Small-scale Capture Fisheries : A Global Overview with Emphasis on Developing Countries
Fisheries contribute greatly to the well-being of many millions of people. The sector generates employment and economic values that are important to individuals, communities and national economies. However, the world's fishery resources are no...
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okr-10986-167522021-04-23T14:03:32Z Small-scale Capture Fisheries : A Global Overview with Emphasis on Developing Countries Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations World Fish Center AMOUNT OF FISH ANCHOVY ANIMAL PROTEIN ANNUAL CATCH AQUACULTURE AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS AQUATIC ANIMALS ARTISANAL FISHERIES BASIN BAY BEACH CATCHING FISH CLOSED AREAS COAST COASTAL AREA COASTAL AREAS COASTAL COMMUNITIES COASTAL FISHERIES COASTAL FISHING COASTAL WATERS COASTAL ZONES COD DELTA DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIETS ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ESTUARIES FINFISH FISH FISH LANDINGS FISH MEAL FISH OIL FISH PROCESSING FISH PROCESSING COMPANIES FISH PRODUCTION FISH PRODUCTS FISH SPECIES FISH STOCKS FISH SUPPLIES FISHERIES FISHERIES LITERATURE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT FISHERIES PRODUCTION FISHERIES SECTOR FISHERS FISHERY FISHERY PRODUCTS FISHERY RESOURCES FISHERY SECTOR FISHING FISHING BOAT FISHING BOATS FISHING EQUIPMENT FISHING FLEET FISHING GEAR FISHING GROUND FISHING GROUNDS FISHING INDUSTRY FISHING METHODS FISHING NETS FISHING OPERATIONS FISHING PRACTICES FISHING VESSELS FLEET FLEET SEGMENTS FOOD SECURITY FOOD SUPPLIES FRESHWATER FISH FROZEN FISH GEAR TYPE GLOBAL FISHERIES GROUNDFISH HIGH SEAS ILLEGAL FISHING INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES INLAND FISHERIES INLAND FISHERY INLAND FISHING INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES ISLAND LAKE LAKES LANDING LIVELIHOODS LIVING MARINE RESOURCES LOCAL LIVELIHOODS MANGROVE MARINE AREAS MARINE FISHERIES MARINE RESOURCES MARINE WATERS NATURAL RESOURCES NATURE OPEN ACCESS OVERFISHING PARTNERSHIP POPULATION PRESSURE RAPID POPULATION GROWTH RECREATIONAL CATCHES RECREATIONAL FISHERIES RECREATIONAL FISHERS RECREATIONAL FISHING RIVER SYSTEMS RURAL DEVELOPMENT SALTING SARDINE SEA SHARKS SHORE SHRIMP SHRIMP TRAWLERS SMALL SCALE FISHERIES SUBSISTENCE FISHING SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT TARGET SPECIES TRADITIONAL FISHERY TRADITIONAL FISHING TRADITIONAL MANAGEMENT TRAWL FISHERY TRAWLERS TUNA UNREGULATED FISHING Fisheries contribute greatly to the well-being of many millions of people. The sector generates employment and economic values that are important to individuals, communities and national economies. However, the world's fishery resources are not infinite, and appropriate conservation must be employed for ensuring sustainable livelihood through fisheries in the future as well. The Big Numbers Project, a collaborative effort by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), WorldFish Center and World Bank, addresses the lack of accurate and accessible disaggregated information on small and large-scale fisheries, in inland and marine waters, currently experienced in the international fisheries arena. This is a preliminary report of the project, giving a summary of the results of case studies carried out in a selected number of countries and providing a first analysis of the differences between marine and inland small and large-scale fisheries in developing countries. 2014-01-30T20:33:20Z 2014-01-30T20:33:20Z 2008-09-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/09/18613098/small-scale-capture-fisheries-global-overview-emphasis-developing-countries http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16752 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Agricultural Study Economic & Sector Work |
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AMOUNT OF FISH ANCHOVY ANIMAL PROTEIN ANNUAL CATCH AQUACULTURE AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS AQUATIC ANIMALS ARTISANAL FISHERIES BASIN BAY BEACH CATCHING FISH CLOSED AREAS COAST COASTAL AREA COASTAL AREAS COASTAL COMMUNITIES COASTAL FISHERIES COASTAL FISHING COASTAL WATERS COASTAL ZONES COD DELTA DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIETS ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ESTUARIES FINFISH FISH FISH LANDINGS FISH MEAL FISH OIL FISH PROCESSING FISH PROCESSING COMPANIES FISH PRODUCTION FISH PRODUCTS FISH SPECIES FISH STOCKS FISH SUPPLIES FISHERIES FISHERIES LITERATURE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT FISHERIES PRODUCTION FISHERIES SECTOR FISHERS FISHERY FISHERY PRODUCTS FISHERY RESOURCES FISHERY SECTOR FISHING FISHING BOAT FISHING BOATS FISHING EQUIPMENT FISHING FLEET FISHING GEAR FISHING GROUND FISHING GROUNDS FISHING INDUSTRY FISHING METHODS FISHING NETS FISHING OPERATIONS FISHING PRACTICES FISHING VESSELS FLEET FLEET SEGMENTS FOOD SECURITY FOOD SUPPLIES FRESHWATER FISH FROZEN FISH GEAR TYPE GLOBAL FISHERIES GROUNDFISH HIGH SEAS ILLEGAL FISHING INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES INLAND FISHERIES INLAND FISHERY INLAND FISHING INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES ISLAND LAKE LAKES LANDING LIVELIHOODS LIVING MARINE RESOURCES LOCAL LIVELIHOODS MANGROVE MARINE AREAS MARINE FISHERIES MARINE RESOURCES MARINE WATERS NATURAL RESOURCES NATURE OPEN ACCESS OVERFISHING PARTNERSHIP POPULATION PRESSURE RAPID POPULATION GROWTH RECREATIONAL CATCHES RECREATIONAL FISHERIES RECREATIONAL FISHERS RECREATIONAL FISHING RIVER SYSTEMS RURAL DEVELOPMENT SALTING SARDINE SEA SHARKS SHORE SHRIMP SHRIMP TRAWLERS SMALL SCALE FISHERIES SUBSISTENCE FISHING SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT TARGET SPECIES TRADITIONAL FISHERY TRADITIONAL FISHING TRADITIONAL MANAGEMENT TRAWL FISHERY TRAWLERS TUNA UNREGULATED FISHING |
