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Integrating Social Protection with Fisheries Management for Sustainability

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  • Yuko Okamura
  • Annabelle Bladon
  • Gunilla Tegelskär Greig
  • Gianluigi Nico

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  • Yuko Okamura & Annabelle Bladon & Gunilla Tegelskär Greig & Gianluigi Nico, 2024. "Integrating Social Protection with Fisheries Management for Sustainability," World Bank Publications - Reports 41932, The World Bank Group.
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    1. Arin, Tijen & Subasinghe, Shalika H. & Bladon, Annabelle & De Silva, Tiloka Sunayani, 2024. "Integrating Social Protection and Economic Inclusion with Management of Sri Lanka’s Coastal Fisheries," The Social Policy and Labor Discussion Paper Series 194492, The World Bank.
    2. Galvis, Martha Sanchez & Rodriguez-Novoa, Luz, 2024. "Exploring Alternatives for the Economic Inclusion of Low-Income, Artisanal Fisher Communities in Costa Rica : Case Study of Artisanal Fishing and Mollusk Gathering Communities in Puerto Cortés and Golfo Dulce," The Social Policy and Labor Discussion Paper Series 192484, The World Bank.
    3. Pela, Kevwe Sylvester & Martino, Samantha De & Ricaldi, Federica & Japp, David William, 2024. "Supporting Sustainability in Kenya’s Fisheries through Social Protection and Labor Market Interventions," The Social Policy and Labor Discussion Paper Series 192601, The World Bank.
    4. Kendrick, Anita & Vinci, Vincenzo & Vincent, Xavier F.P. & Howell, Fiona & Nguyen, Son H., 2024. "Opportunities for Linking Fisheries Management and Social Protection in Solomon Islands," The Social Policy and Labor Discussion Paper Series 192603, The World Bank.
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