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Title page 1

Contents 4

Acknowledgements 2

1.0. Introduction 6

1.1. Challenges for Fisheries in a Changing World 6

1.2. The Role of Nature-Based Solutions 6

2.0. NbS in the Aquaculture Sector 8

2.1. Aquaculture: A rapidly expanding sector 8

2.2. A Need for Sustainable and Equitable Models of Aquaculture 8

2.3. Nature-Based Solutions 9

2.4. Extending the NbS Concept to Aquaculture 10

2.5. Examples of NbS in Aquaculture 12

2.5.1. Integrated Rice-Fish Farming Systems 12

2.5.2. Living Fish Houses 13

2.5.3. Non-Fed Aquaculture 13

3.0. Integrating Climate Resilience and Biodiversity Into Inclusive Aquaculture Practice and Policy in Fiji 14

3.1. Climate Change 15

3.2. Tenure Systems 15

3.3. Market Access 15

3.4. Capacity 16

3.5. Policy Environment for NbS in Aquaculture in Fiji 16

3.5.1. Climate Resilience 17

3.5.2. Biodiversity 17

3.5.3. Fisheries Sector 18

3.5.4. Development 19

3.5.5. Policy Coherence for NbS in Aquaculture in Fiji 19

3.5.6. Alignment Gaps and Sectoral Opportunities 19

4.0. Integrating Climate Resilience, Biodiversity Conservation, and Human Well-Being Into NbS in Aquaculture: Key recommended actions 21

5.0. Summary 24

References 25

Appendix A. Policies and Plans Relevant to Nature-Based Solutions in Aquaculture in Fiji 31

Tables 5

Table 1. Frameworks related to NbS in aquaculture 12

Table 2. Policies and plans relevant to NbS in aquaculture in Fiji 16

Figures 5

Figure 1. What are NbS in aquaculture? 11

Figure 2. Core enabling requirements to align biodiversity, climate, fisheries, and development policies in support of NbS in aquaculture 20

Boxes 5

Box 1. AQUA-Pearl 7