Research & Reports
Secure Fisheries is a source of independent and original research about fisheries in East Africa and the Horn of Africa, fisheries conflict, and the role of fisheries in providing food and economic security. Our research is freely available.
Featured Reports
Secure Fisheries’ Research Paper Promotes Peacefully Resilient Fishing Communities through a Deeper Examination of Fisheries Conflict
Secure Fisheries study emphasizes the importance of understanding fisheries conflict as a critical threat to stability and health within communities and illuminates how declining fish populations and efforts to reduce illegal fishing will undermine peace if not addressed.
December 14,2021
Co-Managing Peace: Natural Resources, Agreement Design, and the Promotion of Peace After War
This report examines how co-management approaches to natural resource management affect the strength and durability of peace agreements following civil wars.
May 26, 2020
Co-Management Associations in the Somali Region: A Guide for Government and Change Agents
Using Secure Fisheries’ research and on-the-ground experience, this 6-page brief covers critical elements of the fisheries co-management process in the Somali region.
April 09, 2021