Unsustainability of Fisheries Management in Developing Countries: Viet Nam Case
- Abstract
- The main purpose of this research is to analyze the fisheries management policies of Viet Nam including several other developing countries and to draw some meaningful policy implications for bettering Viet Nam’s fisheries management.
The research results showed that Viet Nam’s Fisheries management is failing in all categories of six evaluation dimensions of management such as management objective, framework or precaution, regulation and MCS dimensions. Fisheries management of Viet Nam has a little progress, comparing the surveyed results of fisheries management of Viet Nam by UN code 2006 to the adjustments evaluation implemented until 2010. These results indicated that the progress has just referred to the management intentions such as management objective and frameworks but its management effects were very insufficient from the perspective of three dimensions: socks, fleets/gears, and MCS in assessing the actual practice and performance.
Viet Nam provide little information about precautionary dimension that is mentioned in management plan. The main reasons for unsustainability in Viet Nam fisheries management is: i) long term management objective has not been translated into management actions, that is, the specific objectives of fisheries management are not made explicit, ii) lack of good scientific evidence available to support fisheries management organization, iii) data base and fisheries information as well as fisheries science are insufficient and/or inaccurate, iv) controlling, monitoring and enforcement are much insufficient at both central and local levels, v) open access fisheries are resulting in overcapacity and/or overcapitalization, vi) conflicts between inshore and offshore fisheries are frequently taking place, and vii) government financial transfers tend to increase overall fishing effort.
Such reasons for unsustainability in Viet Nam fisheries management would help Viet Nam fisheries administration develop its better fisheries governance system for improving Viet Nam’s fisheries and/or resources management sustainability.
- Author(s)
- Van Luan TRAN
- Issued Date
- 2012
- Awarded Date
- 2012. 2
- Type
- Dissertation
- Publisher
- 부경대학교
- URI
- https://repository.pknu.ac.kr:8443/handle/2021.oak/8910
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- Department
- 대학원 국제수산과학협동과정
- Advisor
- 박성쾌
- Table Of Contents
- Tables of Contents i
List of Figures iii
List of Tables v
Abstract vi
I. Introduction 1
II. Literature review 5
1. Global fisheries status and mismanagement 5
1.2. Factors of unsustainability 8
1.2.1. Open access 9
1.2.2. Subsidies 10
1.2.3. Other contributing factors 13
1.3. The obstacle factors to the fisheries management in developing countries 13
1.4. Some evidences 20
II. Theoretical consideration 28
1. General Concept of fisheries management 28
2. Fisheries management objectives 34
3. Management plans and strategies 38
4. Management measures and constraints 39
5. Monitoring, controlling and surveillance (MCS) 46
6. Approach direction for fisheries management in developing countries 47
III. Fisheries status and polices of Viet Nam 50
1. Overview 50
2. Fisheries production 53
2.1. Capture fisheries 54
2.2. Aquaculture 57
3. Fishing vessels and gears 59
4. Catch per unit of effort of marine fisheries 61
5. Fishing Households and Fishermen 63
6. Institutional arrangements and supporting for fisheries management 65
6.1. Fisheries acts 65
6.2. Fisheries Management structure of Viet Nam 67
IV. Fisheries sustainabalityI assessment: Vet Nam 71
1. Methodology and data sources 71
1.1. Methodology 71
1. 2. Data source 75
2. Analysis and sustainability appraisals 76
2.1. Management objective dimension 79
2.2. Framework (data& procedures) dimension 87
2.3. Precautionary approach dimension 92
2.4. Regulations (Stocks, fleets and gears) dimension 94
2.5. Social and Economic dimension 98
2.6. MCS dimension 101
V. Conclusions and policy implications 103
Rerences 108
APPENDIX 111
- Degree
- Master
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