Day 2: 10 October 2001

1. Trans-border Movement of Fishermen Between India and Sri Lanka: Policy Considerations
   Mr. V. Vivekanandan, Chief Executive, South Indian Federation of Fishermen Societies (SIFFS), India
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2. Trans-boundary Movement of Fishers: The Case of Sri Lanka
   Mr. Herman Kumara, National Convener, National Fisheries Solidarity (NAFSO), Sri Lanka
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3. Trans-boundary Movement of Fishers: The Case of Pakistani Fishers
   Mr. Muhammad Ali Shah, Chairperson, Pakistan Fisherfolk Forum, Pakistan
   
   
4. The Elusive Line That Reduces Fishworkers to Mere Numbers
   Mr. Souparna Lahiri, Centre for Education and Communication, India
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5. Preventing Illegal Fishing in Seychelles EEZ: The Role of Seychelles Fishing Authority
   Mr. Joseph Rondolph Payet, Resource Manager, Seychelles Fishing Authority, Seychelles
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6. Illegal Fishing in Seychelles: The Human Dimension
   Albert Nicholas Napier, National Director, Seychelles Seamen Association, Seychelles
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7. Threat to the Natural Resources of Small-scale Fishermen of North Sulawesi
   Dr. Ronald Titahelu, Doctor in Law, Sam Ratulangi University, Indonesia
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1. Illegal Fishing: The Case of Mozambique
   Mr. Simeao Lopes, Director, Instituto de desenvolvimento de Pesca de Pequena escala (IDPPE), Mozambique
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2. Dilemma of Small-Scale Fishers at the Dawn of Industrial Fishing in Kenya
   Dr. S. Mucai Muchiri, Head, Fisheries Department, Moi University, Kenya
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3. Status and Trends of Tanzania's Marine Artisanal Fisheries
   Ms. Narriman S. Jiddawi, Institute of Marine Science, Tanzania
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4. Allocation of Fishing Rights: Artisanal vs Industrial Fisheries
   Mr. Andrew Johnston, Chairperson, Artisanal Fishers Association, South Africa
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5. Traditional Fisheries in Madagascar
   Mr. Felix Randrianasoavina, Executive Secretary, Collectiv of Malagasy Maritime Organizations (COMM), Madagascar
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6. Coastal Area Degradation in Southern Thailand
   Ms. Pisit Charnsnoh, Yadfon Association, Thailand
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7. Coastal Resource Degradation and User-Right Abuse in Bangladesh
   Mr. Prosanta Kumar Roy, Senior Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Establishment, Bangladesh
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8. Coastal Area Degradation on the East Coast of India: Impact on Fishworkers
   Mr. Venkatesh Salagrama, Director, Integrated Coastal Management, India
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9. Multi-use Conflicts: The Case of Maharashtra, India
   Mr. Ram Bhau Patel, National Fishworkers' Forum (NFF), India
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