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The 26 pages that link to Small-scale fisheries, each with the reason it gives.

• OverfishingRelated: Stock depletion can threaten food and income in communities with few alternatives.

• FisheriesBroader topic: They support livelihoods and food security while facing distinct management challenges.

• Seagrass meadowRelated: Healthy meadows support species harvested by coastal communities.

• Commercial fishingBroader topic: They show how commercial fishing can support coastal communities without industrial fleets.

• Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishingRelated: Illicit industrial competition can threaten the access and income of coastal fishing communities.

• Sustainable fisheriesRelated: Their livelihoods and food contributions can be overlooked when sustainability is measured only by stock status.

• Artisanal fishingNarrower topic: Artisanal fishing is commonly treated as a locally rooted form of small-scale fishing.

• Sustainable seafoodRelated: Sustainability policies can shape food security, employment, and access in coastal communities.

• Subsistence fishingNarrower topic: Subsistence fishing often occurs within this broader sector, alongside fishing for sale.

• Seaweed farmingRelated: Seaweed farms can provide coastal households with income alongside or instead of fishing.

• Climate change and fisheriesRelated: Limited mobility and resources can make these fisheries especially exposed to changing local stocks.

• Fisheries scienceRelated: Their diverse catches and social importance are often poorly represented in available data.

• FishingRelated: Their importance to food security complicates policies designed around industrial fleets.

• Fishing industryBroader topic: They differ from industrial fleets in scale, organization, and local economic role.

• Marine fisheriesBroader topic: These fisheries support coastal food security and livelihoods, often with limited management capacity.

• Blue economyBroader topic: Their livelihoods and access to resources are central to equitable ocean development.

• Purse seiningNarrower topic: Small purse seiners serve coastal fisheries as well as industrial fleets.

• Freshwater fisheriesNarrower topic: Many inland fisheries share small-scale operations and locally important livelihoods.

• Fishing vesselNarrower topic: Fishing vessels also belong to community-based fleets operating close to shore.

• Seine fishingNarrower topic: Beach seining is practiced in coastal communities using comparatively simple gear.

• FishermanRelated: They show how fishermen’s livelihoods connect to local food systems and economies.

• Kasai RiverNarrower topic: Kasai waters provide fish and livelihoods to communities along its banks.

• Fishing villageNarrower topic: Fishing villages are common social and economic settings for these fisheries.

• Aru Islands RegencyRelated: Many coastal communities in the regency depend on nearshore fishing.

• Coastal fishRelated: Many coastal fish support local catches and food security.

• Palaemon serratusNarrower topic: Its nearshore capture can support local fisheries and seasonal livelihoods.