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Cambodia has made significant strides in socioeconomic development in recent decades (Chheang & Wong, 2014). Following three decades of political stability since the 1990s, the country...

The main contribution of this paper is to evaluate, the agri-food market impacts of different pathways for global catches, in particular the ones resulting from MSY management and a continuation of current fishing pressures.

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Comoros has a rare opportunity to break from its historical cycle of low growth by leveraging recent stability to implement transformative policies that promote inclusive development and resilience...

Commission Decision of 25 February 2016 setting up a Scientific, Technical and Economic Committee for Fisheries, C(2016) 1084, OJ C 74, 26.2.2016, p. 4–10. The Commission...

Good fisheries management is fundamental to every aspect of fisheries sector performance: economic, social and environmental. Evidence suggests that fisheries management works: well-managed fisheries have...

Fisheries and aquaculture provide employment for millions and food for billions. Governments provide support to fisheries to manage fish resources, maintain jobs, support incomes, guarantee food...

Climate change will have implications for the sustainability of Africa’s fisheries sector, with knock-on consequences for local livelihoods, income, nutrition security, and economic development. The effects of climate...

Fish significantly contributes to Ghana's food security and the nutrition of its citizens. It accounts for 60 percent of animal protein consumed by Ghanaians. Annual per capita consumption...

Fisheries and aquaculture provide employment for millions and food for billions. But illegal fishing, overfishing and pollution are endangering fish stocks and ecosystems. The social, economic and environmental performance...