A new data hub helps small-scale fishers adapt to climate change

Mongabay
Jul 9, 2025, 7:22 am84 pts
Roughly 40% of the global fish catch comes from small-scale fisheries. It’s one of the food production systems most vulnerable to climate change, and governments are lacking data to help fishers adapt. To help address that gap, the global research partnership CGIAR recently launched its Asia Digital Hub at…

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