RDE 316 - Socio-economic value of fisheries

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11 months ago

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10 months ago

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the MMO is leading on the delivery of several new Fisheries Management Plans including 
the Channel demersal non quota species. With this, we are trialling innovative ways of 
designing and implementing fisheries management within the English context. Social
evidence gaps have been identified as part of this process. This has included the social and 
economic evidence base we currently draw on when we are making management 
decisions. One such concern pivots on our understanding (or lack of) of what the benefits 
are that local commercial fishing bring to their local communities (and immediate family 
networks). Through this project, we wish to gain a better understanding of the local social 
and economic importance of local fisheries endeavours and the benefits these fisheries 
bring to both fishers targeting this species and their associated communities. 

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