Sustainable fishing in the Gambia River
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The main objective will be to enable the local fishermen to carry out their work and, in this way, to be able to make a living from their work, thus being self-sufficient and autonomous, both in the immediate present
and in the near future. In this way, this will be the legacy to their children so that the project will be sustainable and replicable in time and space.
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