COVID-19 is continuing to have far-reaching impacts around the world, including on small-scale fishing communities. This study details the findings from 39 in-depth interviews with community members, community leaders, and fish traders in five communities in Kenya about their experiences since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in March, 2020.
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COVID-19 : Le Jour d'après et la biodiversité
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La détection du virus COVID-19 dans les eaux usées pourrait permettre de suivre l’évolution de l’épidémie sur la population. Un nouveau procédé va être expérimenté dans le cadre de la plateforme d’innovation territoriale du bassin de Thau.
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The current COVID-19 crisis has affected the whole world. Not only has the disease claimed the lives of thousands of people, but it has resulted in the loss of livelihoods for a large part of the population and has highlighted important vulnerabilities in our societies and our economic system. The World Network of Island and Coastal Biosphere Reserves, through its secretariats in the Biosphere Reserves of Menorca (Spain) and Jeju Island (Republic of Korea) and UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere (MAB) Programme, invites biosphere reserves located in islands and coastal areas to submit projects aimed at mitigating the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their territories.
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A la une de la newsletter N°15, du réseau des gestionnaires des espaces naturels littoraux et lacustres : COVID-19 : Rivages de France accompagne ses adhérents COVID-19 : Rivages de France lance une grande enquête prospective Un guide pour élaborer votre plan “Plage - Covid-19” « Littoral 2020 - Sauvez nos poussins !! »
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via @JoshuaCinner Our new @PolicyMarine article- impacts of COVID-19 across 5 fishing communities: disrupted relationships between fishers, traders, and customers; changed market demand; and ultimately made fishing and fish trading livelihoods difficult to sustain #WIOMSA