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Exploring the Linkages Between Poverty, Marine Protected Area Management, and the Use of Destructive Fishing Gear in Tanzania

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Author(s)Silva, P.
DateFebruary 2006
Reference typePaper
Source nameWorld Bank Policy Research Working Paper
JournalNo 3831
Pages43 pp.
PublisherWorld Bank, Washington, D.C.

Summary
This paper is a World Bank Policy Research Working Paper focusing on the use of destructive fishing gear, which has been identified as one of the most critical issues being faced by the Marine Protective Area (MPAs) in Tanzania. Overall the paper seeks to fill the knowledge gap on the determinants of destructive fishing gear use and what impact, if any, MPAs have had on this. In particular, the author examines the linkages between poverty, MPA activities, and household choice of fishing gear using household and focus group survey data.

Themes
Protected areas

Geographic coverage
Tanzania

Available from
http://www.tzonline.org/pdf/exploringthelinkagesbetweenpovertymarine.pdf

 

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