Develop a strategy that reflects the fact that effectiveness of new educational programs may be hindered by insular nature of communities in which producers live. NOTE: This finding is not generalizable due to small sample Continue reading →
Audience: Aquaculture Business
Individuals who use various technologies for raising fish and shellfish for sale
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Kong, S. L. (2006) Finding 1
Community-based extension and education contribute to successful community-based natural resource management among Cambodia fisheries. The approach emphasized:
- raising understanding among fishermen about the underlying principles of participatory democracy, ecological principles and regulatory principles of co-management;
- nurturing, enhancing, and empowering local organizations (through participatory decision-making);
- assisting in democratizing fishery governance at the community level to fine-tune management strategies for addressing the concerns of disadvantaged fishermen.