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Untangling the net of small-scale fisheries trade

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Study looks at relationships within small-scale fishery market systems, moving beyond economics transactions and fisher-trader connections. Study Highlights: New study looks at complexities of small-scale fishery market structures in Zanzibar, Tanzania. Study highlights importance of understanding the fisher-trader relationship with respect to the broader societal-system in which it’s embedded and considers gender roles. Study also […]

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STEP

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STEP Seafood Trade, Ecosystems & People Logo designed by Vitas Meekey Seafood Trade, Ecosystems & People- Middlemen as critical social-ecological linkages in Small-scale fisheries Running 2014-2018 Based at: Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm University, University of the Philippines Visayas & Institute of Marine Sciences, University of Dar es Salaam Middlemen* as critical social-ecological linkages in small-scale

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Patron of the Seas

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Rethinking patron-client relationships in small-scale fisheries. Intro Summary Aims, objectives & research questions Overview of research area Approach, methods & work packages The Team Project Updates Story Telling More details Report Booklets Future Scenarios of Marine Markets and Ecosystems In small-scale fisheries, patron-client relationships (patronage) between traders and fishers are often blamed for the failure

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