Publications
Overview of West African fisheries under climate change: Impacts, vulnerabilities and adaptive responses of the artisanal and industrial sectors
Climate change affects ocean conditions, fish stocks and hence fisheries. In West Africa, climate change impacts on fisheries were projected
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In the news
Closing the high seas? Radio Canada interview with Dyhia Belhabib
You can also find the interview on the radio canada website: goo.gl/XbiWhA
My travels
The Sea Around Us at FAO’s Headquarters
As part of the Sea Around Us reconstruction of worldwide marine fisheries catch, we always end up comparing our results
Finally in Dakar and then Saly: The workshops
I will meet all those people again, my colleagues, friends, and enemies. I take the role of a scientific director
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The last neuron: on being a scientist working on Africa
By Dyhia Belhabib “I have one Neuron left, I cannot think straight” I am in Conakry as I start
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How to squeeze the policy out of the science
Some key lessons from an engagement fanatic researcher By Dyhia Belhabib My first engagement lesson was a hard hit for
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A call for help: Cook Islands and the EU double standards
Last year, a fellow from the Cook Islands contacted Daniel and I at the Sea Around Us to tell us
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Closing the high seas? Radio Canada interview with Dyhia Belhabib
You can also find the interview on the radio canada website: goo.gl/XbiWhA
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DR. DYHIA BELHABIB CONCLUDES WEST AFRICAN CAPACITY-BUILDING WORKSHOP
After two weeks of work and lectures the West Africa capacity-building workshop is coming to a close. Organized by Dr.
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Why Would a Pirate Ship Want Insurance?
The bizarre case of the self-sunk illegal Thunder and recent research show that insurers still cover illegal fishers, to the
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Where’s the Catch?
Small-scale fisheries are not so small after all. by Helen Scales Published July 21, 2015 Around the world there are
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Busted! The Gotland to pay 1.5 million Euros in fines to the government of Senegal
By Dyhia Belhabib Let’s celebrate a small contribution which led to a major achievement. Earlier this week I wrote
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