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tBrief #2 – Transparency of fisheries tenure: Incomplete, unreliable and misleading?

Fisheries Transparency Initiative
2020
tBrief #2 – Transparency of fisheries tenure: Incomplete, unreliable and misleading?

Fisheries tenure systems – how and why governments allocate rights for fishing – is an extremely complex subject, as there are many different types of tenure systems evident around the world. Systems of tenure are critical in influencing the fisheries sector’s social, ecological and economic impacts. However, despite their critical aspects of sustainable fisheries management, in many countries fisheries tenure systems are characterised by secrecy and confidentiality. As a result, people have a limited insights into how tenure systems work, who owns fishing rights, and how the benefits and costs are distributed.
(Available in English, Spanish, and French)

Topic:
  • Fisheries Management
  • Government
  • Regulation Compliance
  • Seafood Industry
  • Traceability
Region:
  • Global
Tags:
Transparency, FiTI, Traceability, Fisheries Management, Tenure Systems
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