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Women in seafood: A spotlight on the Maldives
IPNLF publishes a scoping study into the roles of women in the Maldives’ one-by-one tuna fishery supply chains
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Women in seafood: A spotlight on St Helena
Dr Alice Miller, IPNLF’s Social Research & Programmes Director on the role of women in St Helena’s one-by-one tuna fisheries.
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IPNLF joins global partnership project to enhance research into coastal communities
The International Pole & Line Foundation has been awarded funding from the Research Councils UK’s Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) under the Blue Communities project
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Why tuna fishing is more than ‘just a job’
IPNLF launches a new report ‘Social Benefits of One-by-One Fisheries’; the second study in its Social Dimension series.
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How do socio-economic considerations influence small-scale fishery management?
Fisheries scientist Dr Nick McClean reports on the importance of considering socio-economic issues in the current management reforms for Indonesian tuna fisheries.
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Research diaries: the contribution of women to the Maldives’ one-by-one tuna supply chain
Dalhousie research student Peter Wessels reports back from the field about his initial findings on the roles of women in Maldivian tuna fisheries