Fish Right Resources
At USAID Learning Event in the Philippines, Communities and Partners Celebrate Journey Toward Sustainable Fisheries
The USAID Fish Right Program promotes sustainable and resilient fisheries in the Philippines.
Climate Risk Management Actions and Results
This resource describes climate risk management actions and results that the Fish Right program implemented in the Philippines.
Philippines: Fish Right Activity Climate Risk Management Case Study
This case study describes Fish Right’s climate risk management actions in the Philippines during its first three years of implementation.
Philippine IUU Fishing Assessment Report 2021
This report summarizes the results of a series of IUU fishing workshops facilitated by DA-BFAR, USAID, and other various partners.
From Challenge to Opportunity: CLA Response to IUU Fishing in the Philippines
This report explains the approach that the Fish Right program took to identify and strengthen the Philippine Government’s response capacity to IUU fishing.
Governance Innovations in Fisheries for Today and Tomorrow (GIFTT) Portal
Online training resources for implementing an Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management in Fisheries Management Areas in the Philippines.
Philippine Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing Index and Threat Assessment Tool
This links to several tools to assess IUU fishing, identify solutions, and track the progress towards preventing IUU fishing in Philippine waters.
Fisheries Management Area 11 Management Framework (2022 - 2027)
The FMA 11 Management Framework seeks to address priority issues in fisheries that are transboundary in scale and require coordination among stakeholders.
Fish for the Future
This blog tells the story of how USAID empowers Indigenous women to fight illegal and unsustainable fishing in the Philippines.
How USAID Is Improving Climate Resilience of Biodiversity Programming
Nature is our first line of defense against the climate crisis, and climate-resilient biodiversity conservation must be part of the solution.
A Coastal Community’s Persistence: Sustaining the Biodiversity, Climate, and Livelihoods Gains of Siete Pecados Marine Park, the Philippines
The Siete Pecados Marine Park initiative grew from a local community effort to restore fisheries and generate income into a cross-sectoral USAID activity.
