Somali waters have tremendous fisheries potential, but the Somali domestic fishing sector is underdeveloped and unable to keep up with increasing demand from world markets. Expansion of the sector in a sustainable way would ensure food and livelihood security for Somalis, but first, it is important to understand the health of fish populations.

The report, Securing Somali Fisheries, shows that foreign fishing is removing three times more fish than the Somali fishers, pushing the most commercially important fisheries toward unsustainability. With improved data collection, monitoring, and enforcement, Somalis can salvage their marine resources and expand them into a vital part of the country’s economy.

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Report Authors
Sarah M. Glaser
Paige M. Roberts
Robert H. Mazurek
Kaija J. Hurlburt
Liza Kane-Hartnett

Graphics
Timothy Schommer
Andrea Jovanovic

Videography
Jean-Pierre Larroque

Featured Shuraako Clients
Al Fatxi Fishing
Alla Amin Fishing
Dur Dur Fishing
Hodan Fishing
Somali Fair Fishing
Zakia Fishing

Stock Photos
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Wikipedia:
Robert K. Brigham
Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Jason R. Zalasky

Secure Fisheries is a Project of the
One Earth Future Foundation

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