Participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin
In a broad sense, analysis of ‘resilience’ is about the capacity of systems to adapt to shocks, recognizing that disturbance and change are integral component of complex systems. More formally, resilience analysis proposes to focus on mechanisms and processes that help systems absorbing perturbat...
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CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food
2009
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| author | Béné, Christophe Kodio, A. Lemoalle, J. Mills, D. Morand, P. Ovie, S. Sinaba, F. Tafida, A. |
| author_browse | Béné, Christophe Kodio, A. Lemoalle, J. Mills, D. Morand, P. Ovie, S. Sinaba, F. Tafida, A. |
| author_facet | Béné, Christophe Kodio, A. Lemoalle, J. Mills, D. Morand, P. Ovie, S. Sinaba, F. Tafida, A. |
| author_sort | Béné, Christophe |
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| description | In a broad sense, analysis of ‘resilience’ is about the capacity of systems to adapt to
shocks, recognizing that disturbance and change are integral component of complex
systems. More formally, resilience analysis proposes to focus on mechanisms and
processes that help systems absorbing perturbations and shocks, and coping with
uncertainty and risks. Defined in such a way, the concept of resilience thus appears
particularly useful for the management of small-scale fisheries. However, while the
resilience concept is appealing, particularly in the face of the failure of current
management approaches, the danger is that it remains largely academic and theoretical,
and not of a great help in effectively improving the way natural resources are managed
on the ground. The challenge, therefore, lies in a pragmatic approach to operationalizing
the concept of resilience and making its implementation on the ground practical and
meaningful. In this project we propose a framework aimed at this objective and we test
it in the specific context of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin. |
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| publishDate | 2009 |
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| spelling | CGSpace38642025-11-12T07:32:12Z Participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin Béné, Christophe Kodio, A. Lemoalle, J. Mills, D. Morand, P. Ovie, S. Sinaba, F. Tafida, A. In a broad sense, analysis of ‘resilience’ is about the capacity of systems to adapt to shocks, recognizing that disturbance and change are integral component of complex systems. More formally, resilience analysis proposes to focus on mechanisms and processes that help systems absorbing perturbations and shocks, and coping with uncertainty and risks. Defined in such a way, the concept of resilience thus appears particularly useful for the management of small-scale fisheries. However, while the resilience concept is appealing, particularly in the face of the failure of current management approaches, the danger is that it remains largely academic and theoretical, and not of a great help in effectively improving the way natural resources are managed on the ground. The challenge, therefore, lies in a pragmatic approach to operationalizing the concept of resilience and making its implementation on the ground practical and meaningful. In this project we propose a framework aimed at this objective and we test it in the specific context of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin. 2009-12-31 2011-06-07T09:32:18Z 2011-06-07T09:32:18Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/3864 en Open Access application/pdf CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food Béné, C., Kodio, A., Lemoalle, J., Mills, D., Morand, P., Ovie, S., Sinaba, F. and Tafida, A. 2009. Participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin. Colombo, Sri Lanka: CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food. |
| spellingShingle | Béné, Christophe Kodio, A. Lemoalle, J. Mills, D. Morand, P. Ovie, S. Sinaba, F. Tafida, A. Participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin |
| title | Participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin |
| title_full | Participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin |
| title_fullStr | Participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin |
| title_full_unstemmed | Participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin |
| title_short | Participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small-scale fisheries in the Niger River Basin |
| title_sort | participatory diagnosis and adaptive management of small scale fisheries in the niger river basin |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/3864 |
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