Factors affecting fisherman satisfaction with fishermen's self-governance organizations: A case study of the Taiwan Donggang Sakuraebi (Sergia lucens) production and management group

Lu, Yuheng; Sajiki, Takahiro; Yagi, Nobuyuki

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2020.103819

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“…Empirically, the average age of fishers is 30-50 years of fishing. This result is in line with [30] findings in Taiwan that the age of 40 is the productive age in producing more catches than the age above 50 years. The age of fishers greatly influences fisheries management decisions [31] for their household economy, especially consumption expenditure, both food and non-food.…”

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Section: Socio-economic Influence On Household Consumption Expendituressupporting

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“…The organisation is a forum for cooperation to achieve common goals with a certain pattern whose embodiment has both physical and non-physical wealth. With the existence of a group of fishermen organisations or cooperatives, it is hoped that many benefits will be obtained by respondents related to occupational safety and health, such as obtaining assistance with safety and health equipment, occupational safety and health counselling for fishermen groups, as well as other assistance that is handed over to fishermen who are members of cooperative organisations or groups or fishermen who have a forum (Fishermen's group) (Lu, Sajiki, & Yagi, 2020).…”

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Occupational Health Model for Traditional Fishermen in Batam City, Indonesia

Irawati

2023

Retos

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This study aims to describe the factors that influence health problems among traditional fishermen in Batam City, Indonesian. The research design used in this study is a cross-sectional study. The population of this study totaled 5,739 fishermen, with a total sample size of 285 taken using proportional sampling. Data collection using a questionnaire was carried out in September–December 2022. Data analysis used the chi-squared statistical test with the help of IBM SPSS Statistics 26 software. Results of the study This is the relationship between age, gender, education, years of service, length of work, fishermen's organisation, income, fishermen's insurance, health behaviour, work environment, and lifestyle in Occupational Health Problems. Keywords: Traditional Fishermen, Occupational Health Problems

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The Labour Rights Protection of Migrant Fishing Workers in Taiwan: Case Study of Nan-Fang-Ao Fishing Harbor

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Tsai

Tseng

2023

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Marine fisheries are undeniably important to Taiwan in terms of economic development and industrial strategies. In the past 10 years, Taiwan’s fishery GDP accounted for 14% to 21% of all agriculture, forestry, fishery, and animal husbandry, which is higher than both animal husbandry and forestry. Since the domestic population structure of Taiwan has changed, the domestic fishery industrial labor force has gradually been replaced by migrant fishing workers. The issue of migrant fishing workers’ protection has received attention from non-governmental organizations, and cross-national recruitment administration has become the greatest challenge faced by Taiwan’s authority. Therefore, this paper describes the necessary protection of the labor conditions and interests of migrant fishermen by analyzing their status and human rights protection in the historical development of Taiwan's marine fisheries. In addition, considering the well-being of migrant fishing workers, this paper conducts a feasibility assessment on the operation of the " Nan-Fang-Ao Fishermen's Hostel" at the Nan-Fang-Ao Fishing Harbor and illustrates the urgent need to re-examine the migrant fishing workers’ protection. This paper suggests that the government agencies should actively advise employers to accept migrant fishermen's requests for better living environments onshore and guarantee basic living conditions.

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Factors affecting fisherman satisfaction with fishermen's self-governance organizations: A case study of the Taiwan Donggang Sakuraebi (Sergia lucens) production and management group

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Research Trends in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

Research Trends in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

Occupational Health Model for Traditional Fishermen in Batam City, Indonesia

The Labour Rights Protection of Migrant Fishing Workers in Taiwan: Case Study of Nan-Fang-Ao Fishing Harbor

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