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… the national population. Despite its growing importance, aquaculture does not appear to have received sufficient … of the Environment of 1974 127/ limits itself to defining aquaculture and urging its development (article 286), without … more specific on this point: incentives are provided for aquaculture (article 26) but this requires permission which …

… industries, services, hydro and thermal power plants, aquaculture, recreational users, or others who have their own … More benefits were given to agriculture, livestock, aquaculture, water supply users, and micro enterprises than … as fishing and navigation (formerly included), as well as aquaculture (formerly not mentioned), regulated under …

… Development CODOPESCA - Dominican Council of Fisheries and Aquaculture COHPEDA - Haitian Collective for the Protection … of SIDS ocean-based economies for fisheries and aquaculture, coastal tourism, seabed resources, and renewable … to support livelihoods such as fisheries, coastal tourism, aquaculture, seabed resources, oceanic transportation, and …

… species, especially birds, can also damage crops and aquaculture operations. The AEWA has developed conservation … Migratory species, especially birds, can damage crops and aquaculture operations. The great cormorant and its impact on aquatic biodiversity and aquaculture operations in Europe are a good example of this. …

… using conservation tillage, agro-forestry practices, aquaculture, and water harvesting techniques, to improve soil … (Info Fish, 2011). Fish production is primarily through aquaculture, municipal fisheries and commercial fisheries. … References ADB. (2014). Economics of fisheries and aquaculture in the Coral Triangle. Mandaluyong City, …

… damage marine com- munities and coastal industries such as aquaculture. Many of these events are thought to be a … armata probably introduced into the Mediterranean by aquaculture disperse with water currents, attached to … “Modernisation and sustainability of fisheries, including aquaculture-based produc- tion systems”. 1.6 Report of WP1, …

… of opportunities for sustainable economic growth, from aquaculture to renewable energy (Johnson et al., 2018; … including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism 14.a Increase scientific knowledge, … may develop in ABNJ in the coming decades, e.g. open ocean aquaculture, ocean cleanup efforts, rocket launches at sea, …

… United Nations). 2002. The state of world fisheries and aquaculture 2002. FAO Fisheries Department, Rome, Italy. FAO … Nations). 2006. The state of the world’s fisheries and aquaculture. FAO 2006, Rome. IUCN. 2001. IUCN Red List … IUCN/WI Freshwater Fish Specialist Group, Hydrobiology & Aquaculture Laboratory, Faculty of Agriculture Sciences, …

… and jobs linked to the sea (sea transport, fishing and aquaculture, energy, etc.), involve millions of individuals …

… coastal wetlands' (i.e. those used for shellfisheries, aquaculture, fish ponds and salt pans) to benefit migratory …