IFOP researchers present at the Tenth Annual NENRE EFD-Chile Meeting.
November 11th, 2024On October 24 and 25, the Tenth Annual NENRE EFD-Chile Meeting was held at the Colchagua Campus of the University of Talca, Santa Cruz, a conference focused on Environmental and Natural Resources Economics. Researchers from the Fisheries Development Institute (IFOP), Andrea Araya and Pedro Romero, participated in this event.
Researcher Andrea Araya presented progress on her master’s thesis entitled “Searching for a relationship between biomass and the capture of black snail in the Atacama Region,” which analyzes the causal relationship between the rate of biomass renewal and the capture of this resource.
For his part, researcher Pedro Romero acted as a speaker and panelist in the Public Policy session, entitled “Linking science with the environment in environmental problems.” In addition, she presented her research, “Does the management area regime achieve the sustainability of its fisheries? Evaluation of the performance of the AMEB regime in the administrative, bio-fishery and socioeconomic areas”, which examines the progress and challenges in meeting the objectives of the Management Area regime.
The meeting served as a platform to strengthen ties and share knowledge generated in IFOP with researchers and academics at the national level in the field of environmental and natural resource economics.