Tilley, Alexander

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Leveraging ICTs for Small-scale Fisheries in AsiaAlex Tilley, WorldFishIn what ways can ICTs be used in SSF?A. Governance of tenure in SSF and resource managementCatch data & analysis; Fishing effort tracking; Biological monitoring B. Social Development, Employment and decent work Awareness & Extension services; Safety at Sea; Networking C. Value Chains, post-harvest and trade Benefits distribution; Transport efficiency; Post-harvest preservation; TraceabilityD. Disaster Risk and Climate Change Reducing risk and uncertainty; Disaster response and preparednessGlobal Review of ICTs for SSF36 ICTs summarized by use type and region (where tech has been applied)Africa Asia Europe North America Latin America Oceania GlobalACatch data, analysis & mgt 3 5 1 2 4 3 3 25%Effort tracking 1 5 0 1 1 1 1 12%BExtension & Info Services 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 7%Safety at Sea 1 8 1 0 2 1 0 14%CValue Chain & post-harvest 2 7 0 0 1 0 1 13%Traceability 2 7 0 3 3 2 6 28%13% 41% 2% 7% 14% 8% 13%Case study - mFish• U.S. State Department - end overfishing by 2020• Partnership with TONE and a fisher org in Lombok, Indonesia• Phones to access navigation tools, weather info and catch recording• User-centred designKey Findings - mFish1. Design-reality gaps: a mismatch between design assumptions and on-the-ground realities of fishers & communities• Limited connectivity – no offline functionality for maps, navigation, weather2. Limited stakeholder engagement in early phases of design and development3. Limited opportunities for program continuity4. Lack of integration with national systemsCase study – Pelagic Data SystemsIn what ways can ICTs be used in SSF?A. Governance of tenure in SSF and resource managementCatch data & analysis; Fishing effort tracking; Biological monitoring B. Social Development, Employment and decent work Awareness & Extension services; Safety at Sea; Networking C. Value Chains, post-harvest and trade Benefits distribution; Transport efficiency; Post-harvest preservation; TraceabilityD. Disaster Risk and Climate Change Reducing risk and uncertainty; Disaster response and preparednessSupporting Smart Fishing DecisionsKey findings – Pelagic Data SystemsDifferent levels of data analytics and integrationCustomized integration with existing architecture (to provide 1st mile data to connect with CDT systems)Better management potential, but limited evidence of utility for fishersExtensive piloting, but limited stakeholder engagement in design and development.Key Challenges• Barriers to Affordable Access (cost and coverage of power and networks)• Gender equity• Regulatory environment• Sustainability – development NGO project timelines• Behaviour change• Underlying diversity and low capacity of SSF sector• Privacy & security• Architecture and interoperability (e.g. data linkages)Thank you!bigdata.cgiar.org

Leveraging ICTs for small-scale fisheries in Asia

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