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This is the repository for the Oceana project on most important fisheries in Brasil, Chile and Peru

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Overall project information

This is the repository for the Oceana project on most important fisheries in Brasil, Chile and Peru.

Project Goals:

  1. Domestic fish consumption: aims to identify the top domestic fisheries in the country that contribute to domestic seafood consumption, as well as the relative contribution of other sources of seafood (e.g. aquaculture, inland capture, foreign).

  2. Fisheries employment and income: aims to identify the top domestic fisheries contributing to employment and income of people involved in fish-related activities (e.g. harvesting, processing, selling) in the country.

  3. Fisheries context: aims to identify the top domestic marine fisheries in terms of volume and value in the country.

  4. Critical analysis: aims to provide a discussion based on the research components described above and our own expertise. In addition, it looks to identify the caveats and assumptions of the implemented analytic approach as well as suggestions for future research projects to address these shortfalls.

Authors contributing to the project:

  • Juliano Palacios Abrantes, MSc (Project coordinator)
  • Camila Vargas, MSc (Chile Working Group)
  • Daniel Viana, PhD (Brazil Working Group)
  • Maria I. Rivera, MSc (Chile Working Group)
  • Renato Gozzer, Ing (Peru Working Group)
  • Rocio Lopez, MSc (Peru Working Group)
  • Santiago de la Puente, MSc (Peru Working Group)
  • Andrés M. Cisneros-Montemayor, PhD (Project Coordinator)

Note: We expect the different working groups talk, collaborate and support each other throughout the development of the project

Timeline and Important dates:

First Progress report phone call (Aug. 27th)

  • Develop project datasets for analysis (JEPA)
  • Identify and review all available literature and data on seafood consumption and related food security for each nation (All)
  • Prepare preliminary reports of findings for each nation, highlighting existing data and limitations (JEPA)
  • Discuss with Oceana specifics of analysis and potentially useful contacts through national offices (JEPA/ACM)

Second Progress report phone call (Oct. 1st)

  • Data collection on previously identified sources (Brasil/Chile/Peru)
  • Data collection involving personal in-country meetings with individuals from ministries, universities and national Oceana offices (Brasil/Chile/Peru) Analysis of collected data (All) Highlight existing data gaps and qualitative issues (Brasil/Chile/Peru) Second preliminary reports of findings for each nation (JEPA)

First draft of deliverables (Nov. 2nd)

  • First draft of report and joint dataset

Deliverables follow-up phone call (Nov. 12th)

  • Address comments on report

Final deliverable (December 21st)

  • Final deliverable

Folders organization:

  • cleaning_databases: This folder holds all the clean databases for the project per country and also the international analysis.

-- Project_Metadata.csv: This file contains the information about all the databases of the project

  • Functions: Any function needed for the project. Functions should have explanatory text and examples build within.

  • International: This folder contains the script used for cleaning the international analysis part. And data.

-- raw_databases: This folder contains databases in "raw" format that need to be cleaned for delivery to Oceana. Spatial data does not to be included in final report but need to be here for knitting the report

  • Oceana_Ref.bib: BidText file containing all the references in the project

  • Report_Figures: Include figures nor produced by code or figures that will take too long to produce

This project is completed and the repository archived