Using systems thinking to diagnose science-based fisheries management in China

Su, Shu Lan; Tang, Yi; Kritzer, Jacob P.; Chen, Yong

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2022.104974

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“…Similarly, Laimon et al (2022) adopted systems thinking to analyse current energy development policies in Australia with aims to improve and support sustainable energy development policy. Systems thinking is also used to evaluate China's marine fisheries management system and determine how interaction among stakeholders affects the convergence to sustainable fisheries management in the study by Su et al (2022). Sunitiyoso et al (2022) explored the interactions among stakeholders to understand maritime logistics systems in Indonesia for performance improvement and intervention, whilst Kim et al (2021) used systems thinking to explore potential strategies for South Korea's automotive retail industry in facing the impact of technological disruption.…”

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Evaluation of the effectiveness of government intervention strategies to control and prevent COVID-19 in Malaysia by systems thinking

Cheng

Mohamad

Fadzline

et al. 2023

PAP

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PurposeThis paper aims to identify the interaction of different intervention strategies implemented in Malaysia towards flattening the curve of COVID-19 cases. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, many approaches were adopted and implemented by the Malaysian government. Some strategies gained quick wins but with negative unintended consequences after execution, whereas other strategies were slow to take effect. Learning from the previous strategies is pivotal to avoid repeating mistakes.Design/methodology/approachThis paper presents the cause, effect of and connection among the implemented COVID-19 intervention strategies using systems thinking through the development of a causal loop diagram. It enables the visualisation of how each implemented strategy interacted with each other and collectively decreased or increased the spread of COVID-19.FindingsThe results of this study suggested that it is not only essential to control the spread of COVID-19, but also to prevent the transmission of the virus. The Malaysian experience has demonstrated that both control and preventive strategies need to be in a state of equilibrium. Focusing only on one spectrum will throw off the balance, leaving COVID-19 infection to escalate rapidly.Originality/valueThe developed feedback loops provided policy makers with the understanding of the merits, pitfalls and dynamics of prior implemented intervention strategies before devising other effective intervention strategies to defuse the spread of COVID-19 and prepare the nation for recovery.

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Evaluation of the effectiveness of government intervention strategies to control and prevent COVID-19 in Malaysia by systems thinking

Cheng

Mohamad

Fadzline

et al. 2023

PAP

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“…Tiller et al (2014) used systems thinking to assess stakeholder adaptive capacity to salmon aquaculture policies in Norway. Other studies have used systems thinking to examine marine fisheries management systems in China (Su et al, 2022), South Africa (Sowman, 2011), and the United States (McGuire and Harris, 2011); the impact of Europe's coastal fisheries policy (Symes et al, 2015); and social-ecological links that can inform a transition toward sustainability in small-scale fisheries (Kittinger et al, 2013).…”

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“…Contribution of aquaculture to antibiotic resistance in Vietnam (Brunton et al, 2019); feasibility of potential interventions to reduce antibiotic use in tilapia farming in Egypt (Desbois et al, 2021); stakeholder adaptive capacity to salmon aquaculture policies in Norway (Tiller et al, 2014); marine fisheries management systems in the US (McGuire and Harris, 2011), China (Su et al, 2022) and South Africa (Sowman, 2011); impact of Europe's coastal fisheries policy (Symes et al, 2015); social-ecological links that can inform a transition toward sustainability in small-scale fisheries (Kittinger et al, 2013) ANNEX 2. Tools or methods applied in policy analysis of AqFS (Schiffer and Waale, 2008).…”

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Policy issues and options in aquatic food systems: Review of frameworks, tools, and studies

Ragasa¹,

Loison²

2022

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Designing an assessment tool for integrated evaluation of sustainable fisheries in China

Ding,

Shan,

Jin

et al. 2024

Mar Life Sci Technol

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Using systems thinking to diagnose science-based fisheries management in China

Cited by 5 publications

References 24 publications

Evaluation of the effectiveness of government intervention strategies to control and prevent COVID-19 in Malaysia by systems thinking

Evaluation of the effectiveness of government intervention strategies to control and prevent COVID-19 in Malaysia by systems thinking

Policy issues and options in aquatic food systems: Review of frameworks, tools, and studies

Designing an assessment tool for integrated evaluation of sustainable fisheries in China

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