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Indonesia's Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Program: Lessons Learned from Phase I and Future Directions

Creator:: McElroy, James Kevin (Seamus) and Hunnam, Peter
Abstract:: The Indonesian Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Program (COREMAP) is a 3 Phase, 18 year (1998 - 2016), USD 250 million national program aimed at protecting, rehabilitating and better managing Indonesia's coral reefs and their associated ecosystems and improving the livelihoods and incomes in target coastal communities where currently 60%...
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Full Text:: different approaches to (i) community-based management (NGO, no NGO) and (ii) surveillance and enforcement

Stakeholder Preferences for Management of the Danish Protein Fisheries in the North Sea

Creator:: Nielsen, Jesper Raakjær and Mathiesen, Christoph
Abstract:: Management of the Danish protein fisheries in the North Sea has during recent years become increasingly politicised, as various stakeholder groups are seeking influence on the decision-making process. In relation to management of the sand eel and Norway pout fisheries, two different issues are debated. In the sand eel fishery,...
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Full Text:: IIIa, ACFM- report, 2001 ICES, Sandeel in Sub-area IV, ICES Cooperative Research Report No. 246

Report of the Workshop on Japanese Fisheries

Creator:: Vichitlekarn, Suriyan
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: Proceedings 1 REPORT OF THE WORKSHOP ON JAPANESE FISHERIES (With Special Reference to the Tohoku Region

China Squeeze: What Happens When Your Biggest Customer Says No?

Creator:: King, Jonathan
Abstract:: Over the last decade direct exports to China and Hong Kong of Pacific Geoduck have grown to encompass more than 80 percent of U.S. geoduck production. In December 2013 China shut its doors to U.S. geoduck over possible arsenic contamination and imports from the U.S. fell from over 250 MT...
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Full Text:: . China Squeeze: What Happens When Your Largest Customer Says “No!” May 21, 2015 Jonathan King

17β-estradiol has no effect on reproduction success of calanoid copepod, Acartia omorii

Creator:: Hossain, Md. Khaled
Abstract:: The natural estrogen 17β-estradiol (E2) is responsible for the endocrine disruption and also has potential effect on the reproduction of vertebrate. However, its effect on invertebrate reproduction has scarcely been studied. The present study was conducted to determine the effect of E2 on survival, egg production and egg hatch of...
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Full Text:: considered that, exposure to breeders also affects their newly produced eggs. So far, no report was found

Impact of Media Reports on Seafood Consumption

Creator:: Connelly, John
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Full Text:: 2004 Source: Lexis-Nexus So what --- “I don’t need to be loved …… I just need people to eat

Karl Popper's Organon and the world's fisheries; fish stock assessment as a pseudoscience, an inductivism that can bear no fruit

Creator:: Corkett, Christopher
Abstract:: If a scientist can predict the weather (poorly) Why cannot he predict fish yields (yet more poorly)? – a clerihew by Chris Corkett. Recent long term historical studies of commercial fisheries have pointed to a well established pattern of overfishing. Under the principle of transference – what is true in...
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Full Text:: falsifiable sciences in which either (i) there is no empirical evidence, as in the mathematical sciences, or

Report About an Effort to Offer Marine Products Safely by High-Level Hygiene Management in an Advanced Area

Creator:: Wakabayashi, Takashi, Nagano, Akira, Oka, Sadayuki, Kawaguchi, Makoto, Tani, Shinji, and Kamata, Masahiro
Abstract:: High-level hygiene management for foods is highly required in Japan nowadays. In general, there are 5 stages in the flow of marine products; fishing, unloading, market, processing and distribution. Therefore it is important to take care the hygiene management at each stage of them. In this report, the most advanced...
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Full Text:: WAKABAYASHI 264.pdf IIFET 2004 Japan Proceedings REPORT

Indonesia's Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Program: four case studies in co-management from COREMAP Phase I (1998 - 2004)

Creator:: McElroy, James Kevin (Seamus)
Abstract:: The Indonesian Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Program (COREMAP) is a 3 phase, 18 year (1998 - 2016) national program. The first Phase operated in 4 pilot sites and ran from 1998 - 2004. The second phase runs from 2005 - 2010. The performance of the four pilot sites are...
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Full Text:: Although no single common log frame was established during the design of COREMAP I, performance was

Milkfish (Chanos chanos) Fry Production in Gerokgak District, North of Bali Indonesia: A Geography-Economic Aspect

Creator:: Syahidah, Dewi, Prijono, Agus, Sutarmat, Tatam, Sukayasa, Putu, and Ejasta, I Km.
Abstract:: Fry production of milkfish (Chanos chanos), which is called “Milkfish Backyard Hatchery” or MBH in Gerokgak District, North of Bali had been famous since 1995. The coastal area of the district is the largest place for backyard hatcheries. The research was conducted in Gerokgak District in the year of 2004....
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Full Text:: GEOGRAPHY-ECONOMIC ASPECT Dewi Syahidah*, Agus Prijono*, Tatam Sutarmat*, Putu Sukayasa** and I Km

Potential Benefits of a Transboundary Marine Protected Area Under no Cooperation Between Countries

Creator:: Molina, Renato, Costello, Chris, and Gaines, Steve
Abstract:: There is a considerable amount of work done in transboundary fisheries and the implications of non-cooperative scenarios using game theory; there is also plenty of research about Marine Protected Areas (MPA) and their role on improving biomass, fishing yields and fishermen profits. However, there is still a lack of studies...
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Full Text:: not enough to affect the resource” ”If no one owns the resource, I own the resource” The combination

Report on the Ad-Hoc Workshop on Network Building for Establishing "Economics of Responsible Fisheries"

Creator:: Vichitlekarn, Suriyan
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Proceedings 1 REPORT ON THE AD-HOC WORKSHOP ON NETWORK BUILDING FOR ESTABLISHING “ECONOMICS OF

Report of the Twelfth Biennial Conference of the International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade

Creator:: Vichitlekarn, Suriyan
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: and the ideas presented, and should not be taken as a verbatim report. I. Introduction 1. The

