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Invest in Fish South West: Exploring Partnership in a Multi-Stakeholder Fisheries Project in the UK

Creator:: Squires, Heather
Abstract:: The increasing move to citizen participation in policy formulation is being witnessed in European fisheries. The emergence of the Regional Advisory Councils (RACs) and other processes via the reformed Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) is sparking hope and interest in more regionally relevant, holistic, and hopefully workable fisheries management measures. In...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: the partnership. For joint decision making the Rules for Deliberation and the Shared Values Statement

Instutionalization of Coastal Area and Fisheries Co-Management in Western Visayas, Philippines

Creator:: Fernandez, Pepito R.
Abstract:: The paper examines fisheries co-management arrangements in enhancing organizational resilience and social equity at the municipal and city level in Western Visayas, Philippines in the 1992-1998 and the post-1998 periods. Field visits and interviews, conducted intermittently from April 2001 to March 2002, reveal that a perceived deterioration and degradation of...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: resource management council in northeastern Iloilo called the Northern Iloilo Alliance for Coastal

Can Right-based Fisheries Management protect Coastal Sustainable Livelivehoods, the case of Ocean View, South Africa?

Creator:: Isaacs, Moenieba
Abstract:: This paper intends to ascertain whether the micro-commercial initiative of Marine and Coastal Management Department (M&CM) introduced in 2001 is contributing to the sustainable livelihoods of fishers in the community of Ocean View. Ocean View is located in the greater Cape Town metropole and was created by the Group Areas...
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Full Text:: the coastal communities had the opportunity to form Fishing Forums to apply for subsistence fishing

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:: , Community-based and Co-management institutions for sustainable coastal fisheries management in Southeast

Preferences for Local, Wild-Harvested Shrimp Among Coastal Tourists in South Carolina

Creator:: Jodice, Laura, Norman, William C., Shenoy, Sajna, and Woosnam, Kyle M.
Abstract:: In 2004, United States (U.S.) shrimp landings comprised 11% of shrimp available to the domestic market. Asian and South America shrimp imports to the U.S. began reaching record levels in 2001, following European Union tariffs on Asian shrimp. The increased import supply resulted in drastic decline of ex-vessel and wholesale...
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Full Text:: Portsmouth Proceedings 1 PREFERENCES FOR LOCAL, WILD-HARVESTED SHRIMP AMONG COASTAL TOURISTS IN SOUTH

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:: help of Western donors, supports the implementation of “global standards” not only for its economic

Social Class Differentiations and the Regulation of Coastal Resources in New Zealand

Creator:: Bodwitch, Hekia
Abstract:: Indigenous fishing rights are partially recognized via allocation of commercial quota rights to tribes. Concern exists, however, that the allocation of commercial quota rights to indigenous groups without restrictions on how the benefits from quota holdings can be allocated and exchanged will lead to class segregation within indigenous groups. Scholars...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: hook Capturing Fisheries Value for Tribal Economic

Strategy and Dilemma for Re-Building Coastal Community to Restore Sustainable Resource in Phang-Nga Bay, Thailand

Creator:: Suanrattanachai, Phattareeya, Chenkitkosol, Wantana, Sakulsaeng, Pornprapa, and Yamao, Masahiro
Abstract:: Hundreds of coastal communities located in Phang-nga Bay were exacerbated by Tsunami explosion. Fishers and fish cage farmers accidentally lost their means of fishing and culturing operations to stabilize their conventional livelihoods. The article is placed with two objectives in order to simply describe the re-building of coastal community for...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Portsmouth Proceedings STRATEGY AND DILEMMA FOR RE-BUILDING COASTAL CUMMUNITY TO RESTORE SUSTAINABLE

Sustainability of Coastal Fisheries in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan: Scope of Community-Based Management Approach to Achieve the Aims of Current Japanese Coastal Fishery Policy

Creator:: Oliva, Luis and Yamao, Mashiro
Abstract:: Japan is considered as one of the most successful marine fishery co-management or CBFM regimes. However, in 2001 the Japanese government was obliged to introduce new measures in order to recover several species under overexploitation. One example is the Resource Recovery Plans (RRP) that in all Japan accounts 51 fisheries....
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: fisheries are classified into three categories: (1) fishing rights for coastal fisheries (2) fishing

Making Fisheries Co-management Work for Both Poverty Reduction and Responsible Fisheries: Lessons from Coastal and Inland Waters of West and Central Africa

Creator:: Angaman, Konan, Njock, Jean-Calvin, and Allison, Edward H.
Abstract:: Fisheries co-management is the institutional model of choice to maintain and rebuild fishery resources in the small-scale sector. This paper argues that the transfer of regulatory and property rights from the central state to multi-stakeholder bodies, including resource users, and local government, can only achieve sectoral efficiency goals - such...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: for coastal fisheries, monitoring of the application of the measures, conducting participatory

ScholarsArchive@OSU

Invest in Fish South West: Exploring Partnership in a Multi-Stakeholder Fisheries Project in the UK

Instutionalization of Coastal Area and Fisheries Co-Management in Western Visayas, Philippines

Can Right-based Fisheries Management protect Coastal Sustainable Livelivehoods, the case of Ocean View, South Africa?

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

Preferences for Local, Wild-Harvested Shrimp Among Coastal Tourists in South Carolina

Different Approaches to Responsible Fisheries: Global Standards Versus Local Initiatives

Social Class Differentiations and the Regulation of Coastal Resources in New Zealand

Strategy and Dilemma for Re-Building Coastal Community to Restore Sustainable Resource in Phang-Nga Bay, Thailand

Sustainability of Coastal Fisheries in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan: Scope of Community-Based Management Approach to Achieve the Aims of Current Japanese Coastal Fishery Policy

Making Fisheries Co-management Work for Both Poverty Reduction and Responsible Fisheries: Lessons from Coastal and Inland Waters of West and Central Africa

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