Perceptions and local adaptation strategies to climate change of marine capture fishermen in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia

Mulyasari, Gita; Irham,; Waluyati, Lestari Rahayu; Suryantini, Any

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“…Lastly, researchers have delved into perception studies. As Mulyasari et al ( 2018 ) argue, the impressions and judgments of fisher folks are vital in the discourse mitigating climate change issues because such perceptions are shaped by experiences and time spent in the conduct of fishing. Reviewed literature showed similar adherence to this argument and expanded to identify the perceptions of local stakeholders (Quevedo et al 2020 ) and high school students (Lagbas and Habito 2016 ).…”

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“…According to Suh and Pomeroy ( 2020a ), climate change will deal long-term economic impacts on the Philippines and cause a drop between 9 and 18% in fisheries GDP by 2060. Climate change has likewise threatened the fisheries sector with environmental implications (Johnson and Harrison 2015 ; Yamaguchi and Sai 2015 ) which eventually led to certain impacts on livelihood (Mulyasari et al 2018 ). As Macusi et al ( 2020 ), Filipino fisher folks in Eastern Mindanao are vulnerable because several factors, including environmental changes, have influenced their livelihood in fishing.…”

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Critical problems associated with climate change: a systematic review and meta-analysis of Philippine fisheries research

Liu

Muñoz

2021

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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This paper proposes to analyze the scientific production on climate change and fisheries in the Philippine context. This research theme was chosen considering the continuous increase in scientific studies related to climate change and fisheries and will therefore help in directing researchers on future directions for research to aid in addressing critical issues in the Philippine fisheries. A total of 69 search articles were extracted using the set criteria, indexed in Web of Science, and Scopus, covering the period from 1960 to 2020. After careful screening for eligibility, twenty-seven full-text articles were chosen for qualitative synthesis. Among the literature reviewed, research foci were categorized into four: impacts assessment (56% or 15 studies) followed by management (22% or 6 studies), adaptation (15% or 4 studies), and perception (7% or 2 studies), and main themes were categorized into four: resource management (59%), economy and livelihood (19%), governance and stakeholder participation (11%), and community marginalization (11%). This review contributes to the literature by identifying research potentials and suggesting a prescriptive approach to Philippine fisheries and climate change studies.

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Critical problems associated with climate change: a systematic review and meta-analysis of Philippine fisheries research

Liu

Muñoz

2021

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…Similarly, commercial fishers in south-east Australia have previously identified that economic objectives are very important when determining appropriate adaptation strategies (Jennings et al 2016). Increasing fishers' understanding of climate change and its effects may lead to more adaptation being accepted and implemented by fishermen (Mulyasari et al 2018). The participants of the present study mentioned that the benefits of investing in climate change need to be demonstrated and showcased to industry, and that framing climate change in a way that highlights what industry will gain, and what they will save, will help improve industry acceptance of climate adaptation.…”

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Stakeholder perceptions on actions for marine fisheries adaptation to climate change

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Cvitanovic

Hobday

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Mar. Freshwater Res.

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Fisheries are under threat from climate change, with observed impacts greater in faster-warming regions. This research investigated current and future potential for climate adaptation to be integrated into fisheries management strategies using Tasmanian commercial wild-catch fisheries as a case study, and then identified obstacles and recommendations for fisheries management to better adapt to future climate changes. We conducted qualitative interviews with fisheries stakeholders and experts to identify their perceptions of the effects of climate change on commercial wildcatch fisheries and local marine ecosystems, as well as opportunities for enhanced management in the future. The results show that climate adaptation in Tasmania fisheries management has largely been passive or incidental to date, and suggested future improvements may incorporate: (1) more or different scientific information and better application; (2) government reviews, reforms and stronger action; (3) industry changes and taking responsibility for the issue; (4) gaining more funding and resources; and (5) increasing education, extension and interaction among stakeholder groups. Implementation of the recommendations suggested in this study would help create a more forward-thinking and proactive response to climate change for Tasmanian fisheries, as well as a more flexible and resilient fishing industry that is better able to absorb shocks related to climate change.

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“…En Malasia se analizaron las estrategias de adaptación de las comunidades, hallando seis: reducir los riesgos asociados con las rutinas de pesca, fortalecimiento de las relaciones sociales, gestión del conocimiento del cambio climático por parte de los pescadores, facilitación de aprendizajes y habilidades alternativas en las comunidades, involucramiento de los pescadores en la planificación de la adaptación al cambio climático y mejora del acceso a crédito (Shaffril et al 2017b). En el caso de Indonesia se halló que sus estrategias de adaptación incluían la diversificación de actividades económicas, el aumento de aparejos de pesca, el cambio de caladero, la movilización de los miembros de la familia al trabajo y ajustes al tiempo de pesca (Mulyasari et al 2018).…”

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Percepciones del cambio climático en la Isla de Chiloé: Desafíos para la gobernanza local

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2019

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presenta múltiples problemas asociados al uso no sustentable de recursos naturales y a condiciones sociales de desigualdad y pobreza. Este artículo explora con métodos cualitativos cómo actores claves de la Isla están percibiendo y respondiendo al cambio climático en este complejo contexto socioambiental. Los resultados muestran que el fenómeno es percibido como un problema emergente, cuyos impactos sociales y ambientales ya están ocurriendo. Ante esto se despliegan respuestas generalmente individuales, prevaleciendo las asimetrías de poder y la competencia por sobre la colaboración, coordinación e intercambio de buenas prácticas. Un sistema de gobernanza climática en la Isla demanda cambios no sólo institucionales sino también transformaciones sociales y culturales.

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Perceptions and local adaptation strategies to climate change of marine capture fishermen in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia

Cited by 14 publications

References 11 publications

Critical problems associated with climate change: a systematic review and meta-analysis of Philippine fisheries research

Critical problems associated with climate change: a systematic review and meta-analysis of Philippine fisheries research

Stakeholder perceptions on actions for marine fisheries adaptation to climate change

Percepciones del cambio climático en la Isla de Chiloé: Desafíos para la gobernanza local

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