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Creator:: Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin, Garcia, Marissa C., Herrick, Samuel F., and Squires, Dale
Abstract:: Climate change and climate-induced changes are expected to increase in the future and are likely to cause adverse impacts, especially on aquatic resources and coastal communities, by affecting the productivity and distribution of fish stocks. This will have serious implications on future demand and supply of fish at the global...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: studies on the economic analysis of the impacts of climate change on fisheries has been limited and

Creator:: Briones, Roehlano M., Dey, Madan, Li, Chen Oai, and Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin
Abstract:: The new world trading order has introduced major liberalization initiatives for developing country fish producers. It has on the other hand raised non-tariff barriers, such as food safety standards. Non-tariff barriers will profoundly shape the sharing of benefits and costs of rising global fish trade. The potential impacts of these...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: 1 GLOBAL TRADE AND THE POOR: THE IMPACT OF PRODUCT STANDARDS IN MAJOR IMPORTING COUNTRIES

Creator:: Dey, Madan M., Briones, Roehlano M., and Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin
Abstract:: The paper presents a detailed approach to modeling supply and demand of the Asian fish sector. It discusses the salient features of the fish sector in Asian countries that need to be incorporated in a comprehensive model of fish supply and demand, as well as the usefulness of supply and...
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Full Text:: of the most significant developments has been the rapid growth of aquaculture: over the past decade

Creator:: Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin, Rab, Mohammed A., and Dey, Madan Mohan
Abstract:: There has been a structural shift in the global supply, demand and trade in fish and fisheries products since the early 1980s that has shattered the traditional dominance of the developed nations. Despite a declining trend in the global exports of primary products, the percentage contribution of fish has been...
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Full Text:: has shattered the traditional dominance of the developed nations. Despite a declining trend in the

Creator:: Israel, Danilo, Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin, Petersen, Elizabeth, Hong, Meen Chee, and Yeo, Bee Hong
Abstract:: The direct economic values of aquatic resources used in various livelihood activities by households in selected rural villages of Cambodia were estimated using the net economic value approach. Data utilized were from 540 aquatic resources dependent households from 3 provinces gathered using household survey, longitudinal monitoring and participatory rural appraisal...
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Full Text:: ABSTRACT The direct economic values of aquatic resources used in various livelihood activities by

Creator:: Wada, Nikolas, Delgado, Christopher, and Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin
Abstract:: The incorporation of fisheries commodities into the International Food Policy Research Institute’s (IFPRI) International Model for Policy Analysis of Agricultural Commodities and Trade (IMPACT) model suggests that demand for fisheries products will rise faster than supply over the next two decades, and that fishery commodity prices will rise relative to...
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Full Text:: Research Institute **World Fish Center Abstract. The incorporation of fisheries commodities into the

Creator:: Nielsen, Jesper Raakjær, Degnbol, Poul, Viswanathan, K. Kuperan, and Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin
Abstract:: Current fisheries management approaches based on centralised government intervention have proven inadequate to deal with the present management and cannot meet its objectives including reverting stock depletion, resolving user group conflicts, increase profitability and prevent social disruption. There is no easy solution to this problem. New institutions enabling fishing communities...
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Full Text:: resources by fishing communities. Changes of the environment due to pollution, coastal erosion and

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