Cecile Brugere

International research consultant on poverty alleviation, gender equality and the sustainable development of aquaculture and capture fisheries.

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Sea PoWer: Rethinking Seaweed Farming to empower Women

May 23, 2019 CB

Of significant media interest, #SeaPoWer is piloting an improved seaweed farming technology to transform its production and the lives of women working in it.

Ocean acidification impacts on coastal communities

January 21, 2019 CB

Mitigation, adaptation and research recommendations for policymakers to avoid the catastrophic impact of ocean acidification on coastal economies.

Connecting coastal heritage to today’s artisanal fisheries

November 29, 2018 CB

Opportunities for coastal heritage conservation and poverty alleviation from examining new and old fishing techniques in one of the poorest areas of Brazil.

The potential of inland fisheries for alleviating hunger

November 13, 2018 CB

Inland aquatic ecosystems provide much more than fish but their value for fish production and other services is massively underestimated and needs greater recognition.

Reducing gender discrimination in fisheries and aquaculture

November 2, 2018 CB

A fact-finding mission has identified interventions to improve women’s working conditions in Mozambique’s fisheries and aquaculture value chains.

Vulnerability of fisheries and aquaculture to climate change

January 30, 2015 CB 0 comment

Fisheries and aquaculture are vulnerable to climate and many other drivers of change. Their future depends on their capacity to adapt.

Aquaculture Development Plan for Chad

January 29, 2015 CB 0 comment

En élaborant un Plan de Développement de l’Aquaculture, le Gouvernement du Tchad affiche sa volonté politique de promouvoir la pisciculture et la production de spiruline.

Mainstreaming gender in fisheries management

January 29, 2015 CB 0 comment

Mainstreaming gender in the management of transboundary fisheries is not often a priority. The Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem project takes key measures to rectify this.

Ecosystem services, livelihoods and shrimp farming

January 28, 2015 CB 0 comment

The linkages between ecosystem services and aquaculture-based livelihoods in coastal zones are complex. The ECOLIVA project sheds light on these interactions.

Conflicts at the land-water interface

January 27, 2015 CB 0 comment

The principles of New Institutional Economics can guide reform and help resolve conflicts between aquaculture and other users in coastal zones.

Planning aquaculture development

January 26, 2015 CB 0 comment

As the aquaculture sector grows worldwide, appropriate planning is fundamental to sustain its growth and contribution to poverty alleviation and economic development.

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Recent Posts

  • The Sea PoWer story
  • SeaPoWer’s goals and activities
  • Sea PoWer: Rethinking Seaweed Farming to empower Women
  • Ocean acidification impacts on coastal communities
  • Connecting coastal heritage to today’s artisanal fisheries

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