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Many fisheries around the world are characterised by excessive fishing effort, low productivity and inadequate … profitability. Considerable benefits can be made from rebuilding such fisheries. This publication analyses the issues and challenges … governments face as they develop and implement plans to rebuild fisheries. The focus is on the economic and institutional issues …

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Fisheries: Marine landings (Edition 2023)

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