Market and fisheries development issues in coastal resources management
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Abstract
This chapter suggests that the market, as an economic and social institution, has important roles and a multitude of opportunities to contribute to the strategies for managing the crisis, in fisheries. The crisis apparently was an outcome of the complex interplay of variables such as increasing fishing pressure, depleting fish stocks, low income among small-scale fishers, social inequity in the fishery sector and inadequate management of the fishery and related resources.
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Salayo, N. D. (2013). Market and fisheries development issues in coastal resources management. In I. M. L. Siason (Ed.), Coastal resource management: Perspectives from the social sciences. Quezon City, Philippines: Department of Agriculture - Bureau of Agricultural Research.
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