50in10 is a collaboration of NGOs, businesses, funders, and governments that tests, strengthens, and replicates promising small-scale fisheries management tools globally. Acting Executive Director Megan Arneson and Program Director Corey Peet discuss outcomes from a Network Convening in Belize where members generated insights on effective processes, obstacles, and areas needing further focus.
- 50in10’s collaborative model aims to advance small-scale fisheries management by testing and scaling practical tools and approaches
- The Belize convening identified which processes are working, where obstacles persist, and which areas require additional attention
- Discussion led by 50in10 leadership summarized convening outcomes and collective lessons for systemic change
As a collaboration among NGOs, businesses, funders, and governments, 50in10 has worked to take the most promising tools and approaches in small-scale fisheries management to the next level by testing, strengthening, and replicating them on a global scale. 50in10 Acting Executive Director Megan Arneson and Program Director Corey Peet discuss the outcomes of the recent Network Convening in Belize where members participated in a highly collaborative process to generate insights as to what processes are working well among small-scale fisheries projects, where the obstacles lie, and what areas of work need additional focus.
