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.
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pdfKiribati agriculture and fisheries report – Based on the analysis of the 2020 population and housing census. Tarawa.
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pdfLabour in Kiribati: based on analysis of the 2019/20 household income and expenditure survey
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pdfEnquête budget des familles à Wallis et Futuna – 2020: vol 3 : analyse de la consummation alimentaire
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pdfTonga 2021 HIES Report
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