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Historical Dimensions of Inland Fisheries in Bihar: Model for Riverine Waterscapes

01:07:05

Vulnerability, Green Energy and Viability: An Intervention Framework for Resilience & Sustainability

01:17:01

Stories of Disaster Resilience of Small-Scale Fishers from North Coastal Andhra Pradesh in India

01:19:31

Blue Injustices, Conflicts, and Transformations in Small-Scale Fisheries in Latin America

01:15:26

West Africa Small-Scale Fisheries Vulnerabilities and Viabilities Pathways

01:14:31

Gender Equity and Social Inclusion (GESI) in SSFs: Reflections from the Indian Sundarbans

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Does Social Capital Secure Livelihoods of Small-Scale Fisher Households?

01:17:55

Ambivalent role of Market & Technology in Transition from Vulnerability to Viability in Senegal SSF

01:17:16

Shell-Fisheries as a Tool for the Stewardship and Conservation of Mangroves

01:13:25

Navigating Waves of Change: Chronicles of Resilience and Transitions in Bangladesh SSF

01:04:50

Food and Nutrition In-(security) in the Caribbean: Perspectives from Socio-metabolic Research (SMR)

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COP28 Outcomes: Financing to address ecological loss and damage

01:09:25

Small scale fisheries of wetlands and river Ganga with special emphasis on climate change

01:16:40

Connecting data to Fisheries Decision-Making & Policy: Observations from A Practitioner in the field

01:25:46

Challenges and Opportunities in the sustainability of Inland open water fisheries in India

01:16:46

Reimagining Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries Through the Lens of Water Quality

01:09:01

The Role of Sustainable Fisheries in Supporting Vulnerability to Viability (V2V) Transition

01:15:00

Social-Ecological System Orientated Value Chain:A Pathway for Vulnerability to Viability Transitions

01:08:21

The Transition From Vulnerability to Viability Through Illuminating Hidden Harvests

01:14:31

The Legal Instruments for the Development of Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries Governance in Nigeria

01:09:55

Tools for Gender Analysis: Understanding Vulnerability and Empowerment

01:14:10

Community resilience: A framework for non-traditional field research

01:06:46

Towards a Viable Transboundary Small-scale Fishery: Lessons From Lake Chiuta, Malawi

01:01:36

Sustainability at scale: Connecting small-scale fishers

01:15:25

Transformative participatory processes and governance transitions towards SSF co-management

01:19:00

Unacceptable Working Conditions in Global Fishing

01:12:05

What Do Nature-based Solutions and Locally-led Adaptation Mean for Small-scale Fisheries?

01:14:56

Democratising South Africa’s Inland Fisheries

01:11:10

Transformations towards ocean equity and blue justice

01:03:30

The Words We Need For The Ocean We Share: New Concepts For The Viability of Small-scale Fisheries

01:19:45

Getting to Viability from Vulnerability: Where Does Resilience Come In?

01:28:21

Happiness and Mindfulness for Transitioning from Vulnerability to Viability

01:20:50

Addressing the systemic causes of small-scale actors’ vulnerability in aquatic food systems

01:12:35

Small-Scale Fisher Leadership in Environmental Stewardship

01:15:41

Uncovering wellbeing-ecosystem services bundles (WEBS) under conditions of social-ecological changes

01:03:56

Identifying entry points to enhance the adaptive capacity of small-scale fishing communities

01:12:05

The Small-Scale Fisheries Academy as a source of operational support to the SSF Guidelines

01:21:56

Vulnerability and viability in dried fish social economies

01:20:16

Post-disaster livelihood reconstruction and resilience enhancement by the small-scale fishers

01:30:00

Rethinking Coastal Sustainability and Development

01:17:06

An intersectional lens on the costs & benefits of compelled migration as an adaptation strategy

01:15:07

Governance reflections about the paradise: crisis and opportunities in the Galapagos Islands

01:16:45

Is legal pluralism a bane or a boon for small-scale fishing communities?

01:15:55

Vulnerability and Viability of small-scale fisheries: Drivers and prospects

01:03:48

Co-existence of legal and illegal supply chains for marine fisheries

01:10:51

Book Launch Event

01:16:38

Vibrant and vital small-scale fisheries amidst a sea of transformation

01:16:30

Trade in seafood and its impacts on the livelihoods & food security in developing Countries

01:30:49

Sharing Perspectives on Vulnerability to Viability

02:41:00

Opportunities and Challenges for Vulnerability and Viability in SSF and Fisheries Value Chains