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Environmental Impact
The core expertise in the Business School in the economics of the environment is in our Centre for the Economics and Management of Aquatic Resources (CEMARE). This has an internationally reputation for research into aquatic resources management, with a specialisation in fisheries economics. Expertise includes:
- Bioeconomic modelling of fisheries
- Economic and legal evaluations of fisheries management measures
- Economics of marine aquaculture
- Analysis of fish markets
- Traditional management of artisanal fisheries
- Analysis of the regional role of the seafood industry
- Valuation of aquatic resources and wetlands
- Marine resource damage assessment
The way in which we might help you
Policy advice through reliable research or consultancy.
Benefit
As an independent research centre we are to provide a rigorous, clear and unbiased view without the need to satisfy vested interests.
Cost
Cost of employment/hour for the relevant expert. For longer projects government subsidy can often be won.
Our expert in this area
Professor Trond Bjorndal is Director of CEMARE. His research specialism is fisheries and aquaculture economics.
Our track record of success
The geographical scope of CEMARE's research activities is extensive. Previous and present research projects include the United Kingdom and wider Europe, along with Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Cameroon, Chad, India, Mauritania, Morocco, Nigeria, Romania, Senegal, Slovenia, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam.
For more information, please contact Sandra Bibby.