During the webinar series on Unpacking the SSF Guidelines – One chapter per day, featured in the context of the Too Big To Ignore, the SFC team will lead the session Developing guidance and sharing lessons on co-management in Asia. The webinar will showcase co-management experiences in [...more]

Co-management is defined as a management arrangement whereby government and user groups share responsibility for the management and utilization of fisheries resources, with the goal of achieving a balance between economic and social goals, within the framework of preserving the [...more]

Myanmar, one of the largest countries in Southeast Asia, has a coastline of about 3 000 km and extensive marine and freshwater fisheries resources. The whole fishery and aquaculture sector provide opportunities for employment to 2.3 million people and fish is [...more]

24-25 November 2020 Myanmar Project Area Identification Meeting| Fisheries Co-management Capacity Development for Blue Communities   A two-day virtual meeting will bring together all fisheries stakeholders in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar to discuss how fisheries co-management systems may [...more]

7 - 11 and 17 September 2020  FAO Virtual global expert workshop on the fisheries co-management evaluation guidebook The FAO Virtual global expert workshop on the fisheries co-management evaluation guidebook was held from 7 to 11 and 17 September 2020 using the [...more]