Net Gains: Linking Fisheries Management, International Trade and Sustainable Development |
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... of overfishing and destructive sustainability in that some markets may demand products harvesting ; as well as the loss of critical habitats and that are sustainably harvested . employment opportunities important to local people .
... of overfishing and destructive sustainability in that some markets may demand products harvesting ; as well as the loss of critical habitats and that are sustainably harvested . employment opportunities important to local people .
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The benefits of international trade for significant benefits such as increased employment as well developing countries can include : as financial resources for investment in productive • Increases in employment opportunities , economic ...
The benefits of international trade for significant benefits such as increased employment as well developing countries can include : as financial resources for investment in productive • Increases in employment opportunities , economic ...
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80 • Provide greater opportunities for domestic fisheries industries in developing countries by reducing subsidies to foreign distant water fleets . While the elimination of capacity enhancing subsidies can provide environmental ...
80 • Provide greater opportunities for domestic fisheries industries in developing countries by reducing subsidies to foreign distant water fleets . While the elimination of capacity enhancing subsidies can provide environmental ...
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Contents
Acronyms | 2 |
Introduction | 8 |
Dimensions of the Global Fisheries Crisis | 17 |
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