The Resilient Aquatic Food Systems Initiatives (RAqFS) focuses on research-for development to catalyze the scaling of transformative innovations, policies and approaches to support aquatic foods in delivering more sustainable ...

Aquaculture plays an increasingly important role in meeting the rising global demand for fish fuelled by economic and demographic growth. However, in many middle-income countries, aquaculture is constrained by rising labour ...

Seeds and feeds are among the most important inputs required for sustainable aquaculture industry development in any country worldwide. However, the value chain analysis of seeds and feeds in most developing countries ...

Agribusinesses are an integral part of the Kenyan economy and, while facing many challenges, have shown to be adaptable to local and international conditions. These agribusiness case studies success stories provide insights ...

In 2022, the FishFirst! Zambia team returned to Lake Kariba to implement the second phase of their research, which focused on providing nutrition training, conducting cooking demonstrations and implementing sensory panels ...

Over the past decade, the aquaculture sector in Ghana has experienced tremendous growth—driven mainly by large-scale cage aquaculture. Pond aquaculture, traditionally extensive and with limited external inputs, has been ...

Presentation of PeskAAS system and the novel integration of near-real-time nutrition modelling of catches for use in Timor-Leste fisheries management and food balance sheet

Aquatic food production in Tanzania has substantial room to grow as multiple indicators of fishery performance are lower than expected. Tanzania’s population growth is outpacing the rate of growth in the aquatic food supply, ...

Fish Improving Nutrition Flipbook containing four different interactive sessions that promote fish consumption of tilapia/nile fish, building fish deboning skills, and a budgeting activity for nutritious food. Information, ...

Lafaek Community Magazine 1-pager promoting fish consumption particularly for pregnant women and young children, disseminated at national level to 50% of households in Timor-Leste starting in February 2023. Also printed ...