Webinar: Co-management to reduce bottom trawling in Vietnam
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Webinar: Co-management to reduce bottom trawling in Vietnam
The Centre for Marine Life Conservation and Community Development (MCD) is a Vietnamese marine conservation organisation that works to support healthy ecosystems and ensure a good quality of life for vulnerable coastal communities.
Than Thi Hien, Vice Director of MCD, and her team have worked closely with fishing associations and other civil society groups in Vietnam’s provinces for almost 20 years. In 2017 they helped to secure the legal framework for fisheries co-management in Vietnam’s fisheries law and are now tackling the country’s vast bottom trawl fleet – which numbers over 15,000 vessels – with solutions focused on locally-led management and job transfers for affected workers.
You can watch this video with Vietnamese subtitles here.
The Centre for Marine Life Conservation and Community Development (MCD) is a Vietnamese marine conservation organisation that works to support healthy ecosystems and ensure a good quality of life for vulnerable coastal communities.
Than Thi Hien, Vice Director of MCD, and her team have worked closely with fishing associations and other civil society groups in Vietnam’s provinces for almost 20 years. In 2017 they helped to secure the legal framework for fisheries co-management in Vietnam’s fisheries law and are now tackling the country’s vast bottom trawl fleet – which numbers over 15,000 vessels – with solutions focused on locally-led management and job transfers for affected workers.
You can watch this video with Vietnamese subtitles here.
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