Fisheries and Fisher peoples Empowering Fisher Peoples: Defending Rights and Sustainable Fisheries
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The complexities within international, regional, and local fisheries policies mirror resource grabbing trends seen elsewhere in recent years. Surprisingly, public awareness of these issues remains limited. A pressing crisis looms over marine and aquatic resources, with most policies sidelining small-scale fishers, whose livelihoods depend on these waters. At TNI, we tackle this challenge on multiple fronts. We shed light on policies that negatively impact small-scale fishers and the environment, partnering with movements to formulate insightful analyses. Our mission involves defending the rights of these fisher communities and ensuring their presence in crucial policy-making spaces. Join us in advocating for equitable and sustainable fisheries practices, preserving the future of our oceans and the well-being of fisher peoples.
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World Fisheries Day and the crucial role of Gaza’s fishers
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An ocean drowning in capital Oil, transnational actors and the ocean in Guyana
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Blue Finance: How much debt can the ocean sustain? Implications for coastal fishing communities in South Africa
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Visibilising gender dynamics in French fisheries Obstacles and opportunities in Community Supported Fisheries
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How do communities support fisheries? The who, what, why and how of community supported fisheries
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Dangerously Efficient Industrial Fishing The Threat of Multinational Dutch Fishing Companies to European Small-Scale Fisheries
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Troubled Waters How the ‘blue economy’ perpetuates historical injustices in Mauritius
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Marine Spatial Planning Resolving or entrenching conflicts over and in ocean space?
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The Case for Community Supported Fisheries
Mads Barbesgaard in Conversation with Thibault Josse
Many coastal communities depend on the oceans for their sustenance, and as the oceans become more and more an arena for capitalist expansion, their way of life is under constant threat of extinction.
