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Creator:: Matsuda, Yoshiaki
Abstract:: The UN MDG of 2000 include poverty eradication, protection of our common environment, and human rights, democracy, and good governance. Fisheries have been expected to contribute to meet these goals, especially after the UNCLOS III. As a result, many developing countries have over-invested in fisheries with environmental degradation by industrial...
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Full Text:: RESPONSIBLE FISHERIES TO THE UN MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS (MDG) FOR 2015 Yoshiaki Matsuda, Kagoshima

Creator:: Nair, Ramchandran C.
Abstract:: The marine fisheries sector in India is currently going through a phase of socio-economic cum ecological turbulence. The rate of growth in marine fisheries production, as evidenced by recent studies, is plateauing, if not, declining. The need for initiating management options that promote sustainable resource utilization and stable livelihood security...
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Full Text:: Teaching to Fish or Learning Not to Finish?-Reinventing a Responsible Marine Fisheries Extension System In

Creator:: Watanabe, Hiromoto
Abstract:: The main purpose of this study is to answer a question, "Are the Japanese Fisheries Responsible?" The author tries to find the answer by analyzing a historical trend of the Japanese fisheries policies, recent legislation such as "Fisheries Basic Law" and "Sustainable Aquaculture Production Assurance Law", and example cases of...
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Full Text:: 04_.rtf IIFET 2004 Japan Proceedings 1 ARE JAPANESE FISHERIES RESPONSIBLE

Creator:: Matsuda, Yoshiaki
Abstract:: Human beings are now recognizing that fish are no longer free gifts from the nature and we have to manage it wisely. The current management schemes are more or less based on the allocation of fish by individuals or communities through rules and regulations, resulting in illegal fishing, high MCS...
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Full Text:: Proceedings CULTURED MARINE FOREST AS A KEY CONCEPT FOR RESPONSIBLE FISHERIES Yoshiaki Matsuda Kagoshima

Creator:: Thiao, Djiga and Laloë, Francis
Abstract:: In most of the coastal countries, the fisheries enable to satisfy multiple socio-economic needs such as food safety, public receipts, employment and so on. It is especially true in many coastal developing countries where fisheries constitute a considerable source of food and incomes. However, the strong pressure on the fisheries...
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Full Text:: . [2] FAO, 1995. Code of conduct for responsible fisheries. 41 p. [3] FAO, 1999. Indicators for

Creator:: Guillotreau, Patrice, Monfort, Marie-Christine, Perraudeau, Yves, and Salladarré, Frédéric
Abstract:: As compared to other countries, France has been involved very lately in the discussion about fisheries ecolabelling. Reluctant to adopt the existing ecolabels, the professional organisations, the Ministry of food, agriculture and fisheries and the European Commission itself tend to create their own label guidelines to take into consideration other...
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Full Text:: responsible fisheries requirements and the actual criteria governing the consumer behaviour when purchasing

Creator:: Watanuki, Naohiko
Abstract:: Senegal is facing severe depletion of demersal fish stocks due to industrial fisheries and a fast and spontaneous development of artisanal fisheries. Fisheries overexploitation is caused by little awareness among artisanal fishers about the importance of fisheries management and conflicting and competing interests of local and migrant fishermen. The general...
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Full Text:: Proceedings DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO RESPONSIBLE FISHERIES: GLOBAL STANDARDS VERSUS LOCAL INITIATIVES

Creator:: Rodgers, Philip and Read, Andy
Abstract:: Early in 2002, members of two Producer Organisations (POs), the North Sea Fishermen’s Organisation in Britain, and the Dutch Cooperative Producentenorganisatie Oost Nederland, realised that their quotas of plaice and sole were insufficient to last until the end of the quota period. Vessels have in the order of 70-80% of...
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Full Text:: Microsoft Word - 238TUp.rtf 1 BENEFITS OF RESPONSIBLE

Creator:: Kelling, Ingrid
Abstract:: Globalisation in the retail sector is transforming food value chains by driving consolidation in the industry and extending supply chains across the globe. Globalisation enables retailers to benefit from economies of scale and cheaper production in foreign locations. However, food markets themselves are increasingly responding to local consumer preferences. In...
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Full Text:: Vietnam Proceedings 1 "RESPONSIBLE RETAILERS": POLICY CHALLENGES RAISED BY PRIVATE STANDARDS IN THE

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