Small-scale Fisheries Management Frameworks and Approaches for the Developing World
This book is about small-scale fi sheries (SSF) in the developing world, that is, most of the world’s fi sheries. Globally, about 97% of the people directly involved in fi sheries work in the developing world and they catch about half the total world catch. In the developing world, SSF account...
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-370262023-11-11T05:27:57Z Small-scale Fisheries Management Frameworks and Approaches for the Developing World Pomeroy, Robert S Andrew, Neil L Approaches Frameworks This book is about small-scale fi sheries (SSF) in the developing world, that is, most of the world’s fi sheries. Globally, about 97% of the people directly involved in fi sheries work in the developing world and they catch about half the total world catch. In the developing world, SSF account for 56% of catch and 91% of people working in fi sheries. Small-scale fi sheries make important but poorly quantifi ed contributions to national and regional economies, to the food security and development of many millions of people and provide an important lever for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, particularly within rural areas. Individually, SSF have a range of attributes that make them and the people that depend upon them vulnerable to threats operating from the largest global scale (e.g. distortions in trade and markets, and climate change) to the smallest internally derived process (e.g. over- fi shing and confl ict). As a generalization, fi shers suffer poorly defi ned rights, are among the poorest and most marginalized parts of society and are poorly represented in national and international policy forums. When viewed from an assessment and management perspective, these attributes are often compounded by sparse data, weak institutions within communities, overfi shed stocks, degraded ecosystems and lack of alternative livelihoods. Past failures to address these issues have had signifi cant social consequences and have affected livelihoods, increased vulnerability to poverty and meant less availability of fi sh protein per capita. Historically, development interventions for the fi sheries sector have sought to reduce pov- erty through accelerated economic growth, improvements in technology and infrastructure and market-led economic policy reform. The limited results of these interventions, however, has led to a re-examination of the causes of poverty, the recognition of the signifi cance of vulnerability and the recognition of the need for new strategies for poverty reduction. There is increasing recognition that establishing appropriate pro-poor governance for fi sheries management is cen- tral to maximizing the contribution of fi sheries in poverty alleviation and food security. Pro- poor strategies that include rights-based approaches, co-management regimes and fi shing capacity reduction are essential for increased wealth generation from small-scale fi sheries. 2014-04-22T02:53:44Z 2014-04-22T02:53:44Z 2011 Book 978 1 84593 607 5 https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/37026 en application/pdf CABI |
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This book is about small-scale fi sheries (SSF) in the developing world, that is, most of the
world’s fi sheries. Globally, about 97% of the people directly involved in fi sheries work in the
developing world and they catch about half the total world catch. In the developing world, SSF
account for 56% of catch and 91% of people working in fi sheries. Small-scale fi sheries make
important but poorly quantifi ed contributions to national and regional economies, to the food
security and development of many millions of people and provide an important lever for
achieving the Millennium Development Goals, particularly within rural areas.
Individually, SSF have a range of attributes that make them and the people that depend
upon them vulnerable to threats operating from the largest global scale (e.g. distortions in
trade and markets, and climate change) to the smallest internally derived process (e.g. over-
fi shing and confl ict). As a generalization, fi shers suffer poorly defi ned rights, are among the
poorest and most marginalized parts of society and are poorly represented in national and
international policy forums. When viewed from an assessment and management perspective,
these attributes are often compounded by sparse data, weak institutions within communities,
overfi shed stocks, degraded ecosystems and lack of alternative livelihoods. Past failures to
address these issues have had signifi cant social consequences and have affected livelihoods,
increased vulnerability to poverty and meant less availability of fi sh protein per capita.
Historically, development interventions for the fi sheries sector have sought to reduce pov-
erty through accelerated economic growth, improvements in technology and infrastructure and
market-led economic policy reform. The limited results of these interventions, however, has led
to a re-examination of the causes of poverty, the recognition of the signifi cance of vulnerability
and the recognition of the need for new strategies for poverty reduction. There is increasing
recognition that establishing appropriate pro-poor governance for fi sheries management is cen-
tral to maximizing the contribution of fi sheries in poverty alleviation and food security. Pro-
poor strategies that include rights-based approaches, co-management regimes and fi shing
capacity reduction are essential for increased wealth generation from small-scale fi sheries. |
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Small-scale Fisheries Management
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