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Kenya: WorldFish Supports Gender-sensitive Fisheries, Aquaculture Policy for Homa Bay County - ScienceAfrica   


 

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‘Nigeria spends $1.2b yearly to import fish’ - The Nation   


 

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The overlooked solution that could transform COP29 - Fair Planet   


 

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How the state of our oceans is intrinsically linked to human health - new report  The Conversation   
  
 

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The State of The Ocean Is Intrinsically Linked to Human Health - Science Alert   
  
 

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A Pond in the Backyard: Odisha Women Secure Nutrition and Income With Fish Farming - the wire   
  
 

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If we want to build a better future, we all need to eat more fish - Aljazeera   
  
 

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Fish powder in diet curbing malnutrition among kids - The Times of India   
  
 

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Fish powder in meals helps Assam district reduce child malnutrition - The Hindu   
  
 

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Assam- Pilot project successfully combats child malnutrition in Kamrup district - The Economic Times  
  
 

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Will ‘loss and damage’ climate funding reach ocean communities? - Dialog Earth  
  
 

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Opinion: Ocean investments must reach developing countries - dialog.earth  
  
 

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Artemia opens new doors to aquaculture in Bangladesh - Prothomalo  
  
 

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Thriving Oceans Create Nourished Communities and Resilient Food Systems
Foodtank
 
 

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Blue Economy Must Benefit Fishing Communities in Global South, Says WorldFish Chief
Inter Press Service
 

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Solar-powered initiative set to cut post-harvest fish losses in Kenya’s lakeside villages
African Thinker
 

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WorldFish DG, others advocate aquaculture investment to end poverty PUNCH
 

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More Indians are now eating fish, and a lot more of it, finds study The Times of India
 

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Video: Give Someone a Fish, You Feed Them - Unlock the Fish Genome, You Feed the World
Yahoo Finance
 

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Fish genome has potential to improve food security
New Food Magazine
 

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Genome insights unlock GIFT tilapia’s potential for global food security
The Fish Site
 

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First full reference genome for a genetically improved tilapia strain could aid global food security
Global Seafood Alliance
 

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Over 72 per cent Indians eat fish, shows new study
The New Indian Express
 

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Is data transparency the missing bait for Kenyan fishermen?
devex.com
 

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Bangladeshi fish farms ‘need climate data support. Scidev.net
 

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Dr Essam Yassin Mohammed interview INFOFISH International 
 

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Singapore launches fish farm in a shipping container to bolster food security: The Telegraph
 

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Cage fish farming could be the future in East Africa, Devex

 

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WorldFish’s Essam Mohammed: Africa on the brink of aquaculture transformation,Seafood Source

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WorldFish and Norway promote renewable energy for Egyptian aquaculture, The Fish Site

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WorldFish engages local partners to produce affordable feeds, Farmers Review Africa

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WorldFish holds training on marine conservation at Teknaf, Daily Observer
 

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WorldFish G3 Rohu' handed over to the Bangladesh Fisheries Research Institute, The Business Standard

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Some Notes on AI Use in Education, Fishery and Medicine. Penang Monthly
 

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The EU would be wise to invest in African aquaculture and fisheries, EuroNews

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How a power couple made fortune out of a fish, The Business Standard

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Women take the lead in promoting nutrition-sensitive aquaculture in Odisha, Mongabay

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Aquaculture students produce 10 000 catfish fingerlings, The Sunday Mail

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Proper use of seaweed will boost blue economy, Bangladesh Post

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How small-scale fisheries are big contributor to jobs, diets – The Times of India

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Diversifying fish species and sources provide a flexible pathway to food and nutrition security – Phys.org

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Key tilapia genome offers boost to global food security – Phys.org

 

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