forth the proposition that all catch share schemes should be analysed primarily through the lens of cooperative game theory, which has now been developed to an advanced degree in the analysis of international fisheries management. If the fishers in a catch share scheme are playing cooperatively, the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: ] Wilen, J. E. 1985. Towards a Theory of the Regulated Fishery, Marine Resource Economics, 1: 69-388

Creator:: Sylvia, Gil and Davis, Shannon
Abstract:: Major fishery investment has recently been implemented in West Africa as part of the World Bank's West Africa Regional Fisheries Program. To support this effort the New Partnership for Africa's Development funded development of a Seafood Bio-Economic Assessment Model. The model was initially developed for Ghana, but will accommodate other...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: and seafood sector. •  Provide a model for use by Ghanaian resource

Creator:: Syampaku, Edward Mwiindeh and Mafimisebi, Taiwo Ejiola
Abstract:: 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 dominant gender in supply chain functions, compute price changes due to value addition and isolate...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: negligible in fish capture. To increase participation in male dominated activities, there is need for a

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