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Systèmes halieutiques et DCP dans l'océan Indien: une revue de la diversité des trajectoires et des résultats en termes d'intégration et de durabilité
The first fad's in the islands of the South West Indian Ocean were moored in the fifties. The area under study forms part of the Indian Ocean Commission which include Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, Reunion and the island of Mayotte. After a few isolated trials that turned to be inconclusive, especially for lack of reliability of the devices moored, trials were pursued under the auspices of International Organizations. A new type of fad was successfully designed and implemented in Mauritius. This model was then applied in the Comoros in 1987, in la Reunion and Madagascar in 1988 and in Mayotte in 1989. The various programmes have had various results. In some cases such as la Reunion and Mauritius, they have played a key role in the development of the inshore fishery. In other cases they have been less significant. Finally in other cases although a significant impact on artisanal fishery, the experience was halted due to financial constraints. Beyond the history of the various programmes and the results obtained, the authors have attempted to underline the social and economic factors that have characterized the various trials in the different regional countries.
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Tessier, E, Rey-valette, H, Ah-nieme, D, Bargain, Rm, Venkatasamy, A, Wendling, BertrandObtenir le document :
Pêche thonière et dispositifs de concentration de poissons, Caribbean-Martinique, 15-19 Oct 1999 15-19 octobre 1999Mots clés :
Artisanal fishing, Attracting techniques, Fishery development, Oceanic islands, Tuna fisheries, Article Geographic Terms: Comoro Is., Comoro Is., Mayotte, ISW, Indian Ocean, Madagascar, Mascarene Is., Reunion, Mascarine Is., Mauritius, SeychellesThème (issu du Text Mining) :
FAUNE, MOT OUTIL, MILIEU NATURELDate :
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