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Members of a fishery co-management group monitor fishing tools and disseminate regulations.
© WARECOD/Image by Tang Van Bay
Enhancing Co-Management for Sustainable Aquatic Resources in Tuyen Quang Province, Vietnam
Grantee Name:
Center for Water Resources Conservation and Development
HOTSPOT
Indo-Burma
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$100,000
DATES
Apr 2015
Dec 2016
Stats
Project Overview Overview
HOTSPOT
Indo-Burma
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$100,000
DATES
Apr 2015
Dec 2016
Establish a model for fisheries co-management in the Sino-Vietnamese Limestone Corridor as a basis for wider replication in Vietnam. Enhance community participation in sustainable management and protection of aquatic resources in Tuyen Quang by developing a supportive regulatory framework at the provincial level, and raising awareness and knowledge of sustainable management among fishing households in two communities.
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