Fisheries Management Science Programme (FMSP)
Start Date: 01/04/1995
End Date: 31/03/2006
DFID Programme: Fisheries Management Science
Funding Department: Central Research Department
Regions: Global
Countries: Global
Objectives:
This Programme is targeted at the poorest sectors of society - small scale and subsistence fishing communities which have little or no alternative to fishing as an activity, and which depend on fisheries for their livelihood. Both food security and improved opportunities for income generation from sustainable resource exploitation are important factors in alleviating poverty. In the context of fisheries, better management is the key to achieving this. The FMSP addresses this need with a range of projects within a framework that is defined by two general programme purposes directed at capture and enhancement fisheries. For both capture and enhancement fisheries, the programme targets benefits at the community level and evaluates options for community participation in management and reduction of resource use conflict.
Information on individual projects can be found by selecting this programme in the advanced search page. Please note that expenditure given in the project records contributes towards the overall expenditure of the programme.
Background:
Part of the Renewable Natural Resources Research Strategy (RNRRS).
Total Cost to DFID:
£5,770,000