Modeling Capital Stuffing and Fleet Redundancy in a Limited Entry Fishery

Creator:: Niell, Kelly, Asano, Aki, and Yamazaki, Staoshi
Abstract:: We introduce a modified version of the standard Gordon-Schaefer fishery model. Standard theoretical models usually treat fishing effort as an aggregate measure encompassing all different types of inputs. Consequently, these models do not enable us to examine the problem of fleet redundancy and capital stuffing separately, i.e. two ways in...
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Full Text:: redundancy, and so to describe the overfishing problem in a limited entry fishery. Our model predicts no

Comparative Economics of Fresh and Smoked Fish Marketing in Some Local Government Areas in Adamawa State, Nigeria

Creator:: Onyia, Lucky, Adebayo, E. F., Adewuyi, K., Ekwunife, E., and Ochokwu, I.
Abstract:: The study compared fresh fish and smoked fish marketing in Adamawa state. Primary data were collected with the aid of well-structured questionnaires from marketers in 13 major fish markets in seven local government area of Adamawa state. Findings from the study revealed that majority of the fish sellers were female...
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Modeling the Economic Benefits of Temporary Octopus Fisheries Closures

Creator:: Oleson, Kirsten, Oliver, Thomas, and Barnes-Mauthe, Michele
Abstract:: A local fisheries management model employing short-term fisheries closures for rapidly growing species is proliferating across coastal east Africa and Indian Ocean islands. Aiming to improve management and boost incomes, NGOs, international finance institutions, and government agencies are promoting the technique in artisanal fishing communities. In southwest Madagascar alone, over...
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Full Text:: , no study has analyzed the closures effects on fisher incomes. This paper uses over 250,000 datapoints

The Attitude and Knowledge Performances of The Bajau Tribe on the Development of Fishery Activities in Nain Island, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

Creator:: Pontoh, Otniel, Masengi, K. W. A., Harikedua, Y., Pinontoan, B., and Mandagi, I. F.
Abstract:: This paper presents the results of the impact of the attitude and knowledge of the Bajau tribe in Nain Island of North Sulawesi, Indonesia, on the development of their fishery activities. The results are also compared with the same parameters on another community of the same Island, the Sangihe tribe....
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Full Text:: same Island, the Sangihe tribe. The results show that attitude and knowledge have no significant

Trade in Fishing Services

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,...
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Full Text:: • It arises from a World Bank report ,Trade in Fishing Services, released last December on distant

Managing Catch Limits in Multi-Species, ITQ Fisheries

Creator:: Peacey, Jonathan
Abstract:: Management of individual species in a multi-species fishery poses a number of challenges for fishery management systems, including the problem of managing fish bycatch. Fish bycatch is sometimes identified as a particular problem associated with management systems based on individual transferable quotas (ITQs) but this has not always proven to...
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Full Text:: with an economic disincentive to target fish stocks for which they have no catching right. The new

Combining Fishermen’s Knowledge with Economic Models to Locate and Evaluate Gray Meat Outbreaks in Atlantic Sea Scallops

Creator:: Inglis, Susan, Georgianna, Daniel, Lee, Min-Yang, Levesque, Megan, St. Martin, Kevin, Endicott, Mike, Kristmundsson, Arni, Freeman, Mark A., and Stokesbury, Kevin
Abstract:: Atlantic sea scallop fisheries in Iceland and the United States have been subject to outbreaks of ‘gray meat’, a disease caused by infestation by a new species of apicomplexan parasite that causes progressive myodegeneration of scallop meats that kills scallops and reduces recruitment. Due to reduced exvessel value, fishermen discard...
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Full Text:: in NLCA Georges Bank 2011, 2012, & 2013: Closed Area I Georges

Russian and Baltic states fishery developments

Creator:: Shriver, Ann
Abstract:: While accurate information about developments in the fisheries of the former USSR is somewhat difficult to obtain, certain trends have been remarked on by Russian, Baltic State[1], and international observers, and some data is available to support them. The objective of this research is to collect, assess, crosscheck, analyze, and...
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Full Text:: Warnemunde Conference, November 1994. Vaarja, Lauri :. Estonian Fishing Industry, NAFO News. No. I 1994

BC-to-Alaska Transboundary Salmon: Conflict, Enhancement, Moral Hazard, Paper-Fish and Folly

Creator:: Wright, Christopher Stephen and Gould, Robert
Abstract:: Enhancement of British-Columbia-to-Alaska Transboundary Rivers is a vast potential prize to all concerned. However, despite funding commitments in the Pacific Salmon Treaty, that program is at great risk of always being more potential than real. The cooperation needed to make this program work has been and continues to be grievously...
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Full Text:: Years of Application." Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. No. 1324, October

The Impact of Coastal Community Development and Fisheries Resources Management Project (co-fish project) on Social Economic in Bengkalis, Riau Indonesia

Creator:: Zulkifli, Yunus, Y. A., and Nugroho, F.
Abstract:: The community based for the fisheries resources management project (CO-FISH-Project) in Bengkalis is a coastal development project to improve the living standard of coastal community in this region. Over all project activities including resources and ecology assessments, social economy assessment, establishment of suitable fisheries resources management, community based fisheries resources...
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Full Text:: REPORT

Adding Value to Salmon Helps Capturing Market Shares

Creator:: Monfort, Marie Christine
Abstract:: France is Europe's largest market for salmon, close to saturation for traditional products but open to opportunities for differentiated items. Over the last ten years, the supply of salmon-based products has moved from basic items to more sophisticated ones. Processing is one way of turning the product into what consumers...
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Climate change and the economics of fisheries in Australia

Creator:: Norman-López, Ana
Abstract:: Climate change is generally agreed to be one of the biggest challenges facing the world today, and Australia is no exception. Marine fisheries productivity and distribution is predicted to change with ocean warming. Here, I will examine the economic consequences of climate change on the Australian fishing industry. I will...
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Full Text:: Australia is no exception. Marine fisheries productivity and distribution is predicted to change with ocean

Bioeconomic Modelling of Fishery Conservation Policies in the Philippines

Creator:: Campos, Maria Rebecca
Abstract:: The Philippines is surrounded with many fishing grounds. In spite of this, most fishermen in the area live in poverty, and their plight is getting worse, not better. Current fisheries policies for the area have failed to improve the situation but no research has been done to find out why....
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Full Text:: No Slide Title 1 BIOECONOMIC MODELLING OF FISHERY

