Co-management of marine resources as an instrument to facilitate conflict resolution in HAWSTON
Magister Administrationis - MAdmin === The living marine resources of South Africa belong to the people of the country. With a steady growth of the human population and the subsequent increased demand for food, it is imperative that the resources of our waters are managed for the optimal social an...
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University of Western Cape
2021
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/11394/7749 |
| Summary: | Magister Administrationis - MAdmin === The living marine resources of South Africa belong to the people of the country. With a
steady growth of the human population and the subsequent increased demand for food, it is
imperative that the resources of our waters are managed for the optimal social and economic
development of all South Africans. The ownership of the resources are vested in the state and
it is, therefore, the state's responsibility to ensure that the chosen form of fisheries
management promotes both sustainability and equity. |
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