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A Philippine Agenda for Food Security: Urgent Steps toward Sustainable Fisheries
Current fisheries thrusts in the Philippines are not enough to promote food security. There is a need to completely refocus the strategies for ensuring a reliable, affordable domestic supply of fish or, "fish security", rather than "fisheries modernization". National government must adopt a fisheries management framework strategy anchored on integrated coastal management (ICM) that emphasizes participatory planning, implementing and monitoring of sustainable uses of coastal resources, and focused on real fish security for the benefit of all fisheries users, with a bias toward the majority of stakeholders, the municipal fishers.

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