Causality and Price Transmission Between Fish Prices: New Evidence from Greece and UK

Creator:: Floros, Christos
Abstract:: This paper re-examines the evidence of causality and price transmission between fish prices of main species landed into Piraeus (Greece) and Cornwall (UK). To complete the analysis of cointegration and causality, we use the data of Floros and Failler (2004) and Avdelas (2004). Our paper uses the Bivariate Generalised Autoregressive...
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Full Text:: change of fish prices, and report that most species lead Hake (this is stronger for Greece). Furthermore

Improving the exploitation pattern in the fishery for Northeast Arctic Saithe (Pollachius virens)

Creator:: Sandberg, Per and Nedreaas, Kjell Harald
Abstract:: Fisheries affect fish stocks through their exploitation rate and exploitation pattern. Both influence the economic yield from the fish stock. In regulated fisheries, the exploitation rate is determined either by the acceptable level of fishing effort or catch, whereas the exploitation pattern is determined by selectivity of gears and/or regulatory...
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Full Text:: Program Report No. 93-02, University of Alaska Fairbanks. ISBN 1-56612-021-7. Mehl, S. 2002. Sei nord for

Quota Enforcement in Resource Industries: Self-Reporting and Differentiated Inspections

Creator:: Hansen, Lars, Jensen, Frank, and Nostbakken, Linda
Abstract:: Quotas or permits are frequently used in the management of renewable resources and emissions. However, in many industries there is concern about the basic effectiveness of quotas due to noncompliance. We develop an enforcement model of a quota-regulated resource and focus on a situation with significant non-compliance and exogenous constraints...
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Full Text:: . In particular, we use state-dependent enforcement to induce firms to self-report excess extraction

A Bioeconomic Evaluation of Future Management Options for the Australian West Coast Rock Lobster Fishery

Creator:: McLeod, Paul, Linder, Robert, and Nicholls, John
Abstract:: The West Coast Rock Lobster fishery is Australia's most valuable commercial fishery. Around 550 vessels harvest 10,500 tonnes of lobster per annum. The industry has an enviable track record of biological management which has been based on a variety of input controls. In recent years this has necessitated three significant...
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Full Text:: the catch is exported. Annual harvests average around 10,500 tonnes from 550 vessels. i The fishery

Distributional Performance of a Territorial Use Right and Co-Managed Small-Scale Fishery Targeting a Metapopulation Using Artificial Shelters

Creator:: Villanueva-Poot, Raul, Seijo, Juan Carlos, Headley, Maren, and Cuevas Jiménez, Alfonso
Abstract:: This work reports on how resource rent is distributed among owners of exclusive fishing grounds in the spiny lobster (Panulirus argus) fishery of Punta Allen, Mexico. This MSC certified small-scale fishery is co-managed through Territorial User Rights. Members of the local fishing cooperative, have exclusive access to individual fishing grounds....
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Full Text:: a meta population by the use of artificial shelters (i) the actual distribution of the fishing

A Case Study in Successful Fishery Management: The Atlantic Deep Sea Red Crab Fishery

Creator:: Rountree, Barbara
Abstract:: The Atlantic deep sea red crab (Chaceon quinquedens) is the target of a small, directed fishery in the Northeast US, which has been managed using total allowable annual catches (TACs) at the fleet level since 2002. Although not a catch share fishery, it shares many of the same features, behaviors,...
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Robustness of Sharing Rules Under Climatic Changes - The Case of International Fisheries Agreement

Creator:: Brandt, Urs Steiner and Kronbak, Lone Grønbæk
Abstract:: Many international fisheries agreements involve sharing rules. These rules are normally stable rules, not contingent on shifts in the relative distribution or development of the resource. In the latest IPCC report, the most likely future scenario is an increase in the global mean temperature, and most severely in high latitudes....
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Full Text:: : Netherlands. ICES (2000), Cooperative Research Report, no. 236. Report of the ICES Advisory Committee on

Empirical Analysis of the Transboundary Dynamics for Georges Bank Groundfish

Creator:: Soboil, Mark Lucas and Sutinen, Jon G.
Abstract:: This paper presents an empirical model of Georges Bank transboundary groundfish fishery, and reports results of a dynamic bioeconomic simulation used to evaluate the consequences of alternative management strategies for the multispecies fishery. Since the distribution of the stocks of the principal groundfish resources involves substantial movement and migration across...
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Full Text:: , mandatory reporting requirements and mandatory landing requirement (no discards). Primarily inshore vessels

Prospect of Pelagic Fisheries in Northern Sulawesi, Indonesia

Creator:: Farris B., Boneka and Lasut, Markus T.
Abstract:: Approximately 90 per cent of total catches in northern Sulawesi are pelagic fishes. About two-third of them are large pelagic fish, such as tunas (Katsuwonus, Thunnus, Euthynnus). However the National Assessment Stock Commission reported that availability of the large pelagic fishes in Sulawesi and Maluku Sea is just about one-third...
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Full Text:: one-third of the total pelagic fish resources. Even in the last report the large pelagic fishes in

Input Diversity and Performance in Fish Processing Firms

Creator:: Isaksen, John R. and Dreyer, Bent
Abstract:: The supply of raw material to the Norwegian fish processing industry has always fluctuated heavily, both as far as volumes and quality are concerned. These fluctuations have had major impact on planning of for instance product mix and production capacity. Thus, sea farming has been considered a promising alternative source...
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Full Text:: co-variation between degree of VI and performance, some no relationship while other report negative

Development of a national fisheries adjustment scheme: the Australian approach

Creator:: Metzner, R.
Abstract:: The purpose of the Australian National Fisheries Adjustment Scheme (ANFAS) project is to develop a policy framework under which structural adjustment can occur in a coherent and coordinated manner, and to develop operational guidelines on how to develop structural adjustment schemes. The ANFAS will not establish a mandatory scheme, nor...
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Full Text:: Resources & Environment I. Introduction 1.1 The Australian rational Fisheries Adjustment Scheme

Economic Interactions of Farmed Salmon and North American Wild Salmon

Creator:: Roheim, Cathy A., Knapp, Gunnar, and Anderson, James
Abstract:: Because of wild salmon's importance as a commercial fishery in North America, many questions and concerns have been raised around the issue of farmed versus wild salmon in recent years. Concerns have been related to the impact of the tremendous growth in farmed salmon production on the markets for wild...
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Full Text:: No paper available Theme: Special Sessions

