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Creator:: Isaksen, John, Hermansen, Oystein, and Dreyer, Brent
Abstract:: In Norway, structuring of the fishing fleet has been an ongoing process since the start of the 1960'ies. Since then, both the number of vessels in Norwegian fisheries and fishers have been reduced by roughly 85 %. For decades, the fisheries industry has been considered a mean to employment and...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Creator:: Nguyen, Thong, Laksafoss, Magni, Laksa, Unn, Arias-Hansen, Juliana, Hermansen, Oystein, Svorken, Marianne, Agnarsson, Sveinn, Ytteborg, Elisabeth, Vidarsson, Jonas R., Zucchetta, Matteo, Panovi, Fabio, and Papandroulakis, Nikos
Abstract:: Socio-economic analysis of seafood production is important for the conservation of aquatic ecosystems and the management of fisheries and aquaculture activities. Understanding how the livelihoods of people, dependent on the exploitation of aquatic resources, are affected by various changes is essential for decision making. The two main seafood production sectors,...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Creator:: Nguyen, Thong, Laksa, Unn, Laksafoss, Magni, Arias-Hansen, Juliana, Gyalog, Gergo, Baudron, Alan, Papandroukalis, Nikos, Ytteborg, Elisabeth, Hermansen, Oystein, Danielsdottir, Anna K., Agnarsson, Sveinn, Svorken, Marianne, Vidarsson, Jonas R., Fridriksdottir, Ragnhildur, Alvarez-Salgado, Anton X., Norte, Mariola, Chapela, Rosa, Santiago, Jose L., Zucchetta, Matteo, Pranovi, Fabio, and Thanh, Thuy P.
Abstract:: Climate change has been observed to have a significant impact on the distribution of aquatic species and productivity of aquaculture systems across the globe. This affects the level of food production, the livelihoods of communities that depend on fisheries and aquaculture, and the future sustainability of these sectors. As in...
Resource Type:: Presentation

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