The Social Protection for Fisheries and Aquaculture project (SocPro4Fish) advocates for the urgent need to turn short-term responses to the COVID-19 crisis into long-term strategies to recover from shocks now and in a sustainable and equitable way, so that vulnerable communities and countries do not have to be rescued later, when shocks are compounded. As a result, it seeks to integrate climate action into COVID-19 response, especially through supporting access to social protection and economic inclusion, targeting the specific needs of the most vulnerable and at risk men and women. The latter allows planning for an inclusive and sustainable recovery while strengthening the resilience of rural households through effective and responsive gender-sensitive social protection systems.
In the field
Highlights
New Video: SocPro4Fish: Expanding Social Protection for Small-Scale Fisheries
08/07/2024
Small-scale fisheries are essential for global livelihoods but face challenges such as poverty, overfishing, and climate change. Social protection helps...
Small-Scale Fisheries Summit 2024
05/07/2024
This event is designed to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Voluntary Guidelines for Securing Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries in the Context...
SocPro4Fish Updates| Achievements
28/06/2024
Welcome to this new edition of the SocPro4Fish Updates! This is a special issue as it marks the end of our project. We will highlight the major...
Workshop on Social, Economic, and Human Dimensions in Fishery Management Decision-Making
08/05/2024
The workshop aimed to explore the integration of social and economic dimensions into fishery management and policy decisions.
Key publications
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Socioeconomic impact evaluation of unemployment insurance for small-scale fishers in Brazil (Seguro-Defeso)
09/02/2023
For the first time since the benefit was introduced 30 years ago, a study conducted by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in partnership with the International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth (IPC-IG), evaluated the socioeconomic impacts of this social protection programme on small-scale fishers and their families.
Strengthening coherence between social protection and fisheries policies. Diagnostic tool.
05/10/2022
This FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Technical Paper is aimed primarily at policymakers, development partners, civil society organizations and practitioners managing the design and implementation of fisheries policies and social protection interventions and providing technical and/or financial support to both sectors.
Project information
- Project Code: GCP/GLO/352/NOR
- Dates: 2021 to 2024
- Geographical area: Global products with implementation in Colombia, Paraguay and Tunisia