Economic Evaluation of Fisheries Policies in Lamon Bay, Philippines

Creator:: Campos, Maria Rebecca, Pantoja, Blanquita, Manalili, Nerlita, and Bravo, Marideth
Abstract:: Lamon Bay is one of the most important fishing grounds in the Philippines. In spite of this, most fishermen in the area live in poverty, and their plight is getting worse, not better. Fish catch is declining by 13.5 % a year, more than double the decline experienced elsewhere in...
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Full Text:: . Current fisheries policies for the area have failed to improve the situation but no research has been

Estimating Financial Returns to Coastal States from their Tuna Resources‚ a Preliminary Analysis of the Western Indian Ocean Tuna Harvesting Sector

Creator:: Kimakwa, Edward
Abstract:: WWF Coastal East Africa Initiative IIFET Abstract Estimating financial returns to Coastal States from their tuna resources, a preliminary analysis of the Western Indian Ocean Tuna harvesting sector Kwame Mfodwo, Colin Barnes, Jeremy Noye, Domingos Gove, Edward Kimakwa, Didier Fourgon, Katherine Short Corresponding Author: dgove@wwfesarpo.org This paper reports on Western...
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An Investigation of Public Perception and Awareness of Marine Aquaculture in South African coastal communities: A pilot study in Hermanus community

Creator:: Morake, Khumo Sanny Hermina
Abstract:: In order to ensure sustainable aquaculture development basic elements needs to be taken into consideration, i.e. environmental, social and economic aspects. Most of the research focuses on the environmental aspects and very little of the social and economic aspects. There is no doubt that when dealing with sector development, socio-economic...
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Full Text:: . There is no doubt that when dealing with sector development, socio-economic elements cannot be excluded

Fisheries Management of Sandfish in Akita Prefecture

Creator:: Tamaki, Yasuji
Abstract:: Fishermen of Akita prefecture of Japan did the prohibition of sandfish fishery for three years independently. After cancel of a ban the coastal fishermen and the offshore fishermen carried out amount management of sandfish cooperated since 1995. This is first example of cooperative amount management, by coastal fishermen and offshore...
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Full Text:: under amount regulation", "individual quotas system" and "pool quotas system" together. I introduce

How can traditional marine resource management support a responsible fishery? Lesson Learned from Maluku

Creator:: Adhuri, Dedi Supriadi
Abstract:: The current discourse on marine resource management or coastal fishery is favouring collaborative management (Co-management). That is a shared management practice between government and community. Co-management is argued to correct the ineffectiveness of centralized management system as well as empower the weakening practice of traditional marine resource management (TMRM) and...
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Full Text:: six months or so, no meeting was held. When I asked people what happened, I was told that the kewang

Building Ecological-Economic Models and Scenarios of Marine Resource Systems

Creator:: Thebaud, Olivier, Smith, Anthony D. M., Vermard, Youen, Doyen, Luc, Innes, James, Lample, Michel, Macher, Claire, Mullon, Christian, Planque, Benjamin, Quaas, Martin F., and Mahévas, Stéphanie
Abstract:: As part of the ecosystem approach to managing fisheries and other uses of marine ecosystems, there has been a growing call for the development of integrated assessment tools to support the provision of both tactical and strategic management advice. Of particular importance in this domain is the development of models...
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Full Text:: (workshop report), Paris, February 2013 Thébaud O.*, Doyen L., Innes J, Lample M., Macher C., Mahévas S

The Resource Rent in Sweden's Fishery

Creator:: Paulrud, Anton
Abstract:: The report is an analysis of the resource rent in the Swedish fishery, produced as a contribution to the new strategic plan for the Swedish fishery in the years 2007-2013 according to the draft EU regulation for the EFF (European Fishery Fund). A model has been produced based on linear...
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Full Text:: Anton.Paulrud@fiskeriverket.se ABSTRACT The report is an analysis of the resource rent in the Swedish

Are Marine Reserves and Harvest Control Rules Substitutes or Complements for Rebuilding Fisheries?

Creator:: Yamazaki, Satoshi, Jennings, Sarah, Grafton, Quentin, and Kompas, Tom
Abstract:: The depletion of important fish stocks and the degradation of marine ecosystems are common problems worldwide. Two approaches that have been widely used to restore depleted fish stocks are the implementation of harvest control rules and the establishment of marine reserve networks. Harvest control rules, underpinned by the monitoring and...
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Full Text:: setting catch limits. No-take marine reserves have been increasingly promoted in many countries to

Transition to Rights-Based Management in Fisheries: Evidence from Alaska

Creator:: Toseland, Rebecca
Abstract:: Catch share programs are emerging as a rights-based management tool capable of improving biological and economic performance in marine fisheries relative to traditional command and control regulation approaches. This paper examines the determinants of the transition from command and control regulation to rights-based management in marine fisheries. I develop a...
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Full Text:: -pool resources (CPRs) is well known. I Open access leads to over exploitation and complete rent

Fisheries Sustainability Challenges Embedded in Individual Transferable Quota Systems: Knowledge, Technology and Indigenous Fisheries Development in New Zealand

Creator:: Bodwitch, Hekia
Abstract:: In 1986, New Zealand implemented the world’s first comprehensive individual transferable quota management system for fisheries, designed to ensure sustainable use of fish resources by restricting take levels. Today, fewer people are fishing less frequently, often using with more efficient capture technologies. Drawing on ethnographic research with Maori fishing communities...
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International efforts against illegal fishing and the role of regional fisheries organizations

Creator:: Aneiros, Adela Rey
Abstract:: The main objectives of this paper are, in the first place, to review the international efforts carried out during the last ten years for fighting against illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. In this field, the keystone is the 1982 United Nations Law of the Sea Convention. But since the adoption...
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Full Text:: Arrangements, FAO Fisheries Report No.597, paragraph 1. 5., Appendix G )— prove the fact that these

The death rattle of open access and the advent of property rights regimes in fisheries

