Guidelines for community fish refuge-rice field fisheries system management in Cambodia

M. Kim, K. Mam, V. Sean, V. Try, A. Brooks, S. Thay, V. Hav and R. Gregory

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Abstract: Community Fish Refuge - Rice Field Fishery (CFR–RFF) systems managed under the Rice Field Fisheries Enhancement (RFFE) project have been shown to contribute to a 71% increase in annual average fish catch by households in the poorest quintile. The aim of these guidelines is to document good practices in CFR-RFF system management, and thus act as a resource for organizational stakeholders wishing to support fish conservation, food security and nutrition in such environments. These guidelines provide evidence-based step-by-step guidance for selecting existing water bodies and the surrounding communities; conducting needs assessment and action planning with stakeholders, including FiA and other local government and community residents; and training and supporting communities to plan and conduct improvements to physical environments and sustainably manage these environments.

Keywords: Small-scale fisheries; Small-scale farmers; Inland fisheries; Fish farming; Rice; Fishery management; Cambodia (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Q00 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
ISBN: 9789924550013
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