Marine resource conflicts in Africa revolve mostly around access: Study
PolicyWednesday, April 29, 2026Mongabay

Marine resource conflicts in Africa revolve mostly around access: Study

A recent study highlights that conflicts over marine resources in Africa primarily stem from access issues, particularly when industrial fishing vessels infringe on areas utilized by small-scale fishers or development projects disrupt mangrove restoration efforts. Policymakers must address these conflicts to ensure sustainable resource management that accommodates both industrial and small-scale fishing interests.

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