From Mafia Island to Lubumbashi – Capturing Regional Nuances in Fish Loss Assessment
From October to December 2024, WorldFish researchers conducted a comprehensive post-harvest fish loss assessment in the ‘Dagaa’ fish value chain, spanning from Tumbuju in Mafia Island, Tanzania, to
Assessing Fish Loss and Waste Through a Gender-Responsive Lens
In December 2024, a leading-edge study by WorldFish and partners began uncovering how gender dynamics influence fish loss and waste in fisheries value chains. Researchers launched the study in Mom
Empowering Samkhuy Village through Community-Led Change and Gender-Inclusive Leadership
Samkhuy Community Fisheries (CFi), located along the Sekong River in Stung Treng Province, Cambodia, has 242 members, including 134 women.
Can Affordable Fish Feed Save Nigeria’s Aquaculture Industry?
Aquaculture is a growing industry in Nigeria, playing a crucial role in enhancing food security, nutrition, and livelihoods.
Strengthening an Eco-Credit Program in Tanzania for Coastal Conservation and Sustainable Fisheries Management
The Asia–Africa BlueTech Superhighway (AABS) is working with partners to evaluate and strengthen the MKUBA eco-credit program which is designed
SEC’s 85th Aquaculture Production Training Program on Recent Technology of the In Pond Raceway Farming System
A virtual training program will be held to explore innovative solutions, tips, and techniques of the In-Pond Raceway System (IPRS), showcasing a set of different case studies.
Peskas Brings Small-Scale Fisheries Into the Digital Age
A new paper in SoftwareX describes the design and impact of Peskas, a free software to monitor and visualize sm
WorldFish @ Nutrition for Growth (N4G)
Nutrition for Growth (N4G) is a global pledge moment to drive greater action toward ending malnutrition and helping ensure everyone, everywhere, can reach their full potential. Over the past decade, the governments of the United Kingdom, Brazil, Japan, and France each stepped up to mobilize N4G nutrition commitments against the backdrop of the Olympics—a symbol of health, strength, and human potential.