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Crab Culture Value Chain Development Sub-Project; Experience of Crab Farmers in Satkhira; Improving Crab Culture Techniques and Enhancing Organizational Capacity through FEDEC; Analysis of Crab Farmers’ Experience: Good Practices, Lessons Learned, Challenges and Opportunities
Fisheries and aquaculture in Bangladesh; Impact of shrimp farming; Improving and streamlining the impact of shrimp farming
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Hossain MAR and Hasan MR (2017) An assessment of impacts from shrimp aquaculture in Bangladesh and prospects for improvement. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Technical Paper No. 618. Rome, FAO. 96 pp.
Support to Sustainable Management of the BOBLME Project, Bangladesh Fisheries Research Institute
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English
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March 2010
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978-984-33-1680-6
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123
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Bangladesh coastal and marine fisheries, and environment; Marine fisheries resources of Bangladesh: Stock status and management issues; Impacts of climate change on coastal and marine fisheries resources in Bangladesh; National Plan of Action for shark fisheries in Bangladesh; Towards a collective action to meet the growing challenges of resource management 91 and livelihoods of small scale fishers in the Bay of Bengal; Marine and coastal resources of Bangladesh: BOBLME project implication; Coastal and Marine Ecosystem- Bangladesh: Basic facts
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Hussain, M.G. and Hoq, M.E. (eds.). 2010. Sustainable Management of Fisheries Resources of the Bay of Bengal- Compilation of national and regional workshop reports. Support to Sustainable Management of the BOBLME Project, Bangladesh Fisheries Research Institute. SBOBLMEP Pub./Rep. 2. 122 p.
