Awareness Raising on Small Fish Powder and Training on Agricultural Techniques for School Garden

Abstract

Under funding support from International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management (ICLARM), Scaling for Impact Science Program under Area of Work 2 (Aow2) “Enhance productivity, resilience, and nutrition-sensitive outcomes in Cambodia’s integrated fisheries and agriculture systems through improved management of rice-field fisheries (RFF), Community Fish Refuges (CFRs), and integrated pond-dike cropping systems to support sustainable practices and scaling.” the project aims to integrate homestead aquaculture and vegetable gardening at households and schools, establish market linkages, and integrate fish powder into the School Meal Program as part of the next scaling initiative. During the project implementation, the project conducted a series of nutritional trainings on small fish and small fish powder, and agricultural knowledge for school garden.