Coordinated Position for the Promotion of Small-scale Fisheries in Southeast Asia: Sustainable Resource Use and Access Rights Aspects
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Sustainable resource use and access rights aspects. To replace “open access” to fishery resources with “limited access regimes” through the co-management between governments and resource users’ organizations. To build awareness on the co-management approach and environmental conservation for small-scale fisheries and other stakeholders in fishing communities.
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