Millions of viewers, including 300,000 from coastal fishing communities across East Africa and audiences worldwide on YouTube, have tuned in to three special episodes of Shamba Shape Up pr
In May 6-8, 2025, in Mombasa, Kenya, Annual Planning and Partner Meeting took place for Asia-Africa BlueTech Superhighway (AABS) project.
TILAPIA 2025, the 5th edition of the series, will be held in collaboration with the 13th International Symposium on Tilapia in Aquaculture (ISTA13); the University of Arizona; US Soybean Export Council (USSEC); and with the technical support from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
Themed "Innovation, Integration and Profitability in Tilapia Aquaculture: Modernisation for a New Era", TILAPIA 2025 will present updates on the production status of global, regional and major tilapia producing countries.
The International Sustainability Congress (ISC) 2025 is a two-day flagship event themed “Preserving Biodiversity, Driving Sustainable Futures”. In conjunction with the, "Love Our Turtle: IKHTIAR Foundation Call-to-Action Campaign," this congress brings together government leaders, businesses, NGOs, communities, and youth to drive real action on biodiversity, ESG, and sustainability.
A virtual training program will be held to explore a set of innovative solutions, tips and techniques of certification and sustainability standards in aquaculture with showcasing a set of different case studies.
“In 2013, a WorldFish-organized visit to Bangladesh transformed how I run my hatchery, introducing me to advanced technologies at the Bangladesh Fisheries Research Institute and le
The Africa Food Systems Forum 2025 is a premier gathering of public and private sector leaders, policymakers, researchers, development partners, and youth champions dedicated to transforming food systems across the continent. Hosted under the leadership of H.E. Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar FAYE, President of the Republic of Senegal, this year’s forum will focus on the theme, “Africa’s Youth Leading Collaboration, Innovation, and Implementation of Agri-Food Systems Transformation.”
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Hatchery-based mass seed production of Small Indigenous Species (SIS) represents a vital innovation in strengthening resilient and nutrition-sensitive aquatic food systems.
On Inhaca Island in southern Mozambique, a group of young people have been trying something new. With support from Eduardo Mondlane University, they’ve begun farming fast-growing seaweed species.