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Chapter 10Synthesis and Lessons LearnedSena S. De Silva , F. Brian Davy , and Michael J. PhillipsAbstract This synthesis now returns our discussions to some of the ideas andquestions that were posed in the introduction by reexamining them from the pointof view of the lessons learned from the selected cases. These issues are then furtherexamined as part of a broader set of lessons learned around successes in aquaculturewith the aim of developing improved guidance or influencing strategies aroundpossible steps to follow; steps in the further development of this set of ideas, andindeed in the sector as a whole.The original purposes in developing the case studies presented before were to:• highlight experiences in aquaculture development which have led to positivesocial change and negligible ecosystem impacts• provide a better understanding of the factors and approaches leading to sustainableaquaculture growth combined with positive societal changes• show that small scale farmers have incentives for and can act responsibly• provide a direction for future policy change and collective improvement toensure sustainability of the sector, and• attempt to mitigate negative public perceptions of aquacultureWe feel that the cases do add flesh to our purposes bearing in mind that these arepart of a longer term process involving issues which need continued attention.10.1 An Evolving View of SuccessAt the outset, it is important to attempt to determine or define what success is andwhen it is apparent that success could be seen or measured and evaluated in itsmany forms. For the present purposes, it was suggested that success can be seen asS.S. De Silva ()Network of Aquaculture Centres in Asia-Pacific , PO Box 1040 Kasetsart Campus , Bangkok ,10903 , Thailande-mail: sena.desilva@enaca.orgS.S. De Silva and F.B. Davy (eds.), Success Stories in Asian Aquaculture,© Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010187
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