The resilience of small-scale fishing refers to its ability to withstand disturbances and changes while maintaining its essential function and structure, and recovering from negative impacts.
This refers to the sector's ability to cope with disturbances and changes while maintaining its essential function and structure, and to recover from negative impacts. This involves adapting to challenges such as overfishing, climate change, and limited access to resources, by adopting sustainable practices, innovating, and taking collective action.