Achieving sustainable fisheries and certifications can be challenging for developing
countries, affecting the achievement of global seafood sustainability and food security …

Using remote sensing of sea surface temperature (SST), sea surface height anomaly
(SSHA) and chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) together with catch data, we investigated the detection and …

The closed fishing season policy is annually imposed in Davao Gulf to allow the fish stocks
to recover and address the declining fish catch. Up to now, there were no assessments …

Abstract The goal of Fair Trade certification is to contribute to sustainable development by
offering trading conditions that are transparent and equitable. One important condition is …

This study aims to identify the sources and magnitude of uncertainty in the collection and
processing of catch and effort data of small-and medium-scale tuna fisheries in Indonesia …

This paper analyzes the influence of three private incentive mechanisms over decision
making related to improved sustainability of fishing practices in Filipino tuna fisheries. The …

Decline in tuna fish stocks due to weak enforcement of regulations on fishing effort poses a
challenge to the sustainability of tuna fishery. Intervention programs to address this problem …

The purpose of this study was to estimate population parameters (size structure, age,
growth, mortality rate, the eligible catch size, yield per relative recruitment) and the …

Private enumeration of landings data and traceability is an emerging phenomena in
developing world tuna fisheries. The general goal of these systems is to facilitate …

Shifting political alliances and new environmental challenges are prompting debate over
processes of sub-regionalisation and whether the interplay between multiple scales of …