ABOUT US
​“Artisonal is an organization that attempts to contribute to the sustainability of fisheries by taking an inclusive, participative, and social approach. Backed by a large team of collaborators and direct actors on land along the Peruvian coast”
"Our collaborators are highly skilled and knowledgeable about the unique characteristics of each fishery around the Peruvian coast."
OUR TEAM
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REPRESENTATIVES
ELIZABETH GUTIERREZ
Extensive knowledge of handling procedures, training, and approaches for reducing bycatch.
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ELOY ARONI
Experience in the design of training programs, the use of new technologies, and their application to fisheries management, surveillance, and traceability.
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PRISCILA VERASTEGUI
Specialist in innovation and entrepreneurship for the development of sustainable business models, experience in responsible trade for artisanal fishing and social impact
COLLABORATORS
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IVONNE VIVAR
Fisheries Management and Climate Change
Lima | Peru
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FRANCISCO CORDOVA
Applied research
La Paz | Mexico
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CINTHIA ZARABIA
Data scientist
Lima | Perú
TREVOR EAKES
Innovation in aquaculture
Inverness | Scotland
DIEGO CAMPOS
Environmental and Earth Systems
Brussels | Belgium
MARICELL ARMAS
Ecology and Biodiversity
Lima | Peru
MELANIE PAJUELO
Socio-Economic Projects
Lima | Peru
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SHIA INGUIL
Communications Officer
Lima | Peru
PERCY BAYONA
Artisanal Fisheries
La Islilla | Piura
ALEJANDRA TRAVEZAÑO
Fisheries Analyst
Lima | Peru
ARMANDO PAREDES
Port Inspector
Paita | Piura
LUIS BANCAYAN
Fishery Obrserver
Acapulco | Tumbes
“Our port collaborators are men and women who work in fishing and have a natural knowledge of the fishing dynamics around the main ports and landing points of the Peruvian coast”
PARTNERS IN THE PORT
Men and Women of sea
“As a woman, I know how difficult it is to be included in a job where almost everyone is a man, but I made a way for myself. And I want to continue supporting from where I am, the projects that seek to improve my community and the women of the sea."
Fiorella Chuctaya, Shipowner and Fisher
Ilo Port, Peru