Artisanal fisheries in the context of hunger and the Millennium development goals

Abstract

This essay highlights the incongruities of Agenda 2030 in relation to artisanal fishing in Brazil, reflecting on the impact of the morpho-functional concept traditionally applied to artisanal fisheries by official organizations and heedless academics, which has led to the silencing of traditional marine communities. An effective strategy for removing traditional knowledge science from the management process and protecting the Marine Biome. The Sustainable Development Goals, which are intrinsic to fisheries, imply that all stakeholders in environmental justice and the blue economy should take responsibility in their daily lives to conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources, protect marine life, achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, men and boys, end hunger, achieve food security and eradicate poverty in all its forms everywhere.