Browsing Sustainable aquaculture by Subject "sis"

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    • Fish for Livelihoods: Small Indigenous Species (SIS) Q&A (Burmese version) 

      Rizaldo, Q.; Aung, L.T.; Quennie Rizaldo: 0000-0002-7958-2618 (2020)
      Type: Poster
      This poster captures the question and answers on where to find the SIS, how to raise the SIS, the possibilites of growing it with other fish species including Rohu and Mrigal. What is SIS partial harvesting, frequency of ...

    • Guidelines for setting up breeding experiments for small indigenous species (SIS) 

      Rajts, F.; Belton, B.; Thilsted, S.H.; Shakuntala Haraksingh Thilsted: 0000-0002-4041-1651 (2022)
      Type: Report
      This report describes in detail steps and considerations in the design of hatchery-based breeding trials for small indigenous fish species (SIS) native to South Asia. The aim of the trials is to develop to replicable protocols ...

    • Nutrition approaches in the Fish for Livelihoods project (Burmese version) 

      Rizaldo, Q.; Karim, M.; Manjurul Karim: 0000-0003-4280-3568 (2020)
      Type: Brief
      This document is a guideline about the nutrition approaches to be followed in Fish for Livelihoods project. Development and printing of communication materials on nutrition and WASH based on the Essential Nutrition Actions ...

    • Selection of small indigenous fish for breeding trials in the states of Assam and Odisha in India 

      Rajts, F.; Belton, B.; Thilsted, S.H.; Shakuntala Haraksingh Thilsted: 0000-0002-4041-1651 (2022)
      Type: Report
      Farming SIS has great potential to increase their availability in the market and make them more accessible to consumers but scaling up production of cultured SIS will require the development of new captive breeding techniques. ...

    • Taking Nutrition-Sensitive Carp-SIS Polyculture Technology to Scale 

      Dubey, S.K. (2022)
      Type: Brief
      Fish is an irreplaceable source of micronutrients in diets in many developing countries, where large numbers of vulnerable people belong to “fish dependent” populations. Small indigenous fish species, collectively referred ...