Yemen Fisheries and Climate Change
Yemen's coastline is home to rich marine biodiversity and historically productive fisheries, crucial for the nation's economy, food security, and livelihoods. However, the intersection of global climate change and a prolonged internal conflict has significantly disrupted marine ecosystems and fisheries management.
This final report aims to present a cohesive framework for revitalizing Yemen’s marine research and fisheries management.
Authors
Hélène Donnat Gonzalez Holguera
Policy Economist, State Fragility initiative, International Growth Centre
Saleh Fadhl
Policy Adviser, The Executive Bureau for the Acceleration of Aid Absorption and Support for Policy Reforms Yemen
Amna Mahmood
Policy Economist, State Fragility initiative, International Growth Centre
Austin L. Wright
Associate Professor and the Director of Strategic Initiatives, The University of Chicago-
YEM-24282 Yemen Fisheries and Climate Change Final report.pdf
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