Small-scale fisheries are practices in which, typically, the fishers are individuals, families or small groups of people without access to much capital who catch fish for their own food, or to sell.

Small-scale inland and coastal fisheries improve physical and economic access to food for communities in Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda, according to analyses of nationally representative data.

In the wake of the United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice, small-scale French fishers reflect on risk, pollution and the ...

Ms Lukanga’s journey started when she founded EMEDO, an organization aimed at improving the livelihoods of small-scale ...

Ghana has announced plans to expand the area in which small-scale fishers can operate, in response to persistent violations ...

The third UN Ocean Conference (UNOC3) showed promising signs of progress on ocean action, including pledges on finance and ...

Vessels up to 50 metres in length will now be permitted for fishing activities, whereas currently, all operational boats in ...

Over 150 people walked over 40 kilometers to show solidarity with small-scale fishermen, whose livelihoods are imperiled by a ...

“ Across Africa, over 12 million women and men rely on small-scale fisheries for their livelihoods,” Madou said passionately to a full room of listeners. “We are the ones that bring fish from people’s ...

The Chilean Congress passed a law Wednesday increasing the share of the hake catch for small-scale fishermen who had staged ...