Managing Aquatic Resources to Benefit the Poor where Water is Limiting: Lessons from India and Sri Lanka, paper presented at World Aquaculture Conference, Beijing, April 2002.

Published by:

FARM-D

Publication date

30/05/2005

Language:

English

Type of Publication:

Other

Focus Region:

Asia and the Pacific

Focus Topic:

Land / Water / Resource Management

Source

http://www.dfid.gov.uk/r4d/PDF/Outputs/RLAquaR7064CPMurray.pdf

Author

Murray, F.; Little, D.

The headings for this presentation, which has a number of colour photographs, are as follows:
Background
Partnership & Collaboration
India – Watershed Approach
Sri Lanka – Household
Livelihood Characteristics
Demand for Inland Fish
Marketing
Small-scale production – Sri Lanka
The Water Resource
Sri Lanka: Small-tank cascade systems
Small scale water bodies – India
Access
Tank Multiple Use Priorities
Multiple use conflicts
CPRs – Who benefits?
Accessibility and Poaching
India – farmer managed trials
Fish seed – India
India – outcomes
Sri Lanka – farmer managed trials
Sri Lanka – outcomes

Keywords: Aquaculture, aquaculture development, economically disadvantaged, fish culture, irrigation systems, Marketing, partnerships, rural livelihoods, watersheds