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Research news | 2022-05-02

Why seafood certification is still not big in Japan

New study investigates the barriers and bridges to sustainability certifications on the Japanese seafood market
Research news | 2019-09-17

Fishing for development in a sea of complexity

Evidence of a paradigm shift in fisheries development aid offers hope for future projects

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News archive

Here you will find a complete overview of the latest news from the Stockholm Resilience Centre

Why seafood certification is still not big in Japan

Fishing for development in a sea of complexity