Review of A Conceptual Framework for Designing and Building Fisheries Co-management
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https://doi.org/10.15578/ifrj.30.2.2024.23-37Keywords:
Fisheries co-management, community based-management, sustainable managementAbstract
There has been growing consensus in fisheries management literature that fisheries can only be managed successfully with the power-sharing and partnership of fishers. The objective of this review is to focus on examining the current global literature on fisheries co-management. The review findings lead to the conclusion that various forms of fisheries co-management exist in many countries and have different organizational forms in different fishery settings. The review has identified six principles that should be applied in designing proper fisheries co-management: subsidiarity, conflict and power, property rights, representation and knowledge, community institution building and management functions.
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