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• 41. [Article] Responsible shrimp farming in vietnam: call for promoting and strenthening community based management approaches

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Responsible shrimp farming in vietnam: call for promoting and strenthening community based management approaches Author: Nhuong, Tran Van Research Paper Title: Responsible shrimp farming in vietnam: call for promoting and strenthening community based management approaches Author: Nhuong, Tran Van Research Paper Close

• 42. [Article] The Transformation of Production & Consumption Pattern of Canned Tuna Products with reference to the Transnational Agribusiness Development

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The Transformation of Production & Consumption Pattern of Canned Tuna Products with reference to the Transnational Agribusiness Development Author: Yamashita, Haruko Research Paper Title: The Transformation of Production & Consumption Pattern of Canned Tuna Products with reference to the Transnational Agribusiness Development Author: Yamashita, Haruko Research Paper Close

• 43. [Article] Critical Assessment of Impact of Government Initiatives for development and Conservation of fishery Resource and its Cumulative Effects on Fishery Management in Gujarat State (India)

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Critical Assessment of Impact of Government Initiatives for development and Conservation of fishery Resource and its Cumulative Effects on Fishery Management in Gujarat State (India) Author: Joshi, Yogesh C., Asthana, Anjani Kumar Abstract only. Title: Critical Assessment of Impact of Government Initiatives for development and Conservation of fishery Resource and its Cumulative Effects on Fishery Management in Gujarat State (India) Author: Joshi, Yogesh C., Asthana, Anjani Kumar Abstract only. Close

• 44. [Article] Co-Management interventions in Developing Countries: Findings From A Global Meta-Analysis

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Co-Management interventions in Developing Countries: Findings From A Global Meta-Analysis Author: Pemsl, Diemuth, Cherrett, Nia, Evans, Louisa Abstract only. Title: Co-Management interventions in Developing Countries: Findings From A Global Meta-Analysis Author: Pemsl, Diemuth, Cherrett, Nia, Evans, Louisa Abstract only. Close

• 45. [Article] Role of the University in Promoting Sustainable Regional Economic and Social Development: With a Case Specific Assessment for the Nha Trang Region

  This paper examines the relationship between the university and its regional context with a focus on the case of Nha Trang University and on its potential service role. While the core roles of universities ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Role of the University in Promoting Sustainable Regional Economic and Social Development: With a Case Specific Assessment for the Nha Trang Region Author: Stough, Roger R., Nguyen, Van Hanh This paper examines the relationship between the university and its regional context with a focus on the case of Nha Trang University and on its potential service role. While the core roles of universities are to impart knowledge and develop human capital, and to promote knowledge creation, the literature also points to its historic and contemporary responsibility to society through direct and indirect service to the community in its immediate service area. The service role includes analysis of the local economy, social/cultural systems, political and governance systems, physical environment and resource extraction. It also involves training and education outreach, applied research, leadership (e.g., faculty, staff and student participation in stakeholder groups, associations, businesses, government groups and advisory organizations). The paper presents a short description of the relationship of the university to its region in historical context. An interpretive presentation of how the University of Nha Trang could expand and define its regional role and responsibility follows the introductory material. Additional considerations include the role of leadership of the university at the interface of regional institutions and regional economic development, and the establishment of a regional research/outreach and incubation center for promotion of entrepreneurship, fisheries and other resource development initiatives and enterprises. Title: Role of the University in Promoting Sustainable Regional Economic and Social Development: With a Case Specific Assessment for the Nha Trang Region Author: Stough, Roger R., Nguyen, Van Hanh This paper examines the relationship between the university and its regional context with a focus on the case of Nha Trang University and on its potential service role. While the core roles of universities are to impart knowledge and develop human capital, and to promote knowledge creation, the literature also points to its historic and contemporary responsibility to society through direct and indirect service to the community in its immediate service area. The service role includes analysis of the local economy, social/cultural systems, political and governance systems, physical environment and resource extraction. It also involves training and education outreach, applied research, leadership (e.g., faculty, staff and student participation in stakeholder groups, associations, businesses, government groups and advisory organizations). The paper presents a short description of the relationship of the university to its region in historical context. An interpretive presentation of how the University of Nha Trang could expand and define its regional role and responsibility follows the introductory material. Additional considerations include the role of leadership of the university at the interface of regional institutions and regional economic development, and the establishment of a regional research/outreach and incubation center for promotion of entrepreneurship, fisheries and other resource development initiatives and enterprises. Close