Creator:: Christy, Francis T.
Abstract:: In considering fisheries regulation in the next decade, I make a concluding point that may become a major theme. This is that individual permanent catch quotas of a regulator-determined TAC are only a stage in the development of management from licensing to private rights (Scott 1989). The condition of open...
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Seaweed value chain: a case study in Pantar Island, Eastern Indonesia

Creator:: Fitriana, Ria and Stacey, Natasha
Abstract:: Indonesia is the biggest seaweed producer in the world. Seaweed (Eucheuma spp) has become a popular alternative livelihood activity in Indonesia as a way to diversify livelihood activities and thereby improve household livelihood outcomes with added incomes. It is relative easy form of aquaculture to implement at the producer level....
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Improving Sustainability for Fish and Fisherman

Creator:: Galligan, Monica
Abstract:: The 2005 Gulf of Mexico hurricanes devastated not only fishing boats but also many businesses interdependent with fishermen: processing plants, ice plants, boat builders, net makers and other suppliers. Fuel prices and other expenses have increased. Wholesale catch prices are down due to damaged markets, lack of storage facilities and,...
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Full Text:: successful in its context. In this paper, I examine what factors contributed to the success of selected

Economics of Joint Management of the Resources of the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem

Creator:: Sumaila, Ussif Rashid, Munro, Gordon, and Keith, Heather
Abstract:: This paper is drawn from a project report that was sponsored by the United Nations through the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem Programme. We analyze the economics of fishery management in the Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem (BCLME), reviewing the case for and against regional co-operation in managing the BCLME....
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Are Commercial Fishers Risk Lovers?

Creator:: Eggert, Hakan and Martinsson, Peter
Abstract:: The result of changes in regulation or monitoring and enforcement of commercial fisheries are highly dependent on fishers’ supply response decisions. One central determinant of fishers’ reactions to such changes is their risk preferences. Empirical studies of fishers’ preferences have found that most fishers are risk averse. In this paper,...
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Full Text:: are regulated open access with no element of individual quotas (IQ), which implies a potential threat

Economic Feasibility of Producing Oysters Using a Small-Scale Hawaiian Fishpond Model

Creator:: Chen, Jessie, Haws, Maria, Fong, Quentin, and Leung, PingSun
Abstract:: While studies have long examined the economic viability of oyster industries along the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of the mainland United States, Hawai`i has had no industry to speak of in modern times. This may soon change due to the recent establishment of a long-absent water quality monitoring program required...
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Full Text:: , Tamaru, & Leung, 2013) • DOH laboratory certification lapsed in 2000 This is no longer the case. In

Fishers Who Survived from the Collapse of Cod: A Case Study of St. Anthony Newfoundland

Creator:: Higashimura, Reiko
Abstract:: The fishing communities in the St. Anthony area of Newfoundland, Canada, were forced to adjust to the collapse of cod catches in Atlantic Canada in the early 1990’s. It was not only the fishing industry that was affected. The entire community had to live through the changes in resources. To...
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Improving Sustainability in Tuna fisheries through Market-based incentive mechanisms

Creator:: Tolentino, Frazen, Berentsen, Paul, Bush, Simon, and Oude Lansink, Alfons
Abstract:: This study evaluates existing market-based incentive mechanisms, such as Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification, Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs), and International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) associate membership, as innovative instruments for tuna fishers to improve sustainability of their fishing methods. There is little knowledge on ways these types of incentive mechanisms...
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Full Text:: practices. They fish by considering both quality and quantity. “(‘...when I catch a single 40 kilos tuna, I

New Zealanders' perceptions of the state of marine fisheries and their management

Creator:: Hughey, Kenneth F. D., Kerr, Geoff N., and Cullen, Ross
Abstract:: Management of New Zealand marine fisheries is widely regarded as innovative and effective. However a nationwide survey in 2000 revealed that New Zealanders judge the state of New Zealand’s marine fisheries to be adequate to good, and management of the marine fisheries is only adequate. On those two criteria marine...
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Full Text:: natural environment. In this paper we report results from a 2002 nationwide survey which repeats the 2000

The Training Managers for 21st Century Fisheries Initiative: Summary and Recommendations from the Inaugural International Workshop

Creator:: Jodice, Laura W., Sylvia, Gilbert, Harte, Michael, Hanna, Susan, and Stokes, Kevin
Abstract:: Organizers convened an international workshop to address training necessary to produce effective managers for 21st century fisheries. The workshop involved government, industry, academic, and nongovernmental organization (NGO) leaders from Oceania, North America, and Europe. They addressed vision and management challenges of 21st century fisheries; requisite skills and knowledge; current training...
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Full Text:: initiative. The full workshop report is available online at: http://oregonstate.edu/dept/trainfishmngr

The Economic Importance of Marine Angler Expenditures in the United States; Selected Results

Creator:: Gentner, Brad, Steinback, Scott, and Castle, Jeremy
Abstract:: In 1998, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) launched a series of marine recreational angler expenditure survey in the Northeast (NE) management region (Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia). This series was extended to the Southeast (SE) management region (North Carolina,...
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Full Text:: input-output model. This report briefly summarizes the methodologies used to estimate expenditures and

A Study on Costs and Earnings of Gillnet Vessels in Nha Trang, Vietnam

Creator:: Thi Nguyen, Kim Anh, Flaaten, Ola, Nguyen, Tuan, Thi Phan, Dung, and Thi Nguyen, Tram Anh
Abstract:: Vietnam’s marine fisheries are in need of knowledge-based management. This necessitates the establishment of reliable indicators, which in turn entails a good data collecting and processing system. To bridge the gap between specific requirements for fisheries policy development and the limited resources available, we have conducted a study on costs...
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Full Text:: with equipment, making up 23.7% of the total investment. This means there is no easy access to loans

Enforcement Program Optimisation Through Adaptive Management

Creator:: McKinlay, John P.
Abstract:: Western Australia operates a diverse enforcement and education program aimed at achieving high compliance in a wide range of commercial and recreational fisheries managed using a mix of input and output controls. Since enforcement resources are invariably insufficient to totally eliminate non-compliance with fishery rules, it is important to ensure...
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Full Text:: personnel often do not have the training or experience to design surveys or experiments. In this paper I

Rent Dissipation in the Limited Entry Fisheries with Aggregate Quotas: An Experimental Analysis

