Reference Materials - People Centred Development with a Livelihoods Perspective

Participatory and Integrated Policy: A Framework for Small-Scale Fisheries - Discussion Paper

(Integrated Marine Management (IMM) (J. Campbell and P. Townsley) / English / 1996)

				Audience: Development workers in the small-scale fisheries sector
				Learning Methodology: Key Issues
				Subject: Policies, institutions and processes (PIPs) in the livelihoods of small-scale fishers
				Content: Aims to build on the ways in which policies for ensuring sustainable livelihoods in the fishing sector have emerged / Presents an overview of research into strategies and conflicts in interventions in the livelihoods of small-scale fishers in sub-Saharan Africa / Discussing the overall evolution of the fisheries sector and emerging policies / An overview of some conflicts in policy processes and how these might be overcome / Examining participatory policy processes / Discussing ways of implementing the PIPs box
				Media: Adobe Acrobat
				Contact: Integrated Marine Management (IMM) Ltd, 1 Southernhay West, Exeter EX1 1JG, UK

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