• 46. [Article] Challenges, Opportunities, and Effective Solutions for the Enhancement of Sustainable Fisheries Development Planning Capacity in Vietnam

  Planning is an important kind of policies making. Meanwhile it is considered as activities which specify general development strategies of a nation, sector or even a specific field; it also is the basis ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Challenges, Opportunities, and Effective Solutions for the Enhancement of Sustainable Fisheries Development Planning Capacity in Vietnam Author: Hoang Van, Cuong Planning is an important kind of policies making. Meanwhile it is considered as activities which specify general development strategies of a nation, sector or even a specific field; it also is the basis for developing and implementing development projects (Huong, 2005). Therefore, it is essential to recognize the challenges, opportunities and solutions in enhancing the planning capacity. Vietnamese Fisheries managers and other stakeholders have been facing a number of challenges. Being an efficient fishery planner requires a broad-spectrum knowledge and skills which have been changing and updating quickly in the modern dynamic world. The second issue is why and how to corporate in planning process. Other challenge is how to solve various conflicts (related to economics, social and environment value). Financial and other regulations are also major issues impacting on the quality of planning. Opportunities of innovations for planners, however, have been being more available and they need to be recognized and applied effectively. These opportunities occur since there has been development in Economy, Education, Technology, and the chances of joining the global market. To enhance the capacity of fisheries planning, a package of effective solutions should be considered. They mainly are of upgrading the regulation and awareness (related to supply of data, updating knowledge, evaluation and monitoring of planning process&); considering in more suitable way to organize, to develop and implement planning process. (Combination of top-down as well as bottom-top approach planning, corporation&); identify goals and strategies to educate or train planners at different levels. Title: Challenges, Opportunities, and Effective Solutions for the Enhancement of Sustainable Fisheries Development Planning Capacity in Vietnam Author: Hoang Van, Cuong Planning is an important kind of policies making. Meanwhile it is considered as activities which specify general development strategies of a nation, sector or even a specific field; it also is the basis for developing and implementing development projects (Huong, 2005). Therefore, it is essential to recognize the challenges, opportunities and solutions in enhancing the planning capacity. Vietnamese Fisheries managers and other stakeholders have been facing a number of challenges. Being an efficient fishery planner requires a broad-spectrum knowledge and skills which have been changing and updating quickly in the modern dynamic world. The second issue is why and how to corporate in planning process. Other challenge is how to solve various conflicts (related to economics, social and environment value). Financial and other regulations are also major issues impacting on the quality of planning. Opportunities of innovations for planners, however, have been being more available and they need to be recognized and applied effectively. These opportunities occur since there has been development in Economy, Education, Technology, and the chances of joining the global market. To enhance the capacity of fisheries planning, a package of effective solutions should be considered. They mainly are of upgrading the regulation and awareness (related to supply of data, updating knowledge, evaluation and monitoring of planning process&); considering in more suitable way to organize, to develop and implement planning process. (Combination of top-down as well as bottom-top approach planning, corporation&); identify goals and strategies to educate or train planners at different levels. Close

• 47. [Article] Knowledge is Power? The role of market information in value creation by developing country aquaculture producers

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Knowledge is Power? The role of market information in value creation by developing country aquaculture producers Author: Kelling, Ingrid, Young, James A. presentation Title: Knowledge is Power? The role of market information in value creation by developing country aquaculture producers Author: Kelling, Ingrid, Young, James A. presentation Close