Creator:: Knapp, Gunnar
Abstract:: This paper reports on an economic experiment conducted to examine the nature of rent dissipation in limited entry fisheries with aggregate quotas, and factors affecting fishermen's political support for changing to individual quota management. The experimental subjects are fishermen who participate in a series of fishing seasons. The experiment assumes...
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Cross Cultural Differences in Fish Consumption: The SEAFOODplus Consumer Survey in Five European Countries

Creator:: Honkanen, Pirjo, Toften, Kjell, Olsen, Svein Ottar, Pieniak, Zuzanna, Verbeke, Wim, Brunso, Karen, and Scholderer, Joachim
Abstract:: The objective of this paper is to explore eating and shopping habits related to fish across five European countries. A cross sectional consumer survey was carried out in Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands, Poland, and Spain. A total sample of 4800 consumers was obtained, and the sample was representative within each country...
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An Economic and Policy Assessment of Industry Funded Geoduck Enhancement in British Columbia

Creator:: James, Michelle
Abstract:: The geoduck fishery in British Columbia has been managed by individual quotas since 1989. Individual quotas have fostered a co-operative management approach in the fishery, which is implemented through a non-profit society with membership made up of licence holders in the fishery. This non-profit society, the Underwater Harvesters Association (UHA),...
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Full Text:: Development Report No. 05-01, B.C. Ministry of Agriculture and Lands, Victoria, British Columbia. Heizer, S

Participatory fisheries management program around lake malombe: status and lessons learnt

Creator:: Matiya, George and Wakabayashi, Yoshikazu
Abstract:: Participatory Fisheries Management (PFM) was introduced in fisheries management in Malawi in 1993 with Lake Malombe as a pilot site. After almost 10 years of implementation, the program has registered some positive achievements however some problems have surfaced that need to be addressed. Although the Fisheries Act was revised in...
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Full Text:: resource is still not clear among the communities. There was no sharing of revenue between the government

Simulating the effects of marine reserves as an additional management tool to Paua harvest around Stewart Island and economic analysis

Creator:: Schneider, Viktoria
Abstract:: Marine reserves have increasingly been recognised for their potential to address the pervasive problem of unsustainable harvest of fisheries worldwide. Abalone catch around Stewart Island has been in decline since the turn of the century despite being managed under NZ's quota system. A nested logit model is applied to spatially...
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Full Text:: Report and Review of the Literature, Science & Research Series No. 51, Department of Conservation

Socio-economic impacts of the tsunami on March 11, 2011, in Japan

Creator:: Yagi, Nobuyuki
Abstract:: Socio-economic impacts of the tsunami and the nuclear power plant accident are discussed in this study. A strong earthquake hit Japan on March 11, 2011. It triggered massive tsunamis and as a consequence, 28,612 fishing boats (equivalent to 15.4% of the Japanese fishing boats) were lost or destroyed and 319...
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Full Text:: and 319 fishing ports (11% of the Japan’s fishing ports) were damaged. Despite such damages, no

Different Approaches to Responsible Fisheries: Global Standards Versus Local Initiatives

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:: Systems for Asia and the Pacific. FAO Fisheries Report No. 474. pp. 1-46. Gouvernement du Sénégal, 1998

Fisheries in Atlantic Canada after the Collapse of Cod

Creator:: Higashimura, Reiko
Abstract:: There has been great transition of fisheries in Atlantic Canada especially in Newfoundland these ten years, after the collapse of cod. The statistics of landing quantity, value, and number of fishers in Newfoundland & Labrador show that while landing quantity and number of fishers have decreased to the half, landing...
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Full Text:: situation of industries and people's lives has been changed can easily missed. I will analyze influence of

Fisheries Subsidies: Why Should You Care About Them?

Creator:: Sumaila, U. Rashid
Abstract:: The objective of this paper is to provide an analysis of the current state of fisheries subsidies worldwide, and how they are likely to affect the sustainability of fisheries. More specifically, I will review previous investigations of global subsidies issues, and give a brief overview of the impact of subsidies...
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Full Text:: the [weight] of the ship, not to her diligence or success in the fishery; and it has, I am afraid

Japanese Seafood Consumption: An Analysis of At-Home Consumption and General Trends

Creator:: Mariojouls, Catherine
Abstract:: In the world, Japan has a special place in the fish consumption, as Japanese people are among the most important consumers of aquatic food products, and Japan ranks first as fish importer, for supplying about half of its market. Thus the changes in the Japanese seafood market are susceptible to...
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Full Text:: , and the discrepancies between the three first groups (I, II and III) are strongly buffered. The data

Estimating Wholesale Demand for Live Reef Food Fish in Hong Kong

Creator:: Petersen, Elizabeth
Abstract:: Wholesale demand systems for live reef food fish in Hong Kong are analysed using the Linear Approximate Almost Ideal Demand System (LA/AIDS). Results suggest that price elasticities of demand are inelastic, with relatively high-valued species exhibiting greater elasticity than relatively low-valued species. Cross price elasticities are negative suggesting that different...
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Full Text:: -valued species to low-valued species. There is no evidence that Chinese New Year has a significant

The Dynamics of Fishermen's Compliance

Creator:: Nostbakken, Linda
Abstract:: In this paper, a dynamic model of fishermen’s compliance is developed and used to analyse several issues. There are two parties involved in the fishery; the regulator and the fishermen. Regulator takes on a long term view and sets quota at the beginning of every period in order to maximise...
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Full Text:: profit maximising harvest if all agents are identical and have no moral costs (mi = 0∀i). Consequently

A Recovery Program for Baltic Cod as a Profitable Long-Term Investment Decision? - A Question for Fisheries Economists in the Baltic Sea Regional Advisory Council

Creator:: Doring, Ralf
Abstract:: Nearly 75% of the stocks in the waters of the European Union are overused. Therefore, recovery programs are both necessary and urgent. However, the decisions made by the fisheries ministers rather seem to prolong the overuse situation instead of putting an end to it. From an overall perspective, it would...
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Full Text:: perspective. With reference to a possible recovery program for the Baltic Sea cod fishery I show the results

Role of Beach Management Units in implementing fisheries policy: a case study of two BMUs in Lake Victoria, Tanzania

