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Marine Aquaculture in Indonesia: The present and future development

Creator:: Mingkid, Winda Mercedes, Samson, Stepanus A., Setiarto, Agung, and Watanabe, Seiichi
Abstract:: The ultimate goals of marine aquaculture are to create a sustainable fishing industry, increase the farmer's income and to protect endangered species. This paper provides information on the current marine aquaculture in Indonesia including finfish, crustaceans, mollusks and seaweeds. Improved legal framework, financing, human resources and technologies are required for...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Haliotis spp. B Seaweed Culture Many seaweed species have been cultured in the world (Laminaria

Recovering Fisheries from Crisis or Collapse: How to Shorten Impact Time of International Research Cooperation

Creator:: Nauen, Cornelia E., Christensen, Villy, Failler, Pierre, Opitz, Silvia, and Thatje, Sven
Abstract:: ICES – the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea – was founded more than a century ago out of concern for overfishing. However, today’s global marine ecosystems are for the most part in a degraded state, many alarmingly so. Why is the science used so little to make...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: symposium international, Dakar - Sénégal, 24-28 juin 2002. Luxembourg, Office des publications officielles

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:: -economics, Bajau, Seaweed Farmers, Nain Island INTRODUCTION The Nain Island is located at 1°47’-1°48

Roles of Women in Fishery and Community Development in Japan: Through Empowerment for Women's Entrepreneurship

Creator:: Soejima, Kumi and Yamao, Masahiro
Abstract:: Women in fishing communities must work very hard on fishing and marketing activities together with housekeeping and child-care. However, their social and economic status is vulnerable. Women are often excluded from any process of decision-making as regards fisheries management and community development. They are not usually allowed to join the...
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Full Text:: . They engage in any other work. Seaweed aquaculture started about 20 years ago. Eleven young fishermen

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....
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Full Text:: : A case of multiple roles? International Symposium on Multiple Roles and Functions of Fisheries and

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...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: main commodities, the existence of a price linkage between Japanese market and international market

The Margin of the Margins: The girl-and boy-child workers in the fisheries of San Miguel Bay, Province of Camarines Norte, Philippines

Creator:: Lim, Cristina and Villaseñor, Jon Michael
Abstract:: In the Philippines as elsewhere in Asia, working children in the fisheries sector is pervasive yet tends to be invisible. Their exclusion in the fisheries development equation is perpetrated by public ignorance and apathy. Aimed at increasing public awareness and understanding of this phenomenon, this study on the girl- and...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: processing, seaweed farming, and vending activities. Gender division of labor was apparent in the high

Moving to rights based management: Green-Lipped Mussel case study

Creator:: Workman, Martin
Abstract:: The strategic direction of fisheries management in New Zealand is changing from merely ensuring sustainability to enabling New Zealanders to maximize the value they obtain from the sustainable use of fisheries resources and protection of the aquatic environment. Allocating rights and responsibilities is crucial to achieving this goal of maximizing...
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Full Text:: harvested attached to seaweed that washes up on 90 Mile Beach in the far north of New Zealand. The focus

Multilevel Conflicts in Community Based Coral Reef Management Systems: Case Study in West-Lombok, Indonesia

Creator:: Satria, Arif, Matsuda, Yoshiaki, and Sano, Masaaki
Abstract:: The article discusses the issue and complexities that arise when two sectors, fisheries and marine tourism, grown and imply for an institution governing coral reef ecosystem either government based or community based. Even though, a community-based management system is commonly recognized as a better way in governing the resources, the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: diving, by which the divers sometimes step on and slam their fins onto the coral reefs, 5) seaweed

The Impact of the Menai Bay Marine Protected Area on the Livelihoods of Small Scale Fishing Communities on Zanzibar, Tanzania

Creator:: Davies, Helen and Jaddawi, N. S.
Abstract:: This paper presents the findings of a field survey carried out within small scale fishing communities on the island of Zanzibar in 2004. The study was designed to assess the impact of the Menai Bay marine protected area on the livelihoods of fishing households located within its boundaries using the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: and seaweed harvesting and more recently by tourism [2]. Fishing is the main occupation for men and

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Marine Aquaculture in Indonesia: The present and future development

Recovering Fisheries from Crisis or Collapse: How to Shorten Impact Time of International Research Cooperation

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

Roles of Women in Fishery and Community Development in Japan: Through Empowerment for Women's Entrepreneurship

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

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

The Margin of the Margins: The girl-and boy-child workers in the fisheries of San Miguel Bay, Province of Camarines Norte, Philippines

Moving to rights based management: Green-Lipped Mussel case study

Multilevel Conflicts in Community Based Coral Reef Management Systems: Case Study in West-Lombok, Indonesia

The Impact of the Menai Bay Marine Protected Area on the Livelihoods of Small Scale Fishing Communities on Zanzibar, Tanzania

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