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Searching for viable exploitation within small scale fisheries; the case of Solomon Islands

Creator:: Hardy, Pierre-Yves, Doyen, Luc, Bene, Christophe, and Schwarz, Anne-Maree
Abstract:: The sustainable management of small-scale fisheries in coral reef ecosystems constitutes a difficult objective especially because these fisheries usually face several stringent pressures including demographic growth and climate changes. The implications are crucial in term of food security as fish represents the major protein source for local populations in those...
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Full Text:: for viable exploitation within small scale fisheries; the case of Solomon Islands Pierre-Yves Hardy

Searching for viable exploitation within small scale fisheries; the case of Solomon Islands

Creator:: Hardy, Pierre-Yves, Doyen, Luc, Bene, Christophe, and Schwarz, Anne-Maree
Abstract:: The sustainable management of small-scale fisheries in coral reef ecosystems constitutes a difficult objective especially because these fisheries usually face several stringent pressures including demographic growth and climate changes. The implications are crucial in term of food security as fish represents the major protein source for local populations in those...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: for viable exploitation within small scale fisheries; the case of Solomon Islands Pierre-Yves Hardy

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...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: ., Kauffman, D., Murray, T. J., & Solomon, A. (2012). 2012 Cultchless (Single-Seed) Oyster Crop Budgets for

Community-Based Marine Resource Management: A Case Study in the Trobriand Islands, Papua New Guinea

Creator:: Rawlinson, Nick, Kokwaiye, Presley, and Bose, Shekar
Abstract:: This paper describes a community-based management methodology that was used to promote the sustainable management of marine resources, especially sea cucumbers, within a village in the Trobriand Islands, Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea. While recognising traditional and customary knowledge and systems, the methodology encouraged increased participation of resource users...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: 1 COMMUNITY-BASED MARINE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY IN THE TROBRIAND ISLANDS, PAPUA NEW

The Economics of the Longline Industry in the South Pacific Islands: Will Implementing the National Tuna Management Plans Lead to Long-Term Sustainable Fishery? A Case Study of Fiji

Creator:: Bidesi, Vina Ram
Abstract:: The small to medium-scale tuna longline industry targets the fresh chilled sashimi markets. This fishery is seen as the major avenue for the development of the domestic tuna industry in the Pacific Islands. The capital and technology requirements for the longline industry are relatively less compared to the purse seine...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: IMPLEMENTING THE NATIONAL TUNA MANAGEMENT PLANS LEAD TO LONG-TERM SUSTAINABLE FISHERY? A CASE STUDY OF FIJI

Vulnerability assessments in fisheries social-ecological systems: some experiences in their development and implementation for adaptation planning

Creator:: De Young, Cassandra and Brugere, Cecile
Abstract:: Vulnerability assessments play an important role in the climate change adaptation process in that they link physical changes (either current or projected) with the ability of aquatic and human systems to cope or benefit from such change. In general, a vulnerability assessment helps to target adaptation actions by better understanding...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Results of a PaCFA workshop Cassandra De Young (FAO), Eddie Allison (UEA), Cécile Brugère (FAO

Cooperative Management of Trans-Boundary Fish Stocks: Implications for Tropical Tuna Management in the Pacific Island Region

Creator:: Tokunaga, Kanae
Abstract:: The trans-boundary migration of fish stocks creates spatial externalities, and hence, makes international cooperation beneficial. This study provides a model for the management of straddling and highly migratory fish stocks and examines the relationship between fish migrations and the benefits from cooperation. Previous studies on trans-boundary fish stock management have...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: , Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu • 14.3 million

Assessing the Benefits of Domestic Tuna Processing in the Pacific Islands Region

Creator:: Campbell, H. F.
Abstract:: The paper presents a spreadsheet based benefit-cost framework for assessing the net benefits of domestic tuna processing to the resource-owning nation. The framework has a number of advantages including transparency, flexibility, and a check on internal consistency. The case study examines the effects of a range of tax, access fee...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Campbell and Hand [10] could find no evidence of efficiency gains in a study of the Solomon Islands pole

An Empirical Study of Common Property Fishery Resource: The Case of the Western-Central Pacific Ocean

Creator:: Naito, Toyokazu
Abstract:: A dynamic game model is used to predict the strategic behavior of harvesters engaged in a non-cooperative fishery on a common property resource. The model predicts that an increase in the current number of harvesters in a common property fishery will reduce both the equilibrium harvest level and the current...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Gakuen University, Japan Abstract. A dynamic game model is used to predict the strategic behavior of

Regional Arrangements for Management and Development of Tuna in the Pacific Islands: the case study of Palau Arrangement and the Federated States of Micronesia Arrangement

Creator:: Ram-Bidesi, Vina
Abstract:: Tuna fisheries provides an important source of income, foreign exchange and employment for many Pacific Island States. It is also seen as a major avenue for industrial development by most Pacific Island States. The Law of the Sea Convention, while recognising the rights of coastal States to manage and develop...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: employment for many Pacific Island States. It is also seen as a major avenue for industrial development by

ScholarsArchive@OSU

Searching for viable exploitation within small scale fisheries; the case of Solomon Islands

Searching for viable exploitation within small scale fisheries; the case of Solomon Islands

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

Community-Based Marine Resource Management: A Case Study in the Trobriand Islands, Papua New Guinea

The Economics of the Longline Industry in the South Pacific Islands: Will Implementing the National Tuna Management Plans Lead to Long-Term Sustainable Fishery? A Case Study of Fiji

Vulnerability assessments in fisheries social-ecological systems: some experiences in their development and implementation for adaptation planning

Cooperative Management of Trans-Boundary Fish Stocks: Implications for Tropical Tuna Management in the Pacific Island Region

Assessing the Benefits of Domestic Tuna Processing in the Pacific Islands Region

An Empirical Study of Common Property Fishery Resource: The Case of the Western-Central Pacific Ocean

Regional Arrangements for Management and Development of Tuna in the Pacific Islands: the case study of Palau Arrangement and the Federated States of Micronesia Arrangement

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