Creator:: Luomba, Joesph
Abstract:: Lake Victoria management has shifted from centralized to a co-management approach where the government and other stakeholders including Beach Management Units (BMUs) share management responsibilities. In Tanzania, these BMUs were formed in 1990’s under the Lake Victoria Environmental Management Project (LVEMP I) and then reformed during the Implementation of a...
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A Comparative Analysis of Recent Trends in the Characteristics of Selected European Fishing Fleets

Creator:: Thebaud, Olivier, Guyader, Olivier, Mardle, Simon, Hutton, Trevor, Le Floc'h, Pascal, Clapes, Juan Pintos, Prellezo, Raul, Steinmetz, Fabien, and Van Oostenbrugge, Hans
Abstract:: The objective of the paper is to briefly present a comparative analysis of trends in the characteristics of selected European fleets, observed over the last fifteen years, as an introduction to three empirical studies of the behavioural determinants of these trends. The analysis presented aims at (i) describing changes observed...
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Bioeconomic assessment of alternative cold-water aquaculture species: early life stages

Creator:: Dalton, Timothy J. and Waning, Kate M.
Abstract:: Despite several factors favoring the development of haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) aquaculture, there is virtually no economic information on its feasibility. This paper uses bioeconomic simulation techniques to conduct an ex-ante impact assessment of the early life stages in haddock production. Using an economic engineering methodology, early life stages are modeled...
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Full Text:: Report No. 88-5, University of Alaska. NMFS. “Daily Haddock Landing Limit Adjustment for Multispecies

Cultured Marine Forest as a Key Concept for Responsible Fisheries

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:: no longer free gifts from the nature and we have to manage it wisely. The current management schemes

Managing The French Norway Lobster Fishery: Are The Fishermen Proposals Relevant?

Creator:: Metz, Sebastien, Le Floch, Pascal, and Travers, Muriel
Abstract:: The French Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus) fishery is composed by almost 250 beam trawlers, mainly registered in nine different harbours disseminated from South Brittany to Oléron Island. Even if the main target is Norway Lobster, these fishermen also catch juvenile Hake, Sole and other commercial fishes. Both Norway Lobster and...
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Full Text:: objective is to implement these new trawls in exchange of no further fleet or effort reduction. They also

International Fisheries Law Aspects of the Negotiations in the World Trade Organization for an Agreement on Rules of Origin

Creator:: Serdy, Andrew
Abstract:: This paper begins by outlining the history of the Rules of Origin negotiations in the World Trade Organization (WTO), unfinished business from the Uruguay Round that is separate from the current Doha Round. The treatment of products of the sea is one of a large number of unresolved issues; progress...
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Virtual Populations: A New Arrow in The Quiver of Rights-Based Fishing

Creator:: Lee, Jungsam and Gates, John M.
Abstract:: Quota management systems (QMS) provide faith-based incentives for individual quota holders to conserve the resource voluntarily; quota holders expect the system to work and to be enforced and their expectations are usually realized despite imperfect incentives and significant enforcement burdens. Even with QMS there is never an individual incentive to...
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Full Text:: management regimes. Since there is no share guarantee (or limit), fishermen invest in technically more

Development of Aquaculture in the Gulf States

Creator:: Shallard, Bruce
Abstract:: This paper discusses the development of aquaculture in the countries of the Gulf Cooperating Council (GCC) with particular emphasis on Oman and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Aquaculture in the GCC countries, with some notable exceptions, has been slow to develop, with investors reluctant to invest in aquaculture projects that...
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Full Text:: developments in Saudi Arabia and smaller scale efforts in other countries but no concerted efforts, despite

An Efficient and Distributionally Neutral IFQ Design

Creator:: Zhang, Xingguo, Matulich, Scott C., and Inaba, Fred
Abstract:: A two-stage, distributionally neutral and efficient rationalization policy design—one that preserves the ex ante wealth distribution—is developed by blending elements of a cooperative and a partnership. It is formally proven that there is no impediment to win-win rationalization using only IFQs allocated only to harvesters. The design creates a bilateral...
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Full Text:: , United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Cooperative Service, Report No. 84, Washington DC

The representation of fisheries in African poverty reduction strategy papers

Creator:: Thorpe, Andy and Reid, Chris
Abstract:: Poverty reduction and food security are key development concerns articulated through Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs). This paper examines the fisheries sector's participation in these strategies. Adapting Oksanen and Mersmann's (2002) methodology for assessing the status of forestry in Sub-Saharan Africa, we evaluate the fisheries sector's representation in twenty-nine African...
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Full Text:: varies considerably between PRSPs. Moreover, there is in many cases no clear association between the

An Evaluation of The Commercial Fishing License Policy in The Philippines

Creator:: Trinidad, Annabelle Cruz
Abstract:: In the Philippines, the current licensing policy for commercial fishing does not significantly contribute to the general goals of fisheries management. It is a failure as a monitoring tool as evidenced by the absence of a comprehensive information system on fish catches, effort and area of operation. Fisheries licensing does...
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Full Text:: schedule: (i) economic rent and (ii) cost-recovery. Keywords: licensing policy; economic rent; commercial

The Economic Cost of Ignoring Fishery Induced Evolution

Creator:: Faig, Amanda D.
Abstract:: Ecologists warn that the rapid evolution occurring as a result of high-intensity commercial fishing could have potentially disastrous economic and ecological effects. The evolution of economically relevant life-history traits in fish, which can occur due to the harvesting pressure from commercial fisheries, can irreversibly diminish fisheries yields and ecological services....
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Full Text:: . 2006) • Almost no work has been done to determine the impact of ignoring fisheries induced evolution

Russia Needs Successful Fisheries Management Strategies

Creator:: Shchegoleva, Ludmila
Abstract:: Fisheries management is a problematic issue for many states. It is complex and among its constituents governmental policy plays a decisive role. Fisheries management is a big political issue for Russia. Russian fishing industry is in a disastrous state. The Russian government speaks a lot about food security and develops...
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Full Text:: destruction of fisheries communities. There is no legal basis for the effective functioning of the industry

Comparative Yield Performance of Upland and Mangrove Aquacultural Farms in Selected Maritime States of Southwest, Nigeria

