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Re-Thinking of Fisheries Management in Sri Lanka

Creator:: Rathnaweera, Erwin, Gunawardane, Nuwan, and Pullenayegem, Vasant
Abstract:: Scholars of natural resource systems increasingly refer to ‘governance’ as a crucial steering activity for sustainable management of natural resources. It is now common practice to speak of ‘ocean governance’, ‘coastal governance’, and ‘fisheries governance’. Within governance, sustainability and decentralization are two major factors that underpin the success of governance...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Title “Re-thinking of Fisheries Management in Sri

Special Session: "Sustainability of Fisheries and Aquaculture: the Multidisciplinary Approach as a Key for Success" Summary Report

Creator:: Ravagnan, Elisa, Gjerstad, Brita, Provan, Fiona, Gomiero, Alessio, Hynes, Stephen, Lestariadi, Riski Agung, Charles, Anthony, Rodriguez Rodriguez, Gonzalo, Timor, Julien, Wakamatsu, Hiroki, Adhuri, Dedi Supriadi, Imran, Zulhamsyah, Le Gallic, Bertrand, and Salas, Silvia
Abstract:: This document provides a summary of a Special Session held at the IIFET 2016 Scotland conference in July 2016. The registration number and title of the special session were 5329: Sustainability of Fisheries and Aquaculture: the Multidisciplinary Approach as a Key for Success. The session was organized by Elisa Ravagnan....
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade Conference 2016 (IIFET 2016) 11-15 July 2016, Aberdeen

The small pelagics value chain in Mauritania – Recent changes and food security impacts

Creator:: Touron-Gardic, Gregoire, Hermansen, Øystein, Failler, Pierre, Daïm Dia, Abdou, Ould Lemine Tarbia, Mohamed, Brahim, Khallahi, Thorpe, Andy, Dème, El Hadj Bara, Beibou, Eli, Abou Kane, Elimane, Bouzouma, Moustapha, and Arias-Hansen, Juliana
Abstract:: This paper identifies the effect of Mauritian regulation changes on EU industrial vessels’ fishing activities and their implications for food security. The rich resources of Mauritanian waters have historically been utilized by large foreign trawlers, creating small ripple effects and jobs in Mauritania. However, in 2012, Mauritanian authorities introduced new...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding

Weak Stock Bycatch Avoidance in the West Coast Ocean Salmon Fishery: A Bioeconomic Model Using Spatio-Temporal Data from Commercial Fishermen

Creator:: Otto, Saskia A., Simons, Sarah, Stoll, Josua, Lawson, Peter, and Lewis, Staci
Abstract:: The spatio-temporal overlap of morphologically undistinguishable weak and healthy stocks is a major concern for the Pacific Northwest troll Chinook salmon fishery. Regular fishery closures have led to major financial losses calling for alternative regulatory measures. One approach for such complex and pressing socio-ecological challenges is the transition towards transdisciplinary...
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Full Text:: unit day 08/20/15AFS Meeting 2015, Portland, OR Saskia.Otto@uni-hamburg.de 10 DiscussionBioeconomic

Adopting Gender Friendly Climate Smart Fisheries Technology in South West Regions of Bangladesh: Potentials and Constraints

Creator:: Mowla, Runia
Abstract:: Over 11 % of total population engaged in fisheries and aquaculture and out of them about 10% is women in Bangladesh (DOF, 2013). Thus, women make essential contributions to local food security and in many cases; they take part in the commercially fishing production and trading too. There are pervasive...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding and Presentation

The Influence of Network Properties on the Agility of Seafood Supply Chains

Creator:: Hernández, Juan M. and Pedroza-Gutiérrez, Carmen
Abstract:: The fisheries supply chains integrate multiple and heterogeneous agents linked through commercial (buyer/seller) relationships. In a large and competitive trade market, every agent can choose his/her partners, but the functioning of the supply chain depends on the aggregation of every agent's decisions that configures the global network of relationships. In...
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Linking Fishing Communities, Conservation and Sustainable Livelihoods: Social-Ecological Systems Insights from the Community Conservation Research Network

Creator:: Charles, Anthony
Abstract:: To effectively respond to sustainability challenges, there is a need to find (or re-discover) suitable ways to govern, so as to make decisions that maintain healthy environments and sustainable livelihoods in fishery systems. While efforts to this end are needed at all governance levels, from the global to the local,...
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How to Reconceptualize Efficiency the Marketing of Seafood Products?

Creator:: Gouin, Stéphane and Lesueur, Marie
Abstract:: In front of new evolutions of purchasing behaviors, the seafood marketing has to adapt itself by integrating more services into products, a better dramatization, an recourse to new advertising and promotional instruments … The supply not only has to adapt itself to the situational constraints of shoppers, but rethink its...
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Challenges and Opportunities for Using Rights Based Management to Increase Wealth in Shared Commercial and Recreational Highly Migratory Species Fisheries

Creator:: Gentner, Brad
Abstract:: While the discussion of the use of rights based management for recreational fisheries began over 10 years ago, there are still very few examples of recreational fisheries managed under a rights based approach. Recreational users in the US have been extremely resistant to strong forms of rights based management for...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Fingerlings Production and Cost Benefit of Analysis of Clarias gariepinus Broodstock Fed Different Inclusion Levels of Azanza garckeana Pulpmeal

Creator:: Onyia, Lucky, Ochokwu, Jane, and Bichi, Hamisu
Abstract:: The study focused on the production of Clarias gariepinus fingerlings produced from Clarias gariepinus broodstock fed inclusion levels of Azanza garckeana. Clarias gariepinus broodstock fed different inclusion levels (0, 5, 10, 15 and 20%) of Azanza garckeana pulp meal, representing diet 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 in a randomised...
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Full Text::  Inclusion Levels: D1(0%),D2(5%),D3(10%),D4(15%)&D5(20%) Source of broodstock Artificial breeding

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Re-Thinking of Fisheries Management in Sri Lanka

Special Session: "Sustainability of Fisheries and Aquaculture: the Multidisciplinary Approach as a Key for Success" Summary Report

The small pelagics value chain in Mauritania – Recent changes and food security impacts

Weak Stock Bycatch Avoidance in the West Coast Ocean Salmon Fishery: A Bioeconomic Model Using Spatio-Temporal Data from Commercial Fishermen

Adopting Gender Friendly Climate Smart Fisheries Technology in South West Regions of Bangladesh: Potentials and Constraints

The Influence of Network Properties on the Agility of Seafood Supply Chains

Linking Fishing Communities, Conservation and Sustainable Livelihoods: Social-Ecological Systems Insights from the Community Conservation Research Network

How to Reconceptualize Efficiency the Marketing of Seafood Products?

Challenges and Opportunities for Using Rights Based Management to Increase Wealth in Shared Commercial and Recreational Highly Migratory Species Fisheries

Fingerlings Production and Cost Benefit of Analysis of Clarias gariepinus Broodstock Fed Different Inclusion Levels of Azanza garckeana Pulpmeal

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