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Creator:: Young, James A., Parkes, Graeme, Walmsley, Suzannah, Abel, Rigmor, Harman, Jon, Horvat, Peter, Lem, Audun, Macfarlane, Alastair, Mens, Maarten, and Nolan, Conor
Abstract:: This paper presents the findings of an 18 months global review of organisations providing sustainable fisheries information to consumers and other channel intermediaries completed in December 2009*. The project was managed by a consortium of nine organisations involved with seafood, the Fish Sustainability Information Group (FSIG), from around the world...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Parkes, MRAG, UK, g.parkes@mrag.co.uk; Suzannah Walmsley, MRAG, UK, s.walmsley@mrag.co.uk; Rigmor Abel

Creator:: Walmsley, Suzannah, Rodmell, Dale, Armstrong, Bertie, Chikwama, Cornelius, Tinch, Robert, Anderson, Shannon, Arthur, Robert, and Mangi, Stephen
Abstract:: Fisheries are recognised to provide important contributions to the economy, through the creation of jobs, growth and GVA from both the catching sector and associated supply chain activities. They also provide social benefits, through individual well-being, contributions to strong communities, and knock-on benefits through supply chains. However, in national terms...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding and Presentation

Creator:: Munro, Gordon and Cunningham, Steve
Abstract:: Almost one half of the EEZs of the world are subject to so-called foreign fishing arrangements (FFAs), in which foreign fishing states (distant water fishing states in particular) gain access to EEZs under access arrangements with the relevant coastal states. The FFAs may take the form of “fee fishing” arrangements,...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: – Mohammed Rouchdi • Small-scale fishers – Robert Arthur • EU “Northern” Agreements – Suzannah Walmsley

Creator:: Walmsley, Suzannah, Rodmell, Dale, Armstrong, Bertie, Chikwama, Cornelius, Tinch, Robert, Anderson, Shannon, Arthur, Robert, and Mangi, Stephen
Abstract:: Fisheries are recognised to provide important contributions to the economy, through the creation of jobs, growth and GVA from both the catching sector and associated supply chain activities. They also provide social benefits, through individual well-being, contributions to strong communities, and knock-on benefits through supply chains. However, in national terms...
Full Text:: affiliations: Walmsley, Suzannah F. 1* ; Rodmell, Dale 2 ; Armstrong, Bertie 3 ; Chikwama, Cornelius 4

Creator:: Walmsley, Suzannah, Rodmell, Dale, Armstrong, Bertie, Chikwama, Cornelius, Tinch, Robert, Anderson, Shannon, Arthur, Robert, and Mangi, Stephen
Abstract:: Fisheries are recognised to provide important contributions to the economy, through the creation of jobs, growth and GVA from both the catching sector and associated supply chain activities. They also provide social benefits, through individual well-being, contributions to strong communities, and knock-on benefits through supply chains. However, in national terms...
Full Text:: Economic Values in Fisheries Suzannah F Walmsley International Institute for Fisheries Economics and

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