• The change of trade pattern for cod and other species of white fish in the Murmansk region 

      Kisseleva, Anna (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2006-09-18)
      After dissolution of the Soviet Union, the economical and political changes in Russia resulted into development of the new institutional arrangements and altered the behaviour of all industrial organisations. The new institutional regime and the introduction of the new market-based economic system forced fishing companies to change their business behaviour and find new ways to adjust to the existing ...
    • Child labour trafficking in the Lake Volta fishery of Ghana A case study of Ogetse in the Krachi west district of the Volta region 

      Agbenya, Lilian (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2009-05-22)
      Abstract Child labour trafficking in the Lake Volta fishery of Ghana is one of the prominent issues receiving immense attention from various organizations, NGOs, Civil society within and outside Ghana and the government of Ghana. This is due to the adverse impact on the children’s developments. This thesis sought to find out the major causes of this phenomenon, tasks performed by these victims, the ...
    • Classification of artisanal fisheries métiers in Ghana : a case study of the Central region 

      Bampoe, Audrey Anima (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2011-05-15)
      The management of multi-species fisheries is usually challenging because of the high number of fleets and gears targeting numerous species. In recent times, the concept of metiers has been used to enable further understanding of spatio-temporal variation of species and behaviour of fishers. In the present study, an output-based approach (i.e. the use of landing data) was used to identify potential ...
    • Co-operatives in small-scale aquaculture. A case study of the yellow croaker aquaculture fishery in Ningde City of Fujian Province in China 

      Yu, Tianyu (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2015-08-25)
      The SSF contributed a lot to the whole world for hum food consumption and employment. However the problems of poverty and food safety and security in SSF also catch many people’s attention to their livelihood now and in future. Coupled with the fish resources collapse in coastal area and the decrease of use of Coastal for fishing, their situation become worse. FAO recommended the fisheries cooperatives ...
    • Comparison of Atlantic salmon net pen and recirculating aquaculture systems: economical, technological and environmental issues 

      Dekhtyarev, Vitaly (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2014-11-14)
      The modern aquaculture industry is a rapidly developing sector of the fisheries industry. Among the fish species reared in marine waters Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) shares a significant part. Nowadays, the largest salmon producing countries are Norway, Chile and Scotland. The common technology used in the salmon production is a sea cage, which is presented in a form of floating plastic rings ...
    • Comparison of individual transferable quota in New Zealand and individual vessel quota in Norway 

      Mikhnyuk, Elizaveta (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2016-11-21)
      Since the introduction of licenses and quotas as important management instruments, Norway has established a system of non-transferable IVQs. The “cod-crisis” was a reason for the Nor- wegian Parliament to reject an ITQ system with a high degree of transactions. However, since the late 80s the IVQ regime have forced towards a market-oriented regime for the expansion of the transferability. The overall ...
    • Composition and quality of marine Omega-3 supplements on the Russian and Norwegian markets: a comparative study. 

      Zaytseva, Anastasia (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2014-05-15)
      The possible health effects of the long-chain Omega-3 fatty acids, eicosapentaenoic (EPA; 20:5 n-3) and docosahexaenoic (DHA; 22:6 n-3) have been studied for the last 40 years. The outcome of these studies has shown that intake of these Omega-3 may reduce risk of death from cardiovascular disease and possibly also have anticancer effects, improve brain development, reduce depression and delay the ...
    • Conservation of green turtles on the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua : a governance approach 

      Robinson, Melvin Emerson Archbold (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2008-05-27)
      Policy-makers often regard community as one of the main conflicting and challenging points in the coastal-marine resource management context. Community response to implemented policy often poses a challenge for management institutions when addressing the complexities of the community resource interaction and societal resilience to policy implementation on their social welfare. This is usually the ...
    • Consumption of salmon. A survey of supermarkets in China 

      Wang, Lingling (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2003-05-28)
      To keep up with the recent trends in consumer demand for salmon product in supermarkets, an understanding of the relationship between consumption and variation of lifestyle is needed. The present paper seeks to address this question by hypothesizing that consumption is strongly influenced by consumers’ sociodemograhic status, experience of salmon, beliefs with salmon’s attributes and preference ...
    • Credit for small scale fishery in Mozambique 

      Momade, Fernando Charamatane (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2005-05-23)
      The small-scale fishery is a traditional activity and enrolled in social and cultural practices of the coastal communities and some places of the inland waters of Mozambique. This activity is one of the largest sources of income and employment. In 1990, Mozambique adopted the market economy and since 1992, the State begun a progressive liberalisation of financial institutions. At the same time, ...
    • Cultivation of Saccharina latissima (Sugar kelp) using sea urchins crush as a nutrient source 