• 48. [Article] Maintaining the Viability of Seafood Processing and Harvesting Industries in Coastal Alaska: Role of Marine Extension

  Alaska is the largest seafood producing state in the US. In 2013, Alaska landed 1.88 billion USD worth of seafood, with a volume of 2.63 million MT. This consists of 34% of the total value and 60% of the ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Maintaining the Viability of Seafood Processing and Harvesting Industries in Coastal Alaska: Role of Marine Extension Author: Fong, Quentin Alaska is the largest seafood producing state in the US. In 2013, Alaska landed 1.88 billion USD worth of seafood, with a volume of 2.63 million MT. This consists of 34% of the total value and 60% of the total volume landed in the US. Of the top 20 fishing port landing by value, 11 are from Alaska. Alaska’s seafood industry directly employs more workers than any other industry sector with more than 60,000. The success of the seafood industry is vital to our coastal communities. In response to employers and stakeholders concern of the graying or increasing age of the workforce, the Alaska Maritime Workforce Development Plan was developed by representatives of the fisheries, seafood, and marine industry sectors, state agencies and the university in Alaska. Aside from workforce development, stakeholders and policy makers also recognize the need for business and entrepreneurship development, including seafood to sustain the economic viability of our fisheries/seafood dependent coastal communities. This presentation illustrates how marine extension, specifically the Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program and the Kodiak Seafood and Marine Science Center assist Alaska’s seafood harvesting and processing sectors to maintain their viability in the global seafood marketplace. Training programs such as the Alaska Seafood Processor Institute, Seafood Processor Quality Control to address the graying of the workforce, research programs such as co-product development to increase the total value of the catch, and service programs such as one-on-one business and market development consultations will be presented and discussed. Title: Maintaining the Viability of Seafood Processing and Harvesting Industries in Coastal Alaska: Role of Marine Extension Author: Fong, Quentin Alaska is the largest seafood producing state in the US. In 2013, Alaska landed 1.88 billion USD worth of seafood, with a volume of 2.63 million MT. This consists of 34% of the total value and 60% of the total volume landed in the US. Of the top 20 fishing port landing by value, 11 are from Alaska. Alaska’s seafood industry directly employs more workers than any other industry sector with more than 60,000. The success of the seafood industry is vital to our coastal communities. In response to employers and stakeholders concern of the graying or increasing age of the workforce, the Alaska Maritime Workforce Development Plan was developed by representatives of the fisheries, seafood, and marine industry sectors, state agencies and the university in Alaska. Aside from workforce development, stakeholders and policy makers also recognize the need for business and entrepreneurship development, including seafood to sustain the economic viability of our fisheries/seafood dependent coastal communities. This presentation illustrates how marine extension, specifically the Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program and the Kodiak Seafood and Marine Science Center assist Alaska’s seafood harvesting and processing sectors to maintain their viability in the global seafood marketplace. Training programs such as the Alaska Seafood Processor Institute, Seafood Processor Quality Control to address the graying of the workforce, research programs such as co-product development to increase the total value of the catch, and service programs such as one-on-one business and market development consultations will be presented and discussed. Close

• 49. [Article] Market access for seafood in a globalized world

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Market access for seafood in a globalized world Author: Lem, Audun presentation Title: Market access for seafood in a globalized world Author: Lem, Audun presentation Close

• 50. [Article] The Attitude and Knowledge Performances of The Bajau Tribe on the Development of Fishery Activities in Nain Island, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

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  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The Attitude and Knowledge Performances of The Bajau Tribe on the Development of Fishery Activities in Nain Island, North Sulawesi, Indonesia Author: Mandagi, I.F., Harikedua, Y., Pontoh, Otniel, Pinontoan, B., Masengi, K.W.A. Research Paper Title: The Attitude and Knowledge Performances of The Bajau Tribe on the Development of Fishery Activities in Nain Island, North Sulawesi, Indonesia Author: Mandagi, I.F., Harikedua, Y., Pontoh, Otniel, Pinontoan, B., Masengi, K.W.A. Research Paper Close