Fisheries
Fisheries statistics come from a whole range of sources including Household Income and Expenditure Surveys and Population Censuses. These statistics include things such as:
- Number of households involved in fishing
- Proportion of household income which comes from fisheries
- Proportion of the labour force engaging in fishing as their main or second activity
- Proportion of household food expenditure spent on fish and shellfish
For additional information relating to fisheries please go to our Fisheries, Aquaculture and Marine Ecosystems Division.
1 - No Poverty2 - Zero Hunger3 - Good Health and Well-Being4 - Quality Education5 - Gender Equality6 - Clean Water and Sanitation7 - Affordable and Clean Energy8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth9 - Industry Innovation and Infrastructure10 - Reduced Inequalities11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities12 - Responsible Consumption and Production13 - Climate Action14 - Life Below Water15 - Life Land16 - Peace Justice and Strong Institutions17 - Partnerships GoalsSustainable Development Goals
Key Chart
News
Topic Dataflows
PDH.stat datasets
Key Reports
pdfAquatic food consumption in the Pacific region
PDF | 1.46 MB
pdfProfil démographique de Wallis et Futuna, basé sur le recensement de 2003
PDF | 5.99 MB | Broustet D., Beccalossi, Gladys
pdfCook Islands 2001 Census Report
PDF | 583.68 KB
pdfNiue household and population census 2017
PDF | 2.41 MB | Anon.