|
Name
|
Value
|
Units
|
| SSF type(s): |
Commercial
|
|
|
Subsistence
|
|
| Ecosystem type(s): |
Marine
|
|
| Ecosystem detailed type(s): |
Coastal
|
|
| Term(s) used to refer to SSF: |
Artisanal
|
|
|
Small-scale
|
|
| Main gear type(s): |
Other: jimbas
|
|
| Main SSF vessel type(s): |
Wooden
- 1300
Vessels
|
|
|
Fibreglass
- 1000
Vessels
|
|
| Average length of SSF vessel: |
7
|
Metres
|
| Typical engine size (HP): |
60
|
Horsepower
|
| Typical number of crew: |
3
|
Crew members
|
| Number of day fishing per year: |
250
|
Days per year fishing
|
| Total number of SS fishers: |
942
|
Fishers
|
| Percent of SS fishers full-time: |
60
|
Percent
|
| Percent of SS fishers women: |
1
|
Percent
|
| Total number of households in the location: |
1245
|
Households
|
| Percent of households participating in SSF: |
70
|
Percent
|
| Percent of household income from SSF (harvest and post-harvest: |
80
|
Percent
|
| Post-harvest activity(ies) in the location: |
Marketing/trading
|
|
|
Transportation
|
|
| Percent of women in post-harvest: |
90
|
Percent
|
| Percent of children in post-harvest: |
20
|
Percent
|
| Percent of total income or GDP in the location coming from SSF: |
|
Percent
|
| Other non-fishing livelihood activities SS fishing people participate in: |
Small trade
|
|
|
Small own-business
|
|
|
Tourism-related activities
|
|
|
Wage/hired labour
|
|
| SSF market and distribution channel(s): |
Retained for household consumption and given to family/friends
- 10
Percent
|
|
|
Sold in local markets
- 20
Percent
|
|
|
Sold to outside markets
- 70
Percent
|
|
| Number of years SSF have existed in the location: |
51 to 100 years
|
|
| How are SS fishers regarded by other members of society? |
Highly (fishers are well recognized for their contributions to the society)
|
|
| Is fishing considered (by SS fishers) an occupation of last resort? |
No
|
|
| Governance mode(s) in SSF: |
Top-down/hierarchical governance
|
|
| Property rights held by SS fishers: |
Individual
|
|
| Access held by SS fishers: |
Not secured
|
|
| Key rules, regulations, instruments and measures used to manage SSF: |
License/permit
|
|
|
Seasonal closure
|
|
|
Gear restriction
|
|
| Major concerns/issues affecting SSF (which make them vulnerable or threaten their viability: |
Ecosystem health (resource/environmental degradation, bycatch, destructive fishing practices, etc.)
|
|
|
Social justice (access, rights, fairness, equity, displacement, power, etc.)
|
|
|
Livelihoods (viability, wellbeing, health, etc.)
|
|
|
Markets (access, price, monopoly, etc.)
|
|
|
Ocean grabbing, privatization schemes
|
|
|
Poor governance (lack of accountability, transparency, rules of law, etc.)
|
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