TOPIC 1:
I believe that the relevant 5 chapters for securing sustainable SSF are: Tenure and access rights, Management of resources responsible, gender equity, Decent work and Climate change.
There is no possibility of reaching sustainable use of marine resources without a human rights base approach to it, small scale fishers ( men, women and youth) have been marginalized in most countries without accessing this basic human rights which need to be in place to move on with this communities for an adequate governance of their territories of life and the sustainable use of fishing resources. In the case of climate, adaptation and knowledge from this communities are urgent issues to be considered in the framework of the already impacting results of these climatic effects.
I think that the geographical scale needs to approach both national, local. Different monitoring and evaluation techniques and indicators will need to be developed to advanced. Also global analyisis of advance need to be put in place. We have used the annexed methodology for communities self evaluation of the guidelines subjects of interest.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NZjbfaxRQkPtg_hCsrJsVPLTNb3QYTQ-/view
Sra. Vivienne Solis-Rivera