Small-scale fisheries in Africa play a critical role in food production, economic development and in the keeping of many traditions and cultures alive. The Local Government SETA offers a perspective of how to boost local economic development through marine resources. This study paper is compiled by W. Potts, C. Bova & Q. Rouhani, Rural Fisheries Programme, Department of Ichthyology & Fisheries Science, Rhodes University.
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