Fisheries Management for Food Security and Poverty Eradication: The case of small-scale fisheries in Vietnam
Research questions:
What is the contribution of small-scale fisheries in Vietnam in promoting food security and alleviating poverty among fishing households?
What potential do fisheries management measures have to reduce poverty and improve food security?
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