Analysis of biodiversity management strategy issues - Aboubacar Soumah
Following the example of most African countries, Guinea implemented a strategy to exploit its fishery resources as soon as its economy was liberalized in 1984. This strategy seeks to combine maximization of state revenues from the exploitation of these resources, food security and conservation of biological diversity for their sustainable exploitation. The integrated analysis of such a strategy has shown mixed results, reflecting the impact of the country's political, economic and social environment..
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