Latu Aisea
Policy development and co-management of coastal fisheries in Tonga: the Special Management Area program.
PhD students
PhD candidates
The Fish in Sustainable Food System team supports PhD candidates from across the Pacific to undertake their research in fish in sustainable food systems.
David Fatai
A study on commercial fishing and artisanal fishing on FADs for pelagics within the Main Group Archipelagic (MGA) waters of the Solomon Islands.
Chelcia Gomese
Exploring aquatic plants as important indigenous foods in Solomon Islands: A space of women’s influence on livelihoods and resource management.
Jeremie Kaltavara
Examining Coastal Fisheries Market System Changes in Vanuatu: Implications for Livelihoods, Resource Management and Governance.
Isuru Kodituwakku Arachchige
Spatial dimensions of poverty and food security in the Pacific region.
Rosalie Masu
Contribution of fish distribution systems to rural livelihoods in Solomon Islands: Management and development perspectives.
Matt Roscher
Trade offs and rebound effects from fish based livelihood initiatives in the Pacific.
Enly Saeni
NGO approaches towards strengthening community economies of coastal fishing communities in Solomon Islands.
Michael Sharp
Poverty, malnutrition and food security in Pacific Small Island Developing States.
Maximus Tahu
Improving food and nutrition security in Baucau, Timor-Leste, through localised food system approaches.
Dorah Wilson
Vanuatu food system Governance: Status and opportunity for transformation for improved food security and health outcomes.
The image is a map of the Australiasia Pacific region showing the number 1 above Timor-Leste, the number 5 for Solomon Islands, the number 1 about Tonga, the number 2 above Vanuatu and the number 3 above a title for the Pacific Region to indicate the number of PhD topics in each country or area.
PhD graduates
Senoveva Mauli
Impact and sustainability through alignment of fisheries management and rural development in Solomon Islands.