Creator:: Mafimisebi, T. E. and Okunmadewa, F. Y.
Abstract:: Investors in aquaculture are biased against the mangrove areas and prefer to site their farms in the upland parts of Southwest, Nigeria. This study was carried out to compare the yield performance in the two fish farm locations. The tools utilized included descriptive statistics, budgetary and cash flow analyses and...
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Full Text:: -Sufficiency in Fish Production. NIOMR Technical Report. No. 54 pp 1-23. Touminen, T.R., and M. Esmark, 2003

Subsidies, Fisheries Management and Stock Depletion

Creator:: Sakai, Yutaro
Abstract:: This paper investigates the impact of fishery subsidies on resource stocks in 23 OECD countries for the period 1996-2011. Country level subsidy data is matched with a resource stock index prepared by the Sea Around Us Project. Since the impact of subsidies is likely to vary by type, subsidies are...
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Full Text:: discussion in the Doha Round of the WTO. 1 / 12 Introduction I Annual fishery subsidies are large - with

A Study on Commercially Important Marine Fish Marketing Systems in Southern Bangladesh

Creator:: Ahmed, Nesar and Ahammed, Faisal
Abstract:: A study was conducted to understand current practices of commercially important marine fish marketing systems in the Patuakhali area of southern Bangladesh. A total of ten commercially important marine fish were identified such as: 1) hilsa, 2) pomfret, 3) marine catfish, 4) tuna, 5) coral fish, 6) marine eel, 7)...
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Full Text:: Access Issues. NRI Report No. 2613, Natural Resources Institute (NRI), Greenwich University, London

Ecosystems at Risk: The Contribution of Ecosystem Approaches to Fisheries to Identify Problems and Evaluate Potential Solutions

Creator:: Christensen, Villy, Villanueva, Maria Concepcion, and Aiken, Karl A.
Abstract:: The wide expanse of the sea, the inter-linkages among, and the productivity of its resources have until recently led most researchers to consider it unrealistic that humans could have more than local impact on marine ecosystems and their biodiversity. This perception is changing, however, as more evidence of the scale...
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Full Text:: the world’s total fish catches are no longer increasing, but rather have been decreasing over the

Towards sustainable coastal fisheries development: A case in trammel net fishery in the northern coast of central Java

Creator:: Purbayanto, Ari, Wisudo, Sugeng Hari, and Arimoto, Takafumi
Abstract:: The concept of sustainable fisheries development has been socialized since the last decades by the Indonesian government. However, this concept has not been implemented in any fisheries aspects especially for the coastal fisheries, which have received a high pressure from fishing activities, industrial pollutions, household sewage, etc. Trammel net is...
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Full Text:: the shrimp trawl banning in 1980. Due to no special regulation in this fishery with low control and

Export Performance of Indian Shrimp to European Union under proposed Free Trade Agreement: An Ex-ante Assessment

Creator:: Rani, Prathvi and Kumar, Nalini Ranjan
Abstract:: Shrimp is one of the largest traded commodities in the world and account for about 50 percent of total export of marine products (3.5 billion US $) from India in value term during 2012-13. The European Union (EU) is the second largest buyer of Indian marine products with a share...
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Full Text:: . Trade Intensity Index • Intra-Regional Trade Intensity • i = [Tie / Ti] / [ Ti / TW]= Tie/TW

A value-based individual transferable quota scheme - a preliminary examination of its suitability as a fisheries management technique

Creator:: Willmann, Rolf
Abstract:: An ITQ scheme has been shown to create a quota induced incentive for discarding of fish in excess of what is socially optimal. This finding is corroborated by empirical evidence in several ITQ managed fisheries. The incentive for discarding, over and above those expected in an unmanaged or input controlled...
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Full Text:: and the Pacific. 1993. FAO Fisheries Report No.474. Suppl. Vol.1. Rome. P. 10-19. Turner, M. A

Fish-Products Consumption Economics in North-West of Iran

Creator:: Mohammad-Rezaei, Rassul
Abstract:: In natural resource economics, we sometimes observe a situation in which producers and consumers have direct access to the factors of production or can use some consumable products with little or no transformation. These goods are commonly referred to as “gifts of nature”. A factor of production is considered a...
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Full Text:: can use some consumable products with little or no transformation. These goods are commonly referred

The Collapse of the Atlanto-Scandian Herring Fishery: Effects on the Icelandic Economy

Creator:: Sigurdsson, Thorir
Abstract:: After 1950 traditional herring fisheries were revolutionized by a new technique: sonar, power block, larger nets and bigger boats. As a result all major herring stocks in the North East Atlantic Ocean collapsed. The most dramatic decline was that of the Atlanto-Scandian stock between Iceland and Norway from millions of...
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Full Text:: Proceedings 9 REFERENCES Anonymous (1964) ICES CM Herring Committee No. 8. Report of the Atlanto

Production Structure and Capacity Utilisation in Multi Product Industries: An Application to the Basque Trawl Industry

Creator:: Lazkano, Itziar
Abstract:: To empirically study production structure and the capacity level at which vessels are harvesting, a short-run translog cost function is estimated. From the estimated parameters, two capacity utilisation measures are calculated (returns to scale and a dual capacity utilisation measure). Empirical results show that there is no excess capacity in...
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Full Text:: results show that there is no excess capacity in the Basque trawlers fleet. The current regulations

Potential Fishing Industry Activities and Financial Return of East Malaysian Marine Fishery

Creator:: Safa, Mohammad Samaun
Abstract:: The South China Sea separates East Malaysia from Peninsular Malaysia that is consisted of two big states; Sarawak and Sabah. The marine resources of peninsular Malaysia have been adequately explored in last few decades whereas East Malaysian marine fisheries resources are still potential to be explored. The fisheries sector of...
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Full Text:: and oceanic tuna. Trash and low value fishes are usually dumped into the sea considering it has no

Flatfish 2.0: virtual reality or a useful management tool

Creator:: Dol, Wietse
Abstract:: The last three years RIVO-DLO and LEI-DLO have developed a bio-economic simulation model for the Dutch beam trawl fishery. At the VII th IIFET conference in Taipei (1994, Taiwan) some preliminary results were presented and at the 4th EAFE bio-economic modeling workshop in Edinburgh (1995, United Kingdom) the final model...
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Full Text:: was demonstrated. Until then, no real life simulations were done. Recently RIVO-DLO and LEI-DLO used

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