Theme Session N - The role of small-scale fisheries and communities in ocean governance

 

ICES Annual Science Conference  

Book of abstracts of theme session N:

The role of small-scale fisheries and communities in ocean governance

Conveners: Sophia Kochalski (Spain), Annette Breckwoldt (Germany)

• CM 162: Identifying priorities for sustainability measures among value chain actors in artisanal common octopus fisheries
• CM 169: How small-scale aquaculture farmers’ organizations contribute to enhancing their members’ agency
• CM 265: How small-scale fishers collectively self-limit for sustainability: The case of the co-management committees in Catalunya, Spain
• CM 333: Piloting digital technologies for co-management of the small-scale fisheries sector in Seychelles
• CM 373: Ocean governance amid imaginaries in tension: small-scale fisheries and sustainability transitions in Sweden
• CM 382: Fine-scale monitoring for small-scale fisheries: experiential knowledge from GPS tracking in Guinea
• CM 433: Capital investments for the Norwegian red king crab: A tale of ecological and community resilience
• CM 441: Can artisanal fisheries compete with industrial fisheries through producer cooperatives and innovative financing schemes? Evidence from France
• CM 452: Popular sovereignty as a democratic alternative to technocratic fisheries management
• CM 477: Putting fishing communities on the map in ICES regions
• CM 561: Opportunities and obstacles to electrification of propulsion for small scale fishers