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AMOUNT OF FISH ANCHOVY ANIMAL PROTEIN ANNUAL CATCH AQUACULTURE AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS AQUATIC ANIMALS ARTISANAL FISHERIES BASIN BAY BEACH CATCHING FISH CLOSED AREAS COAST COASTAL AREA COASTAL AREAS COASTAL COMMUNITIES COASTAL FISHERIES COASTAL FISHING COASTAL WATERS COASTAL ZONES COD DELTA DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIETS ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ESTUARIES FINFISH FISH FISH LANDINGS FISH MEAL FISH OIL FISH PROCESSING FISH PROCESSING COMPANIES FISH PRODUCTION FISH PRODUCTS FISH SPECIES FISH STOCKS FISH SUPPLIES FISHERIES FISHERIES LITERATURE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT FISHERIES PRODUCTION FISHERIES SECTOR FISHERS FISHERY FISHERY PRODUCTS FISHERY RESOURCES FISHERY SECTOR FISHING FISHING BOAT FISHING BOATS FISHING EQUIPMENT FISHING FLEET FISHING GEAR FISHING GROUND FISHING GROUNDS FISHING INDUSTRY FISHING METHODS FISHING NETS FISHING OPERATIONS FISHING PRACTICES FISHING VESSELS FLEET FLEET SEGMENTS FOOD SECURITY FOOD SUPPLIES FRESHWATER FISH FROZEN FISH GEAR TYPE GLOBAL FISHERIES GROUNDFISH HIGH SEAS ILLEGAL FISHING INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES INLAND FISHERIES INLAND FISHERY INLAND FISHING INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES ISLAND LAKE LAKES LANDING LIVELIHOODS LIVING MARINE RESOURCES LOCAL LIVELIHOODS MANGROVE MARINE AREAS MARINE FISHERIES MARINE RESOURCES MARINE WATERS NATURAL RESOURCES NATURE OPEN ACCESS OVERFISHING PARTNERSHIP POPULATION PRESSURE RAPID POPULATION GROWTH RECREATIONAL CATCHES RECREATIONAL FISHERIES RECREATIONAL FISHERS RECREATIONAL FISHING RIVER SYSTEMS RURAL DEVELOPMENT SALTING SARDINE SEA SHARKS SHORE SHRIMP SHRIMP TRAWLERS SMALL SCALE FISHERIES SUBSISTENCE FISHING SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT TARGET SPECIES TRADITIONAL FISHERY TRADITIONAL FISHING TRADITIONAL MANAGEMENT TRAWL FISHERY TRAWLERS TUNA UNREGULATED FISHING Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations World Fish Center Small-scale Capture Fisheries : A Global Overview with Emphasis on Developing Countries |
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Fisheries contribute greatly to the
well-being of many millions of people. The sector generates
employment and economic values that are important to
individuals, communities and national economies. However,
the world's fishery resources are not infinite, and
appropriate conservation must be employed for ensuring
sustainable livelihood through fisheries in the future as
well. The Big Numbers Project, a collaborative effort by the
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), WorldFish Center
and World Bank, addresses the lack of accurate and
accessible disaggregated information on small and
large-scale fisheries, in inland and marine waters,
currently experienced in the international fisheries arena.
This is a preliminary report of the project, giving a
summary of the results of case studies carried out in a
selected number of countries and providing a first analysis
of the differences between marine and inland small and
large-scale fisheries in developing countries. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Other Agricultural Study |
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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations World Fish Center |
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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations World Fish Center |
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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations |
| title |
Small-scale Capture Fisheries : A Global Overview with Emphasis on Developing Countries |
| title_short |
Small-scale Capture Fisheries : A Global Overview with Emphasis on Developing Countries |
| title_full |
Small-scale Capture Fisheries : A Global Overview with Emphasis on Developing Countries |
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Small-scale Capture Fisheries : A Global Overview with Emphasis on Developing Countries |
| title_full_unstemmed |
Small-scale Capture Fisheries : A Global Overview with Emphasis on Developing Countries |
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small-scale capture fisheries : a global overview with emphasis on developing countries |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
| publishDate |
2014 |
| url |
http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/09/18613098/small-scale-capture-fisheries-global-overview-emphasis-developing-countries http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16752 |
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