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Creator:: Kuikka, Sakari, Cunningham, Steve, and Salz, Pavel
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Full Text:: Fisheries Policy (CFP) is ‘to provide for sustainable exploitation of living aquatic resources and of

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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Full Text:: to not only develop more sustainable fisheries management practices, but also understand the links

Creator:: Kato, Yasuhisa
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Full Text:: . Toward Decentralized Management for Sustainable Fisheries in ASEAN Region. Improvement of Fishery

Creator:: Coulthard, Sarah, Johnson, Derek, and McGregor, Allister
Abstract:: At first, a paper which explores "wellbeing" in fisheries might seem misplaced. Our attention is more often focused on the poverty with which fisheries are so inherently associated and the threat of growing poverty as fishers, worldwide, face depleted fish stocks and a rapidly changing coastal environment. As this panel,...
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Full Text:: Fisheries - A New Insight on Poverty and Sustainable Fisheries Research and Policy Author(s): Sarah

Creator:: Ojumu, Gbenga, Hite, Diane, and Fields, Deacue
Abstract:: Fishing involves the act of hunting for fish by hooking or trapping and may also include pursuing other aquatic animals by extension. However, modern fishing is both a recreational and professional sport in communities with natural and man-made water bodies. Recreational fishing involves fishing for pleasure or recreation and it...
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Full Text:: may be caught to ensure sustainable practice amongst anglers. Recreational fishing is modern

Creator:: Hall, Stephen and Allison, Edward
Abstract:: 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 failed to ensure sustainable fishery systems and livelihoods for the millions of people dependent on them. Classically, management has concentrated on the...
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Full Text:: largely failed to ensure sustainable fishery systems and livelihoods for the millions of people dependent

Creator:: Deme, Moustapha and Pan, Haoran
Abstract:: Up to now cost measurements in the Senegalese demersal fisheries have been limited to the assessment of the financial viability of fleets or the comparison between revenues of the fleet and costs of the management. But all of these works are only concerned with the financial cost of fishing activity....
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Full Text:: fishing practices and efficient public policies for the Senegalese coastal demersal fishery Author

Creator:: Christensen, Steen
Abstract:: The Lower Mekong Basin (LMB) is shared by Thailand, Lao PDR, Cambodia and Vietnam and provides a range of natural resources and services which are important to the national economies (e.g. water for hydro-electric power) and also to the livelihoods of the people (e.g. fishing and farming opportunities) in the...
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Full Text:: Mekong River Commission in 2007 with the objective to provide politicians, natural resource planners and

Creator:: Nguyen, Dung Huu
Abstract:: Organic aquaculture was first introduced in Vietnam by VASEP in 1999 and determined by the Government of Vietnam as an strategic direction for development of sustainable and responsible aquaculture. Through a cooperation arrangement between VASEP and the Swiss Import Promotion Programme (SIPPO), the first organic black tiger shrimp farm was...
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Full Text:: development of sustainable and responsible aquaculture. Through a cooperation arrangement between VASEP and

Creator:: Asthana, Anjani and Kulkarni, Vilas
Abstract:: Gujarat, a major maritime state, has 20 percent coastline and accounts for 10 per cent of fish production of India. Recently, the government of Gujarat has placed a special emphasis on the development of ports with an objective to explore the opportunities of trade through the ports. The government plans...
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Full Text:: fishery, resulting in depletion of production and degradation of species. In this process, the fishermen

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