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Fisheries Management Policy in Malaysia: Issues on Responsible Fishing

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Yassin, Abdul Hamid Bin
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Abstract
The legal and institutional policies on the management of the marine fisheries industry in Malaysia are presented in the paper. Specifically, management issues and problems that affect the industry, such as, overfishing, pollution, habitat destruction, destructive fishing methods, marine parks, environmental awareness, research data, research and monitoring, and biodiversity were also presented. Moreover, the roles of each government agency in the management of the industry were also presented. In addition, the management measure for fisheries activity and specific policies and guidelines for fisheries were discussed thoroughly.
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12067/746
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Yassin, A. H. B. (1997). Fisheries management policy in Malaysia: Issues on responsible fishing. In Proceeding of the Regional Workshop on Responsible Fishing, Bangkok, Thailand, 24-27 June 1997 (pp. 100-112). Samut Prakarn, Thailand: Training Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center.
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fisheries ASFA; fishery management ASFA; fishery resources ASFA; Fishery policy; marine fisheries ASFA; sustainable fishing ASFA; sustainability ASFA; overfishing ASFA; water pollution ASFA; marine pollution ASFA; water ASFA; gear selectivity ASFA; fishing gear ASFA; fishing ASFA; marine parks ASFA; protected areas ASFA; Protected resources; environmental assessment ASFA; environmental conditions ASFA; Environmental effects; environmental impact ASFA; environmental monitoring ASFA; Malaysia
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