World Food Prize Laureates Dr. Shakuntala Haraksingh Thilsted (2021) and Dr. Rattan Lal (2020) for a conversation with Dr. Rob Bertram, Chief Scientist, and Mr. Mike Michener

World Food Prize Laureates discuss the path towards sustainable development

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October 28, 2021

Dr Shakuntala Thilsted is the first woman of Asian descent to win an award dubbed the Nobel prize of food

Why fish and aquatic foods are the answer to global hunger

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October 28, 2021

World Food Prize, Nutrition, aquatic food systems

According to the team, all of the surveyed fish farms reared catfish. Only 11 of these farms also reared tilapia. (Photo credit: Pandit from Adobe Stock)

Survey examines fish health to improve aquaculture biosecurity in Nigeria

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October 26, 2021

Aquaculture

Jayanti Rai, a woman fish farmer, taking care of her vegetables garden beside the pond dike for nutrition sensitive aquaculture in Bangladesh. / Noor Alam, WorldFish

The power of small fish to nourish women and children

Posted by WorldFish - 5 minutes read
October 26, 2021

Nutrition, aquatic food systems, World Food Prize

A farmer with seaweed in its culture site in Atauro Island, Timor-Leste. Photo by Jharendu Pant.

Spotlighting seaweed on the global food systems agenda

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October 22, 2021

Aquaculture

World Food Prize Winner Shakuntala Thilsted presents a lecture at Iowa State University in Des Moines. Photo by Finn Thilsted.

World Food Prize Highlights: Aquatic foods make a splash in Des Moines

Posted by WorldFish - 6 minutes read
October 21, 2021

Aquaculture

World Food Prize Laureate Shakuntala Thilsted congratulates CGIAR for 50 years of innovation at CGIAR’s 50th Anniversary celebration. Photo is screenshot of virtual proceedings.

World Food Prize Laureate champions aquatic foods at CGIAR Anniversary

Posted by WorldFish - 5 minutes read
October 21, 2021

Aquaculture

Urebashi Mallick prepares fresh mola in Gobindpur village Odisha India

Rural women revolutionize the fight against malnutrition in Odisha, India

Posted by Kate McMahon - 6 minutes read
October 15, 2021

Small-Scale Fisheries, Capacity Strengthening

Fish drying on the roadside near Tonle Sap Lake in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Photo by Neil Palmer.

Diverse aquatic food production key to sustainable diets, finds new research

Posted by WorldFish - 3 minutes read
October 15, 2021

Aquaculture, Blue economy, One Health

Women empowerment and gender equality can lead to better outcomes for aquatic food systems. Photo by WorldFish.

Four strategies to achieve inclusive and equitable aquatic food systems

Posted by Sean Lee Kuan Shern - 5 minutes read
October 14, 2021

Small-Scale Fisheries, Aquaculture

Aquatic foods are vital for the health and nourishment of three billion people and the livelihoods of eight hundred million people around the world. Photo by David Mills

Global research effort sets the stage for an aquatic food future 

Posted by Kate McMahon - 5 minutes read
October 14, 2021

Aquaculture, Capacity Strengthening

Aquatic foods are a major source of protein, micronutrients and essential fatty acids. Photo by Neil Palmer

Harnessing the nourishing potential of aquatic foods in India

Posted by Sean Lee Kuan Shern - 6 minutes read
October 13, 2021

Aquaculture

The Shanghai Declaration is adopted by acclamation. Photo is screenshot of virtual Zoom proceedings

WorldFish key contributor to formation of Shanghai Declaration

Posted by Sean Lee Kuan Shern - 4 minutes read
October 12, 2021

Aquaculture, Blue economy, One Health, Capacity Strengthening

Community savings groups (CSG) receive matching grants. Photo by Md. Asaduzzaman

Building climate resilience into Bangladesh's coastal communities

Posted by Md. Asaduzzaman - 4 minutes read
October 12, 2021

Aquaculture, One Health, Capacity Strengthening

Jessica Bogard, PhD, works with rural communities in Bangladesh to test fish-based food products.

Former WorldFish researcher awarded prize for young career scientists

Posted by WorldFish - 2 minutes read
October 08, 2021

Aquaculture, Blue economy, One Health, Capacity Strengthening

Colours FM 101.6 hosted a special Women in Aquaculture and Nutrition show in conjunction with the 2021 National Fisheries Week in Bangladesh. Photo captured from Colours FM’s Facebook livestream

Bangladeshi actress Jannatul Peya champions women in aquatic food systems

Posted by Maherin Ahmed - 2 minutes read
October 01, 2021

Blue economy, Capacity Strengthening

Kyi Kyi Than plants rice in an integrated rice-fish system in the Ayeyarwady Delta. Photo by Majken Schmidt Søgaard.

Thinking fish: A prerequisite for multifunctional landscape management

Posted by Matthew McCartney, Sanjiv de Silva - 5 minutes read
September 30, 2021

Nutrition, Food security, Climate change adaptation, Climate change mitigation

Smoked fish under a solar drier in Zambia. Photo by Chosa Mweemba.

5 innovations reducing loss and waste in aquatic food systems

Posted by Kate McMahon - 6 minutes read
September 29, 2021

innovation, Research, Food wastes, Economic losses

Limited options to process aquatic foods can result in decrease in their quantity and quality. Photo by Lydia O'Meara and Baishnaba Ratha

Reducing loss and waste in aquatic food systems a win for food and nutrition

Posted by Sean Lee Kuan Shern - 4 minutes read
September 29, 2021

Food wastes, Economic losses, Research, Supply Chains

Fishermen in Sunamganj, Bangladesh. Photo by Finn Thilsted.

Harnessing diversity within aquatic food systems is key to food and nutrition security

Posted by WorldFish - 4 minutes read
September 27, 2021

Food security, Research, Nutrition, Resilient Small-scale fisheries

Pronoti Rani and her children eat nutrient-rich small fish in their meal in Moulavibazar, Bangladesh. Photo by Mohammad Mahabubur Rahman.

Global demand for aquatic foods set to nearly double by 2050

Posted by WorldFish - 4 minutes read
September 21, 2021

Food security, Research, Nutrition