Medidas de Gestao das Pescarias Marinhas e Aquicultura 2019 The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture 2018 | Page 4
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
METHODOLOGY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
PART 3
HIGHLIGHTS OF
ONGOING STUDIES
vi
viii
ix
xi
PART 1
WORLD REVIEW
2
Overview 2
Capture fisheries production
7
Climate change impacts and responses 130
130
Small-scale fisheries and aquaculture 138
Realizing aquaculture’s potential 144
International trade, sustainable value chains
and consumer protection 149
Selected ocean pollution concerns 154
Social issues 157
Aquaculture production 17 Fishers and fish farmers 30 The fishing fleet 35 The status of fishery resources 39 Fish utilization and processing 47 Blue growth in action 166
166
Fish trade and commodities 52 Fish consumption 69 The emerging role of regional cooperation
for sustainable development 172
Governance and policy 75
PART 2
FAO FISHERIES
AND AQUACULTURE
IN ACTION
PART 4
OUTLOOK AND
EMERGING ISSUES
The role of regional fishery bodies in aquaculture
development 176
Disruptive technologies
Projections of fisheries, aquaculture and markets 182
86
REFERENCES
Fisheries and the Sustainable Development Goals:
meeting the 2030 Agenda
86
FAO’s approach to improving the quality and
utility of capture fishery data 92
Combating illegal, unreported and unregulated
fishing: global developments 98
Biodiversity, fisheries and aquaculture
102
Global inland fisheries revisited: their contribution
to achievement of the SDGs
108
Fish for food security and human nutrition
178
113
Implementing the ecosystem approach to
fisheries and aquaculture – achievements
and challenges 120
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