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Artisanal fisheries adaptation in Uruguay: a national-level participatory research project
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Cervantes, Diana
Trimble, Micaela
Galindo, Luisa
Malfatti Gallardo, Francisco
Pasquariello, Soledad
Morales Aguirre, Silvia
Martínez, Gastón
Dupuits, Emilie
Saldaña-Espejel, Adriana
Pérez, Gonzalo
Pierotti, Alberto
Fernández, Gerardo
Trimble, Micaela
Galindo, Luisa
Malfatti Gallardo, Francisco
Pasquariello, Soledad
Morales Aguirre, Silvia
Martínez, Gastón
Dupuits, Emilie
Saldaña-Espejel, Adriana
Pérez, Gonzalo
Pierotti, Alberto
Fernández, Gerardo
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Artisanal Fisheries
Climate-change adaptation
Sustainability
Climate-change adaptation
Sustainability
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2024
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Artisanal or small-scale fisheries (SSF) are social-ecological systems which sustain millions of people worldwide. However, their importance is not always acknowledged. That is the case in Uruguay, where SSF represent a source of livelihoods, a "way of life", and constitute a food system (although fish consumption is considerably low).
SSF in Uruguay face multiple and interdependent challenges, including those related to resource conditions,
socioeconomic and governance dimensions. Climate change is one of the drivers that can intensify the so-called fisheries crisis. In this dynamic and uncertain context, fishers’ adaptation becomes crucial. In 2023, the Latin American Network of Participatory Research (RIPAL), joined efforts with Uruguayan academic institutions and other actors to lead a transdisciplinary project on this topic.
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The Programme on Ecosystem Change and Society
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PECS-III: Pathways to Sustainability, Montreal - Canadá, 12-15 aug 2024.
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ANII: POS_NAC_2023_1_177751
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Cervantes, D, Trimble, M, Galindo, L [y otros autores]. "Artisanal fisheries adaptation in Uruguay: a national-level participatory research project". [en línea] EN: PECS-III: Pathways to Sustainability, Montreal - Canadá, 12-15 aug 2024. 1 h.
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Uruguay
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Licencia Creative Commons Atribución (CC - By 4.0)
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