Integrated environmental and economic accounting in fisheries
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Details are given of a joint initiative of the FAO Fisheries Department and Statistics Division, the Institute of Advanced Studies of the UN University and the UN Statistics Division to produce guidelines for integrated environmental and economic accounting of capture fisheries and aquaculture in order to facilitate and promote the more widespread inclusion of the fishery sector in national accounts. A secondary objective is to contribute to the methodological discussion on integrated environmental and economic accounting.
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Sulit, V. T. (1997). Integrated environmental and economic accounting in fisheries. In Fishery and Aquaculture Statistics in Asia: Proceedings of the FAO/SEAFDEC Regional Workshop on Fishery Statistics, Bangkok, Thailand, 19-21 August 1997: Vol. II. Fishery and Aquaculture Statistical Systems and Programs (pp. 295-297). Bangkok, Thailand: Secretariat, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center.
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