      Thapa, Sushmita (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2021-11-14)
      Saccharina latissima is a species of brown seaweed suitable for cultivation and has different usage such as food, biofuel, and feed. Further, the fisheries industry produces tons of byproducts while processing seafood, which will be discarded as waste. In the sea urchin processing industry, for instance, most parts of a sea urchin, such as shell, spines, and viscera, will be discarded after ...
    • Cultural characteristics of the Russian-Norwegian business relationship in the seafood industry 

      Pyzhova, Anna (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2015-11-15)
      This study examines the cultural differences between Russia and Norway as a barrier for Norwegian seafood companies to do business with Russia. The main focus will be put on the role of personal relationships and personal contacts in the process of business exchange between Norway and Russia in the seafood market. Geert Hofstede's theory on cultural dimensions will be used as a main framework for ...
    • Current and future competitiveness of the Icelandic and Norwegian salmon farming industries: A comparison of economic performance, productivity, and characteristics of the national environments in which the salmon farming companies operate 

      Vormedal, Sverre (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2021-05-18)
      While Norway has had a world-leading position in farmed Atlantic salmon since the pioneer age of the 1960s and 1970s, Iceland’s history of salmon farming is one of misadventure; however, a third attempt to become a viable player in the global industry is underway. Despite disagreements over terminology and the extent to which each country-specific characteristic affects the success of firms operating ...
    • Dealing with HIV/AIDS and poverty in fishing communities : how risky are artisanal marine fisher-folks at Elmina in Ghana? 

      Korankye, Thomas (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2008-05-15)
      The work examines the knowledgeability of fisher-folks as well as determines the extent to which their livelihood influences their susceptibility to HIV/AIDS infection. By making specific reference to fisher-folks at Elmina fishing community in the Central Province of the Republic of Ghana, it particularly challenges the hypothesis that fisher-folks are highly vulnerable to HIV/AIDS infection. The ...
    • Description and analysis of the white shrimp (Litopenaeus schmitti) fisheries in Pearl Lagoon, Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua, with focus on the gear selectivity in the artesanal fleets 

      Colindres, Clarence Oliver Gonzales (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2006-06-13)
      Fishing continues to be the main source of income in the Pearl Lagoon Basin in Nicaragua. Currently the fishermen in the area have expressed growing concern about the shrimps stocks. Over the past years it has become increasingly clear that the fish and shrimp stocks are being exhausted, severely over-fished and experiencing a serious decline. This thesis examines the catch compositions (shrimps ...
    • Development of artisanal fishery in Rama Cay community, Atlantic coast of Nicaragua 

      Sequeira, Karen M. Joseph (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2002-05-31)
      Development is a term that evokes powerful images. It speaks to the collective aspiration of the people for a life of meaning and dignity. It inspire the hope to achieve what develop countries have achieved and what the poor may one day obtain. This thesis is the first study of Rama indigenous people focussing and its fishing activity in the community of Rama Cay. It examines the fundamental of ...
    • Development of Commercial Aquaculture and the Role of Policies. A case study on the development of aquaculture as a tool for poverty reduction and food security in Kenya 

      Fosso, Yvonne Wanjiru (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2015-08-17)
      In Kenya, there is a growing demand for fish food, due to rapid population growth and dwindling fisheries. Aquaculture has been revived, and is now the fastest growing food-producing sector in the country. However, this development has happened in an unprecedented speed whereas the issue with sustainability emerges. The main driver for this growth is by government intervention, heavily involved in ...
    • Drivers for compliance with fisheries rules. A systematic literature review 

      Tuktarov, Boris (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2016-11-17)
      Many diverse conflicts are commonly found in a complex and dynamic system such as a fishery. Usual sources of conflicts are property rights conflicts, space utilization conflicts (e.g. fishers versus aquaculture), enforcement conflicts and conflicts that occur between the fishers and the government. The latter two may lead to issues with fisher’s compliance with state laws. This thesis examines ...
    • The economic development of the kapenta fishery Lake Kariba (Zimbabwe/Zambia) 

      Madamombe, Loveness (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2002-06-07)
      Kapenta (Limnothrissa miodon) was introduced from Lake Tanganyika into the man-made Lake Kariba, where it now supports a large and viable fishery for Zimbabwe and Zambia who share the lake. The challenge for this paper has been to investigate whether the viability of the kapenta fishery is dependent upon biological factor or economic parameters. The Pella and Tomlinson surplus production model ...
    • Economic performance and productivity of the small pelagic fleet in Southern Angola. A comparative study between the fleets in Benguela and Namibe fishing towns 

      Chilamba, Victor Capapelo Julio (Master thesis; Mastergradsoppgave, 2016-05-18)
      The study contains operational and economic information regarding the SPF in Benguela and Namibe fishing towns, for 2014. The 28 distinct purse-seiners represent 48% of the fleet population and contribute with about 54% of landings. Most vessels vary with respect to physical and operational characteristics, how these variations may have affected the vessels performance and productivity is the subject ...