Children’s TV series promotes gender equality and fish-based nutrition in Bangladesh
A new children’s TV series promoting fish-based nutrition, gender equality, and women’s involvement in aquaculture has reached almost 600,000 people in Bangladesh.
A new children’s TV series promoting fish-based nutrition, gender equality, and women’s involvement in aquaculture has reached almost 600,000 people in Bangladesh.
Zambia’s emerging aquaculture sector is set to be a key supplier of fish and other aquatic foods in sub-Saharan Africa. The sector already employs approximately 13,000 people.
Prof. Eddie Allison, WorldFish’s interim director of science and research, was named in the world’s top 0.1 percent of researchers.
WorldFish is a global leader in aquatic food systems research and innovation for healthy people and planet.
WorldFish is a global leader in aquatic food systems research and innovation for healthy people and planet.
WorldFish is a global leader in aquatic food systems research and innovation for healthy people and planet. Science and partnerships are the foundation of our work.
Global policymakers and development funders have been urged to think of fish and other aquatic species as a critical solution to food insecurity,