INDIA
In the eye of the storm ……………….. 4
On improving at-sea cyclone preparedness
INDIA
A stitch in time …………………………. 10
Communities must manage risks
PUERTO RICO
Mortal embrace ………………………… 15
Hurricane María caused widespread destruction
ANALYSIS
Freedom from modern slavery ….. 18
Shared interest needed for sustainable fisheries
NORWAY
Differences matter………………….. 22
Development is no one-way traffic
SOUTHEAST ASIA
Recognize tenure rights ……………. 27
Tenure rights lead to responsible SSF governance
AFRICA
Lake ties …………………………………… 30
Fisherfolk navigate diverse rules in Lake Victoria
WEST AFRICA
Mealy deal ……………………………….. 33
The fishmeal boom is a bonanza for only a few
BELIZE
Free to move ……………………………. 36
On multispecies territorial user rights
BRAZIL
Staying afloat …………………………… 39
On restricted-use protected areas
BRAZIL
Planning blues ………………………….. 42
Tenure rights fade under unjust ‘blue planning’
BRAZIL
Endless conflicts 46
An interview with a Brazilian anthropologist
CAMBODIA
Banding together ……………………… 48
Community Fishery sets an example
PHILIPPINES
Clear and present danger ………….. 50
Unsustainable practices plague fishing
INDONESIA
Strong pillars ……………………………. 56
Fisheries policy needs a framework
VIETNAM
Re-visiting the law ……………………. 59
On a landmark fisheries law amendment
REVIEW
Women rising ……………………………. 61
A critique of a gender-based handbook
AFRICA
Co-operate to move forward …….. 64
Creating awareness about the SSF Guidelines
COMMENT………………3
ROUNDUP…………….. 66
