Why illegal fishing threatens food security and coastal livelihoods in Southeast Asia
Illegal fishing is often discussed as if it were only a problem of boats, borders, and enforcement. But for Southeast Asia, it is also a food security issue. Fish and other aquatic foods are part of everyday diets across the region. They support coastal and inland families, along with the traders, processors, transport workers, market vendors, and small…
From Climate Risk to Climate Solution in Southeast Asian Agriculture
Agriculture is often described as a victim of climate change. In Southeast Asia, that is easy to understand. For many farmers, climate change is already part of the working day. They are planting through hotter weather, bracing for stronger storms, waiting out longer dry spells, and making decisions around rainfall that no longer comes when expected.…