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Characteristics of the Bulgarian Small-Scale Fisheries
2020Small-scale fisheries in Bulgaria emerged largely after 1990, when the industrial fisheries of the country went into decline. Small-scale fisheries now constitute the bulk of the Bulgarian fisheries sector and include the majority of its fishing population.
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Transdisciplinary Science for Small-Scale Fisheries
2018The move from what is called Mode 1 to Mode 2 science involves a shift from the ethos and practice of academic, curiosity driven, and disciplinary oriented research to a science more targeted for policy-making. In Mode 2 fisheries science, this would imply a problem-oriented focus, such as poverty alleviation within small-scale fisheries, but driven ...
Mbachi Ruth Msomphora, Svein Jentoft
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Small-scale fisheries in the blue economy: Review of scholarly papers and multilateral documents
Ocean and Coastal Management, 2022Raymond K Ayilu +2 more
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Grappling with diversity in small-scale fisheries
Nature FoodMichelle Tigchelaar +1 more
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Small-scale fisheries in the context of globalisation [PDF]
, 1998 The small-scale fisheries sector is the oldest and most important part of the marine fisheries economy of the world.Being a relative term, small-scale operations exist in most maritime nations.This is particularly true of the developing maritime countries where the small-scale sector normally accounts for the largest employment and a significant share ...
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2015
Small-scale fishers (SSFs) are among the most vulnerable socio-economic groups because of their high dependence on marine resource harvesting. While small-scale fisheries employ the overwhelming majority of the world's fishers and contribute substantially to the global catch, they are, on the whole, marginalised and ignored. Despite their importance in
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Small-scale fishers (SSFs) are among the most vulnerable socio-economic groups because of their high dependence on marine resource harvesting. While small-scale fisheries employ the overwhelming majority of the world's fishers and contribute substantially to the global catch, they are, on the whole, marginalised and ignored. Despite their importance in
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Small scale fisheries in Europe: A comparative analysis based on a selection of case studies
Fisheries Research, 2013Miguel B Gaspar, Francesc Maynou
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Gender and small‐scale fisheries: a case for counting women and beyond
Fish and Fisheries, 2015Danika Kleiber +2 more
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