Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing threatens marine ecosystems, food security, and regional stability in Southeast Asia. To equip policymakers with actionable insights, the Stimson Center developed a data-driven IUU Fishing Risk Assessment framework, adapted from the Environmental Security Program’s Climate and Ocean Risk Vulnerability Initiative (CORVI).
This methodology evaluates key economic, environmental, and governance risk factors, enabling targeted interventions in high-risk areas. The findings and resources of this project not only illuminate the scale and impact of IUU fishing but also provide practical policy recommendations to enhance maritime security and promote sustainable fisheries management across the region.
Learn more about our work on IUU Fishing in Southeast Asia.
Featured Speakers
Brian Eyler, Director and Senior Fellow, Southeast Asia and Energy, Water, and Sustainability Program, Stimson Center
Carolyn Gruber, Deputy Director and Fellow, Environmental Security Program, Stimson Center
Madelyn MacMurray, Research Assistant, Environmental Security Program, Stimson Center
