Proceedings of the Regional Workshop on Promotion of Strategic Implementation of Fisheries Co-management and Right-based Fisheries for Enhancing Good Governance in Coastal and Inland Fisheries Management
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SEAFDEC/TD organized a regional workshop on promotion of strategic implementation of fisheries co-management and right-based fisheries for enhancing good governance in coastal and inland fisheries management on 2-3 February 2012. The workshop aimed to share and exchange the strategies implementing co-management and rights-based fisheries for fisheries management. The practices and outputs of the workshop have been complied in this proceeding in order to provide fisheries officers and local user organizations of SEAFDEC Member Countries to manage fisheries resources for responsible use of the resources and environment.
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Training Department. (2012). Proceedings of the Regional Workshop on Promotion of Strategic Implementation of Fisheries Co-management and Right-based Fisheries for Enhancing Good Governance in Coastal and Inland Fisheries Management. Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
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