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Analyzing the Economic Effects of Aquatic Animal Disease Control Regime in Korea

Creator:: Pyo, Hee-Dong and Lee, Sang-Go
Abstract:: The success or failure of aquaculture heavily depends on how effectively to manage aquatic animal diseases. In order to analyze the economic effects of aquatic animal disease control, the specific factors and magnitudes of benefits and costs are identified with and without the proposed project for the disease control. These...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: The success or failure of aquaculture heavily depends on how effectively to manage aquatic animal

Creating Better Market Avenues for Aquatic Products in Sub Saharan Africa at the Wake of Globalization: The Case of Cameroon

Creator:: Francis, Tazoacha
Abstract:: The exploitation of aquatic food products has been very fundamental as a source of livelihood in the Sub Saharan Africa in particular and the world in general. Global production of aquatic food products totaled approximately 93.2 million metric tons in 1997 and sub Saharan Africa contributed 3.7 per cent. For...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: aquatic products globalization ABSTRACT The exploitation of aquatic food products has been very

Aquatic Resources and Rural Livelihoods in Cambodia: An Economic Valuation

Creator:: Israel, Danilo, Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin, Petersen, Elizabeth, Hong, Meen Chee, and Yeo, Bee Hong
Abstract:: The direct economic values of aquatic resources used in various livelihood activities by households in selected rural villages of Cambodia were estimated using the net economic value approach. Data utilized were from 540 aquatic resources dependent households from 3 provinces gathered using household survey, longitudinal monitoring and participatory rural appraisal...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: ABSTRACT The direct economic values of aquatic resources used in various livelihood activities by

Aquatic Systems' Potential to Recycle Organics and to Deliver Fish: Applying a Principal Agent Framework to Nature Service

Creator:: Nuppenau, Ernst-August
Abstract:: There is much talk on recycling organic effluents, closing nutrient cycles, maximising energetic efficiency, and maintaining equilibriums between humans and nature, etc., even for lakes and estuaries. Aquatic systems provide us (humans) the service of recycling decomposable organics and deliver fish at the same time, notably, as long as the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: time, notably, as long as the sy- stem (nature) is not out of order. The potential of an aquatic system

Biological Invasion Control in a Coastal Fishery: A Bioeconomic Analysis of the Bay of Saint-Brieuc Scallop Fishery (France)

Creator:: Fresard, Marjolaine, Fifas, Spyros, and Guyader, Olivier
Abstract:: This paper deals with the economic impact of an aquatic invasive alien species on a coastal shellfish fishery. A slipper-limpet (Crepidula fornicata ) was accidentally imported some decades ago, has established and is spreading in the bay of Saint-Brieuc (France). This exotic species is acting as a space competitor for...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: , Olivier.guyader@ifremer.fr ABSTRACT This paper deals with the economic impact of an aquatic invasive

An integrated epidemiological-economic model of sea lice control in aquaculture: A system dynamics approach

Creator:: Hamza, Kanar
Abstract:: Different methodologies have been used in modeling the epidemiology and economics of aquaculture diseases, including input-output models, benefit-cost analysis, linear programming, simple spreadsheetbased models, compartment models based on differential equations, and spatial models. Despite the advantages that these models provide, there is a need to develop a more integrated approach...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: mechanisms, interventions to control aquatic disease, and the economic consequences of these interventions

Impact of infectious diseases on sustainability of cultured fisheries- understanding relationship between host, pathogen and environment

Creator:: Katoch, R. C., Verma, Subhash, Sharma, Mandeep, Pathania, Deepak, Sharma, Vinod, and Soneja, Pooja
Abstract:: Despite current advances in aquaculture practices, microbial diseases are still being increasingly incriminated as a significant constraint to regulate sustainable aquaculture production, trade and economic development of this sector. A systematic research to identify various infections which induce morbidity and mortality among trout and carps was undertaken in Himachal Pradesh,...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: in trout by horizontal transmission and by bath challenge, Journal of Aquatic Animal Health, 3: 118

Multidisciplinary Perspectives on an Emergent Fish Product: The Tank of British Tilapia

Creator:: Young, James A., Grady, Kathleen, Little, David, Watterson, Andrew, and Murray, Francis
Abstract:: This paper presents the interim results of an ongoing research project funded by the 'Research Councils UK' Rural Economy Land Use programme. The project has a multi-disciplinary perspective on the potential production and marketing of tilapia as a niche product under a diversification strategy for UK arable and dairy farmers;...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: chain. Concomitant health impact assessments add to the appraisal of the direct and indirect impacts of

Catering For Compulsory Destruction of Diseased Stock in Australian Aquaculture Through Government and Industry Cost Sharing Agreements

Creator:: Mcilgorm, Alistair and Rallapudi, Ramana
Abstract:: Governments have a responsibility to protect their aquatic aquaculture environment from exotic disease incursion. A primary tool on discovering introduced disease is the use compulsory destruction applied by the veterinary arm of government. While the country's aquatic environment gains a public good benefit from this step, the impacted business is...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: compulsory destruction. The public good is the aquatic animal health of Australia. If aquaculture

Seafood Certification and Ecolabelling: A New Wrapping on Fisheries Resource Management?

Creator:: Young, James A., Sturrock, Helen T., and Muir, James F.
Abstract:: With heightened media attention on the poor state of world fish stocks and the environmental impacts of aquaculture production methods, both governments and seafood industries are keen to demonstrate support for improved management measures. This paper includes results from a DFID funded project concerned with seafood certification, ecolabelling and developing...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: on criteria such as sustainability, welfare, health and safety etc. The increased prevalence of

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Analyzing the Economic Effects of Aquatic Animal Disease Control Regime in Korea

Creating Better Market Avenues for Aquatic Products in Sub Saharan Africa at the Wake of Globalization: The Case of Cameroon

Aquatic Resources and Rural Livelihoods in Cambodia: An Economic Valuation

Aquatic Systems' Potential to Recycle Organics and to Deliver Fish: Applying a Principal Agent Framework to Nature Service

Biological Invasion Control in a Coastal Fishery: A Bioeconomic Analysis of the Bay of Saint-Brieuc Scallop Fishery (France)

An integrated epidemiological-economic model of sea lice control in aquaculture: A system dynamics approach

Impact of infectious diseases on sustainability of cultured fisheries- understanding relationship between host, pathogen and environment

Multidisciplinary Perspectives on an Emergent Fish Product: The Tank of British Tilapia

Catering For Compulsory Destruction of Diseased Stock in Australian Aquaculture Through Government and Industry Cost Sharing Agreements

Seafood Certification and Ecolabelling: A New Wrapping on Fisheries Resource Management?

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