The latest volume in the TBTI Global Book Series, ‘Small is scale, big in contributions’ e-book depicts what SSF in Bangladesh look like, their importance for the livelihoods of millions of people who rely on them, and the multifaceted challenges they are facing.
A sneak peak of upcoming new volume in the TBTI Global Book Series. The e-book, edited by Evan J. Andrews & Christine Knott J., illustrate the diversity of small-scale fisheries in provinces and territories across Canada, bringing together over 100 authors to share stories, perspectives, and research.
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Source: World Bank/FAO/WorldFish (2010)
Timur Jack-Kadioglu is a marine social scientist with experience working with and researching in tropical coastal communities in East Africa and Southeast Asia, and considers himself a hybrid researcher-practitioner. [read more]
Regional Hybrid Closing Event of the IYAFA 2022 for Asia
The event will review IYAFA 2022 activities, and share key recommendations and commitments for ongoing and future support to artisanal fisheries and aquaculture in the region.
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We are collecting contributions that depict ways in which SSF provide solutions for small- and large-scale environmental and socioeconomic issues. We also welcome successful case studies and stories that demonstrate how SSF have overcome, or are in the process of overcoming, specific issues and challenges.
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