The philippine fisheries
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The Philippine fisheries industry plays an important role in the economy and food security of the Philippines. It provides livelihood for over a million Filipinos and accounts for around 5% of the country's GDP. However, overfishing and illegal fishing threaten the sustainability of fisheries resources if not properly managed.
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