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Creator:: Lem, Audun
Abstract:: Developing country producers represent more than 80 % of total world fish supply and 50% of exports. A large part of this comes from small-scale producers in capture fisheries and aquaculture. In the discussion of the future role of the small-scale sector the debate has often focused on how the...
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Creator:: Chu, Tien Vinh
Abstract:: Being a country located in the west of BIEN DONG (the South China Sea) with more than 3,260 km of shore line, about 3,000 large and small islands, more than 100 estuaries and about one million km 2 of EEZ, Vietnam is considered as a country in rich of marine...
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Creator:: Hien, Thi Tran, Kim, Anh Nguyen Thi, and Petersen, Elizabeth
Abstract:: In 2006, Viet Nam’s fishery sector contributed about 6.1 percent to the GDP of the country and the value of aquatic products in export turnover was about US$ 3.3 billion. This accounted for 9-10 percent of the country’s total export value (MOFI/USDAFAS, 2007). Home consumption of fish has increased from...
Resource Type:: Research Paper

Creator:: Symington, Keith and Thuy, Nguyen Thi Dieu
Abstract:: Many fisheriues in Vietnam have witnessed notable reductions in catch and fish size. Given the millions of Vietnamese who are dependent on marine resources, it is critical to not only develop more sustainable fisheries management practices, but also understand the links between vulnerability and other socio-economic and institutional factors, in...
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Creator:: de León, César Arias, Fuentes, Virgilio Arenas, Lango-Reynoso, Fabiola, Bustamante, Marco L. Unzueta, and Morfín, Juan C. Zamorano
Abstract:: The Mexican Oyster fishery in the Gulf of Mexico annually produces only 50,000 MT, 95% of Mexico oyster production. Oyster production has fallen drastically in most coastal lagoons, this decline has been attributed to factors as overfishing, mismanagement of natural oyster beds, environmental degradation and lagoons pollution. This work proposes...
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Creator:: Jahan, Hasneen and Ancev, Tihomir
Abstract:: The economy of Bangladesh has benefited enormously from the rapid development of the aquaculture production, in particular from shrimp cultivation. In 2007-08 Bangladesh earned US$ 445.41 million from shrimp export, which is about 4.25% of the value of total national export. There are over 600,000 people employed directly in shrimp...
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Creator:: Rey-Valette, Hélène, Clément, Olivier, Aubin, Joel, Mathé, Syndhia, Chia, Eduardo, Legendre, Marc, Caruso, Domenico, Mikolasek, Olivier, Blancheton, Jean-Paul, Slembrouck, Jacques, Baruthio, Aurèle, René, François, Patrice, Levang, and Lazard, J.
Abstract:: It cannot be said that aquaculture has ignored sustainable development (SD), judging by the number of standards, guides and indicators devoted to it, produced mainly under the aegis of international organizations such as FAO, The European Union and some NGOs. However, these continue to be perceived in large measure as...
Resource Type:: Research Paper

Creator:: Dabbadie, Lionel, Diaz, Amor, Little, David, Morales, Jack, and Vagneron, Isabelle
Abstract:: Aquaculture is one of the most dynamic food-producing subsectors worldwide. In the Philippines, shrimp monoculture started in the 1980s, only to collapse less than a decade later due to disease. More recently, extensive polyculture of fish, shrimp and mud crabs has developed. The objective of this paper is to analyze...
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Creator:: Janofsky, Eric, Yeo, Bee Hong, Gilbert, Benjamin, Groves, Theodore, and Squires, Dale
Abstract:: The impact of technological adoption on economic growth is a critical issue for economic policy in the developing world. The issue is further compounded for industries exploiting renewable common resources with ill-structured property rights, because greater efficiency increases pressure on the resource stock. The paper analyzes the effect of adoption...
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