Inland fisheries management in Cambodia has undergone two major policy reforms over the
last two decades. These reforms led to the abolishment of a century-old commercial fishing …

The asynchrony of urban expansion and urban water environmental protection is a common
problem in the process of urbanization. Although urban expansion results in population …

The estuarian and lagoon areas of southeast Benin are atypical lake territories where
private property rights are hereditary from endogenous legal tradition. People live in stilt …

Lakes are among the main sources of protein and livelihood to huge communities of rural
people, and some of them house endemic fish species. The livelihood of about 200,000 …

Inland capture fisheries play a critical role in supporting food security and livelihoods in
Africa. Therefore, it is important to evaluate the genetic health of exploited fish populations …

In southern Benin, the rapid growth of demographics and the need for fishery products have
forced public managers to adopt various management measures in the face of anti …

Accurate geographical awareness, species identification, and recognition of seasonal legal
variations are typical constructs of fishing regulations. The combination of these factors …

The global fishing industry is a source of livelihood for about 820 million people. About 90%
of this number are small-scale fisherfolk and traders, living in rural fishing-dependent …

Inland capture fisheries play a critical role in supporting food security and livelihoods in West
Africa. Therefore, it is important to evaluate genetic health of exploited fish populations. The …

Achieving impact at scale in the agricultural sector demands the contribution of all
stakeholders for transformational changes. However, although smallholders form most agri …