case study Jun 2016 Ongoing Journal on Govan et al. (in prep). Critical review of the usefulness of lessons learned in community-based surveys of marine resources as a tool in monitoring and monitoring resource status in coral reef fisheries. evaluation of management plans (in collaboration with SPC and LMMA) Jun 2015 Ongoing. The first publication: Regional analysis of Bell et al. (2015). Diversifying the use of tuna to improve the contribution of food security and public health in Pacific Island countries CBFM to increases and territories. Marine Policy 51: 584-591. in economic Delisle et al. (in prep). TBD. A revised version of Bell development and et al. (2009) paper: the use of fish for food ‘Planning food security security in the Pacific’. The data used in the 2009 paper dates back to 2005/06 and as early as 1996. The proposed output will use new Census and HIES data available for most PICTs to analyse how countries are tracking in terms of the forecasts made in Bell et al. (2009) paper. Is the gap between supply and demand for fish decreasing or widening? Dec 2015 Ongoing. Analyses completed and manuscript in prep. Will 1.2 Critically Journal publication Good progress demonstrated in Activities 1.2. [Dec 2014] be completed by revised deadline analyse the and policy brief on Hellebrandt et al. (in prep). A systematic review of concept of lessons learned in livelihood diversification in fisheries and aquaculture. For livelihood livelihood PNAS. diversification and diversification Policy Brief in preparation its practical published through relevance to SPC channels improved CBFM Dec 2015 Completed. A paper detailing a [Jun 2015] Blythe et al. (submitted). Situating the SES framework in capitals and assets critical development theory. Global Environmental Change. framework for identifying opportunities and constraints to improve CBFM in PICs
case study Journal on lessons learned in monitoring and evaluation of management plans (in collaboration with SPC and LMMA) Jun 2016 Ongoing Govan et al. (in prep). Critical review of the usefulness of community-based surveys of marine resources as a tool in monitoring resource status in coral reef fisheries. Regional analysis of the contribution of CBFM to increases in economic development and food security Jun 2015 Ongoing. The first publication: Bell et al. (2015). Diversifying the use of tuna to improve food security and public health in Pacific Island countries and territories. Marine Policy 51: 584-591. Delisle et al. (in prep). TBD. A revised version of Bell et al. (2009) paper: ‘Planning the use of fish for food security in the Pacific’. The data used in the 2009 paper dates back to 2005/06 and as early as 1996. The proposed output will use new Census and HIES data available for most PICTs to analyse how countries are tracking in terms of the forecasts made in Bell et al. (2009) paper. Is the gap between supply and demand for fish decreasing or widening? 1.2 Critically analyse the concept of livelihood diversification and its practical relevance to improved CBFM Journal publication and policy brief on lessons learned in livelihood diversification published through SPC channels Dec 2015 [Dec 2014] Ongoing. Analyses completed and manuscript in prep. Will be completed by revised deadline Hellebrandt et al. (in prep). A systematic review of livelihood diversification in fisheries and aquaculture. For PNAS. Policy Brief in preparation Good progress demonstrated in Activities 1.2. A paper detailing a capitals and assets framework for identifying opportunities and constraints to improve CBFM in PICs Dec 2015 [Jun 2015] Completed. Blythe et al. (submitted). Situating the SES framework in critical development theory. Global Environmental Change.
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