Small-scale inland fisheries of India primarily take place in rivers, lakes, floodplain wetlands, reservoirs, and estuaries upon which 23.12 million fishers depend for their livelihoods [...]
The terms ‘vulnerability’ and ‘viability’ are usually studied in the context of socio-cultural and political-economic settings. In these cases, they would refer to vulnerability from [...]
Marsaxlokk, once primarily the harbour for the famous colourful traditional boats, called luzzus, of the coastal fisheries in Malta is today even more of a [...]
This interview was conducted as part of the efforts of Mundus maris to provide a path for women in small-scale fisheries to provide information about their daily [...]
A session with women working in fisheries in Hann in search of solutions to face globalisation The women of an economic interest group (GIE) at the [...]
What are the assessments of women in fisheries on the impacts of globalisation and their prospects for a better tomorrow? This interview is the first [...]
Mr Faneyawa Soumah is a fisherman. At over 70 years old, he is a little atypical in that his age does not at all stop him [...]
Taking advantage of his stay in Guinea for the needs of the 9th PRCM Forum, the Mundus maris delegate immersed himself in the artisanal fishing port of Boulbinet [...]
