Bangladesh is considered one of the most suitable regions for fisheries in the world, with the
world's largest flooded wetland and the third largest aquatic biodiversity in Asia after China …

In Bangladesh, fishing communities are one of the most climate-vulnerable groups, though
they play an important role in economic development. The main objective of this study was …

The present study analysed the major features of two important acts and an ordinance in
Bangladesh that govern coastal and marine fishery exploitation and conservation. The …

In Indonesia, small-scale fisheries involve about 90% of the total number of fishers and
generate significant employment for coastal communities. As defined by Indonesian law …

The area used for shrimp aquaculture in Bangladesh has increased about tenfold since
1980. This study examines how shrimp aquaculture has affected the livelihoods of people …

Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing can result in loss of revenue,
environmental damage, and economic loss for coastal communities, as well as a reduction …

Engaging with the future to make better decisions in the present is key for sustainable
development and climate change responses. In this conceptual paper, we suggest a …

Tropical hilsa shad, which is an anadromous fish migrating from the sea to spawn in
freshwater river, constitutes an important fishery in some Asian and Middle East countries …

The southeastern coastline of Bangladesh where the longest natural sea beach Cox's Bazar
is located has experienced more pronounced changes due to human intervention compared …

Hazards in coastal areas such as tsunamis, abrasion and sea level rise may cause
ecosystem degradation, building damage, and human death. One strategy to mitigate the …