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    Science Communication: Stakeholder perceptions of Real-time Incentive Fisheries Management

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    Pedreschi, D.
    Vigier, A.
    Höffle, H.
    Kraak, S.B.M.
    Reid, D.G.
    Keyword
    Stakeholder perceptions
    Fisheries Management
    Ecosystems Approach to Fisheries Management
    Incentives
    Spatial Management
    Real-time
    Date
    2021
    Publisher
    Marine Institute
    
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    Abstract
    In these changing times, with political and environmental uncertainty surrounding us, fisheries management needs to become more adaptive in order to respond to the changes in our natural environment and changing management frameworks. Based on close to real-time information updates, and harnessing modern technology, Real-Time Incentive (RTI) fisheries management is designed to evolve with the fish stocks, enabling managers to respond more quickly and efficiently to management issues as they arise. Through the use of a credit system that makes use of regularly updated fine-scale information, incentives can be incorporated as rewards to encourage desirable actions such as data collection or ‘fishing-for-litter’ activities. However, in order for a new system such as this to be useful and become accepted, stakeholders must be involved in the development and design process. This paper details the consultative process carried out with Irish demersal fishery stakeholders in an effort to identify their likes and dislikes of the system, and work towards tailoring the RTI system into a practical solution that works for them. In this process, we achieved a detailed understanding of the fishery, the complexity of the system, and the challenges faced by the stakeholders, all of which must be considered when attempting to implement a new management system such as RTI. A range of proposals were made by stakeholders, including new ideas for the future development of the RTI system. Most striking were the numerous ideas and approaches to tackling key issues currently facing the industry, many of which also have relevance to existing fisheries management. Given the freedom and support to do so, fishing industry stakeholders are eager to contribute to solving many of their own problems.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10793/1667
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    Pedreschi, D., Vigier, A., Höffle, H., Kraak, S. B., & Reid, D. G. (2021). Science Communication: Stakeholder perceptions of Real-time Incentive Fisheries Management. Marine Institute.
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