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Implications for food security and livelihoods

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Implications for food security and livelihoods. Based on…. Where are we in the programme ?. Projected changes to atmospheric and oceanic conditions. Ecosystems supporting fish. Fish stocks/aquaculture species. Implications for food security and livelihoods. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Implications for food security and livelihoods

Implications for food security and livelihoods

Page 2: Implications for food security and livelihoods

Based on…..

Page 3: Implications for food security and livelihoods

Where are we in the programme?Projected changes to

atmospheric and oceanic conditions

Ecosystems supporting fish

Fish stocks/aquaculture species

Implications for food security and livelihoods

Adaptations and policies to reduce threats and capitalise on

opportunities

Page 4: Implications for food security and livelihoods

Outline

•Factors affecting availability of fish for food• Reef area, population growth, climate change

•Implications for food security• Relative importance of population growth and

climate change

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Plans to use fish for food security

• Provide 35 kg of fish per person per year

• Maintain traditional fish consumption where it is >35 kg

Samoa • >60 kg of fish per person

per year

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Where does most fish come from?

• Coastal fisheries / coral reefs, mangroves and sea grasses

Photos: Eric Clua, Gary Bell, Christophe Launay

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The problem!

• Sustainable catches from most reefs are unknown

Solution: use median estimate of 3 tonnes per km2 per year

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Reef around Samoa

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Coral reef area in Samoa

Depth (m)Reef area

(km2)Reef fish

production (t)Estimated

catch

40 465 ~1400 n/a

100 2000* 6000 6075**

*Includes much rough ground with no living coral** Includes reef fish and invertebrates, not nearshore pelagic fish

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Factors affecting availability of fish

Year Population

2010 183,000

2035 202,000

2050 210,000

2100 240,000

Source: SPC Statistics for Development Programme

• Population growth

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Effects of population growth on availability of fish per person

30 2925

3

0

10

20

30

40

50 Samoa

35 kg

Year

2035 2050 2100

5 6 10

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2035 (-2 to -5%)

2050 (-20%) 2100 (-20 to -50%)

Today

Effects of climate change

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Additional effects of climate change

Effects of population growth Additional effects of climate change

5 6 6 10

2525 22

30 2929 25 25

20

1013

0

10

20

30

40

50 Samoa

35 kg

Year

2035 2050 2100

2525 22

5 6 6 10

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How best to fill the gap?

Coastal fisheries Pond aquaculture Tuna

Fish needed for food security tonnes (x1000)

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

Tuna

Tuna

Tuna

Tuna

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Implications for livelihoods