| | World review of fisheries and aquaculture 2006 |
| | 4,73 | | MB |
| | 180 | | stron |
| | 5217 | | ID | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations |
| | 2007 | | rok |
| | CONTENTS |
| | foreword iii |
| | Acknowledgements xi |
| | Glossary xii |
| | P A R T 1 |
| | WORLD REVIEW OF FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE |
| | fisheries resources: trends in production, utilization and trade 3 |
| | Overview 3 |
| | Capture fisheries production 8 |
| | Aquaculture 16 |
| | Fishers and fish farmers 22 |
| | The status of the fishing fleet 25 |
| | The status of fishery resources 29 |
| | Fish utilization 34 |
| | Consumption 36 |
| | Trade 41 |
| | Governance and policy 52 |
| | Notes 62 |
| | P A R T 2 |
| | SELECTED ISSUES IN FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE |
| | The Code of Conduct for responsible fisheries: moving into the second decade of implementation |
| | 67 |
| | The issues 67 |
| | Possible solutions 72 |
| | Recent actions 74 |
| | Outlook 76 |
| | Sustainable growth and expansion of aquaculture: an ecosystem approach 76 |
| | The issue 76 |
| | Possible solutions 77 |
| | Recent developments 80 |
| | Outlook 84 |
| | The allocation of fishing rights: an evolving issue 84 |
| | The issue 84 |
| | Possible solutions 85 |
| | Recent developments 87 |
| | Outlook and future perspective 87 |
| | Impact of market-based standards and labels on international fish trade 88 |
| | The issue 88 |
| | Possible solutions 92 |
| | Recent actions 93 |
| | Future perspective 93 |
| | HIV and AIdS in fishing communities: a public health issue but also a fisheries development and |
| | management concern 94 |
| | The issue 94 |
| | Possible solutions 97 |
| | Recent actions 98 |
| | Outlook 98 |
| | Notes 100 |
| | P A R T 3 |
| | HIGHLIGHTS OF SPECIAL STUDIES |
| | rehabilitation of riverine habitat for fisheries 107 |
| | Introduction 107 |
| | General principles 107 |
| | Methods for rehabilitation 109 |
| | Conclusion 112 |
| | responsible fish trade and food security 112 |
| | Background 112 |
| | Main findings of the study 113 |
| | Trash or treasure? Low-value/trash fish from marine fisheries in the Asia–Pacific region 115 |
| | Introduction 115 |
| | Production of low-value/trash fish 116 |
| | Uses of low-value/trash fish 117 |
| | Issues associated with low-value/trash fish 118 |
| | Priority areas for further work 120 |
| | Conservation and management of shared fish stocks: legal and economic aspects 120 |
| | Some key issues 120 |
| | Transboundary fish stocks 121 |
| | Straddling and highly migratory fish stocks 123 |
| | Discrete high seas stocks 124 |
| | Marine capture fisheries management in the Indian ocean: status and trends 125 |
| | Introduction 125 |
| | Methodology 125 |
| | Ocean-wide trends 125 |
| | Summary and conclusions 130 |
| | refuelling the fishing fleet 131 |
| | The issue 131 |
| | Simulation of economic performance 133 |
| | Impact on the public sector 133 |
| | Long-term fuel prospects (beyond petroleum) 133 |
| | Conclusions 136 |
| | Causes of detentions and rejections in international fish trade 136 |
| | Introduction 136 |
| | Relative frequency of border cases by importing region 137 |
| | Categories of border cases: patterns and trends 138 |
| | Performance of exporters, grouped by continents, in major markets 138 |
| | Economic implications of border cases 141 |
| | Conclusions and recommendations 143 |
| | Notes 144 |
| | P A R T 4 |
| | OUTLOOK |
| | Introduction 151 |
| | revisiting global projections 151 |
| | Medium-term challenges and constraints for aquaculture 154 |
| | Notes 162 |