Tag - Fishing

Tuna for sale at Auki market, Malaita Province, Solomon Islands (Filip Milovac/WorldFish/Flickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Fishing for success: lessons in Pacific regionalism

by Bob Warner

August 12, 2020

Women selling fish at Takwa market in Malaita, Solomon Islands (Jan van der Ploeg)

Coastal fisheries in a pandemic: Solomon Islands and Vanuatu experiences

by Hampus Eriksson, Anouk Ride, Delvene Boso, Dirk Steenbergen, Pita Neihapi

July 29, 2020

Family fishing on Funafala, Tuvalu (Credit: Carol Farbotko)

Youth resilience to COVID-19: indigenous knowledge in Tuvalu

by Taukiei Kitara, Carol Farbotko

July 8, 2020

Tuna fishing in Apia, Samoa (Flickr/ADB)

Pacific tuna fisheries: an interview with Dr Transform Aqorau

by Matthew Dornan, Transform Aqorau

March 1, 2016

Pacific Buzz (November 14): Pacific elections wrap | Fiji election preparations | Call to reorient PNG spending to boost recurrent budget | Agriculture and land in PNG | More

by Devpolicy-PiPP

November 14, 2012

Pacific Buzz (September 19): PNG update | Clinton wraps up Asia Pacific tour | Fiji update… and more

by Devpolicy-PiPP

September 19, 2012

The Pacific tuna industry: do we have to repeat yesterday’s policy mistakes?

by Steve Pollard

January 30, 2012

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