Tackling Hidden Losses: A New Guide to Strengthen Small-Scale Aquatic Food Systems
The small-scale fisheries and aquaculture sectors are cornerstones of food security and economic stability in many regions.
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WorldFish @ AAED 2025
The ASEAN Australia Education Dialogue (AAED) 2025 convenes in UNESCO World Heritage George Town Penang, Malaysia, bringing together thought leaders, researchers, students, policymakers, and change-makers from across the region.
Charting a Sustainable Future for Mollusc Production in Southeast Asia
Across Southeast Asia, mollusc farmers are adapting to a changing sea.
A Fish for the Future: How the Abbassa Tilapia Strain Provides an Aquaculture Solution for Arid Region
Community-Led Advocacy: Engaging Local Governments and Partners for Successful Fish-Based Nutrition Pilots in Assam
Under the Assam Agribusiness and Rural Transformation Project (APART), WorldFish has spearheaded innovative, community-focused interventions to promote fish-based nutrition and strengthen local eng
Grappling with Diversity in Small-Scale Fisheries
Small-scale fisheries feed millions and employ more than 60 million people worldwide.
Spreading the Wave: IMTA Redefining Sustainable Aquaculture at the World Aquaculture Society Conference
The world’s oceans are vital for global food security if managed wisely.
New Global Guidebook to Help Practitioners Cut Post-Harvest Loss in Small-Scale Fisheries and Aquaculture
WorldFish and partners have launched the first comprehensive practitioner-focused framework built specifically for small-scale fisheries and aquaculture.
A Mozambique-Tanzania Learning Visit on Seaweed Upskills and Empowers Women and Youth
Seven youth and women from the Tany Cooperative, based on Inhaca Island off the coast of Maputo Bay, Mozambique, participated in a six-day learning visit to Zanzibar, Tanzania from September 14-19,