Abstract Development and humanitarian agencies have rapidly embraced the concept of
resilience since the 2008 global financial and food price crises. We report the results of a …

In a changing climate, there is an imperative to build coupled social‐ecological systems—
including fisheries—that can withstand or adapt to climate stressors. Although resilience …

Addressing vulnerabilities in small‐scale fisheries (SSF) has been gaining increasing
attention due to their role in securing livelihoods of millions of people in the world, even …

Like most sectors, the aquaculture and fisheries sector especially in developing countries
like Bangladesh is believed to have been severely affected by this unique coronavirus …

The small-scale fishermen in the north-eastern floodplains are one of the most vulnerable
communities of Bangladesh due to their limited income. This study assessed their livelihood …

There is growing recognition that a better understanding of how food systems respond to
crises is critical to build and protect the food security of local populations. But rigorous and …

Indian fisheries is a sunrise sector with untapped potential and opportunities. The reservoir
fisheries, labelled a sleeping giant due to its locked-up potential, promises to be a game …

In recent decades, global changes have resulted in tensions in socio-ecological systems. As
a result, livelihood resilience has become a serious concern for managers and researchers …

The livelihood sustainability of the Rohingya refugees relocated in Bhashan Char,
Bangladesh, has been questioned by various international stakeholders due to the …

Like women in fishing communities elsewhere, the women interviewed as part of this study
play a pivotal in the fishing sector. When there is an aggravated depletion of fish capture in …