FAO Fisheries Circular No.957/1
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
by
F. Gaspart and J.-P. Platteau
Centre de recherche en économie du développement (CRED)
Service des sciences économiques
Université de Namur
Rempart de la Vierge, 8 B-500
Namur, Belgique
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
Rome, 2000
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ISSN 0429-9329
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PREPARATION OF THIS DOCUMENT
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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1. THE CONTEXT AND METHODOLOGY OF THE STUDY
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1.1 Background information about Senegalese maritime fisheries
1.2 Methodological considerations
2. COLLECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF SEA RESOURCES IN
SENEGALESE COASTAL COMMUNITIES
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2.1 A brief historical sketch of effort-limiting schemes
2.2 Measures aimed at the allocation of fishing space
2.3 The rationales of the methods used to limit fishing effort
3. RESULTS FROM THE CROSS-SECTION ANALYSIS OF
HOUSEHOLD SURVEY DATA
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3.1 Awareness of regulatory measures and their initiators
3.2 Perceived incidence of rule infractions
3.3 Identification of fishermen with a negative assessment of rule abidance
3.4. Proportion and identification of fishermen holding various beliefs
3.5 Fishermen's opinion regarding the likely effects of effort regulation (all villages and all fisheries)
3.6 Support for effort regulation among line fishermen without relevant experience
3.7 Support for a centralised marketing organisation
4. RESULTS FROM TIME-SERIES ANALYSIS OF PRICE AND
OUTPUT DATA
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5. CONCLUSION
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ANNEX - BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES
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