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: The breadth of material this book covers includes wide range of issues related to aquaculture production, including its development history, farming systems and technology aspects, seed production, feed and feeding, health management, genetics and selective breeding, climate change impacts, etc., with a focus on the Southeast Asian region of Thailand and Vietnam. The information within the textbook provides both first-hand knowledge and a systematic collection of information from the latest scientific sources on aquaculture. While this book has been written primarily to meet the needs of undergraduate and master students in the field of aquaculture, we hope that it will also be useful to a wider audience.
The book outlines the grave issue of marine litter and presents a focused approach to addressing it in Vietnam through international collaboration, policy-making, and education. Marine litter is a significant global challenge affecting all marine environments. It stems from various human activities, with the consequences impacting ecosystems, marine life, and coastal communities economically and culturally. Global efforts are necessary to combat this issue, emphasizing prevention, reduction, and cleanup.
The German "Prevention, reduction and recycling of fishnets polluting Vietnamese coastal waters" supports projects to mitigate marine litter. One such initiative, the REVFIN project, targets the reduction of marine litter from fishing nets in Vietnamese waters, enhancing higher education, recycling, and creating circular economies. Recognizing that regional differences demand tailored solutions, the project advises on implementing recycling policies and frameworks, promoting sustainable practices suited to the local context.
The transition to a circular economy is essential to lessen marine litter by prioritizing the recycling of resources and sustainable waste management, which helps prevent the generation of marine litter. Adapting Western European solutions to Vietnam's unique environmental, cultural, and economic conditions is crucial for effectiveness. Learning from Europe's best practices in waste management and regulation could inspire Vietnamese solutions, fostering cooperation between government, businesses, and civil society.
This work serves as a foundation for developing strategies for managing and recycling fishing gear debris in Vietnam, combining European experiences with local objectives to empower Vietnamese stakeholders to make informed decisions for their marine ecosystems and future sustainability.
The book is designed, to serve as a textbook for students in fisheries, mainly in aquaculture. The book covers: Meaning of environmental managemet, processes (management, main, support) and process maps, ISO 14001, EMAS, ISO 19011; legal framework in environmental protection; (internal) environmental audit; determination and evaluation of environmental aspects, creation of process and work instructions.
The integrated excercises are mostly skill oriented and will prepare the reader to act in coherence with the environmental management system of their (future) employers.