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.
Carp farming is a cornerstone of food and income for millions of people in Bangladesh. But until now, there has been little hard data on how diverse these small-scale farms really are.
Fishers at two recent fishers’ forums in Zanzibar said they needed better prices for their fish, as well as support and guidance to improve their catches.
British High Commissioner to Tanzania, Marianne Young, and the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) East Africa Head, Lisa Mackie joined WorldFish and national partner, Zanzi
The 3rd UN Ocean Conference (UNOC) closed out in Nice, June 2–9, seeking to accelerate action and mobilize all actors to conserve and sustainably use the ocean.