Lessons learned from 'pilot projects' for the management of coastal fisheries

Bodiguel, C.;Breuil, C.;Yvergniaux, Y.

Lessons learned from 'pilot projects' for the management of coastal fisheries

The implementation process of pilot projects

Year of publication 2014

Pages 3p.

Author Bodiguel, C.;Breuil, C.;Yvergniaux, Y.

Publisher FAO/IOC ;

Product type Document

Edition 1

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Synopsis (short abstract) Smart Fiche 24 covers the definition of the ‘pilot project approach’ and its relevance in the context of management tools. This second part focuses on best practices and those that should be avoided during the different stages of the pilot project cycle. Indeed, one of the challenges has been to maximize impacts and guarantee sustainability whilst limiting the ‘transaction costs’ that this type of approach can generate. Nonetheless this approach has been enriched over the five years of the IOC-S martFish project and this information sheet provides an overview of the main lessons learned.

Language English

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