More than 2,000 global health leaders and practitioners from around the world gather every two years to exchange policy-relevant research findings and results at the Global Symposium on Health Sy
The linkages between research and policy in the Caribbean are often weak in natural resource management and governance.
The research focuses on understanding governance related to small-scale fisheries and coastal management in the eastern Caribbean.
Equitable access to and efficient management of water is critical for sustainable development, ecosystem protection, and social and political stability.
Governance of aquatic resources continues to be a major problem in most parts of the world. More than 50 million people are highly dependent on aquatic resources that continue to be degraded and governed in an unsustainable way.
This project will focus on understanding governance issues related to small-scale fisheries and coastal management in the Eastern Caribbean.