WorldFish Scientist working in GIFT research

Pioneering Sustainable Aquaculture with GIFT and Genomics 

Posted by David, Wardell - 2 minutes read
March 21, 2024

Genetic improvement

Triple Blessing Zambia

Boosting Local Fish Supply Chain in Luwingu, Zambia

Posted by Netsayi Mudege, Keagan Kakwasha , Henry Kanyembo - 4 minutes read
January 24, 2024

Food supply chains

Digital climate information and advisory services for de-risking aquatic food systems

Digital climate information and advisory services for de-risking aquatic food systems

Posted by WorldFish - 1 minute read
January 19, 2024

A Day with a Small-Scale Fishing Community at Kanamai Beach, Kenya

Posted by Jerome Bossuet - 3 minutes read
December 18, 2023

VIPs tour Colocau GIFT hatchery

Inauguration of Colocau's GIFT hatchery: A milestone in Timor-Leste's aquaculture development

Posted by Kate Melinda Bevitt - 4 minutes read
November 06, 2023

Aquaculture, Small scale aquaculture, Livelihoods, Nutrition

Panelists from the 'Thriving Africa with Aquatic Foods' side event at the AGRF

WorldFish highlights aquatic foods for Africa’s food systems transformation

Posted by Agness Chileya - 4 minutes read
September 15, 2023

Aquaculture economics, aquatic foods, Food systems, Food security

WorldFish co-developed science-driven policies that are securing sustainable livelihoods and nourishment for millions in Myanmar.

Science-driven Policy Change to Restore Healthy Fish Stocks in Myanmar

Posted by WorldFish - 2 minutes read
August 24, 2023

WorldFish is working with the government to scale CBRM to communities throughout the Solomon Islands. Photo: Filip Milovac

Institutionalizing Community Based Resource Management in Solomon Islands

Posted by WorldFish - 2 minutes read
August 24, 2023

The project collaborated with the Odisha Government’s Mission Shakti initiative, distributing approximately 15,000 fry to women’s self- help groups for stocking in publicly owned tanks.

Scientific Innovation Opens Door for Mass Mola Breeding to Nourish India

Posted by WorldFish - 3 minutes read
August 24, 2023

Roberto Bau Maria, a fish farmer in Leohitu, grew his business and brings home more fish to eat. Photo: Kate Bevitt

The GIFT that keeps on giving – from Timor-Leste to Nigeria

Posted by WorldFish - 2 minutes read
August 23, 2023

Mfune assisting a farmer to stock their pond. Photo: Mary Lundeba

Trained “aquapreneurs” benefit women and communities in Zambia and Malawi

Posted by WorldFish - 3 minutes read
August 23, 2023

Hassan Ali Abdelrahman, a fish farmer and trainee, applied his learnings to increase his income and resilience. Photo: Heba El Begawi

Fostering climate-smart aquaculture innovations and enterprises in Egypt

Posted by WorldFish - 3 minutes read
August 04, 2023

The revenues from Artemia and aquaculture have boosted Nurul Absar’s income as a farmer. Photo: Shahriar

Climate-adapted livelihoods and nutrition with Artemia in Bangladesh

Posted by WorldFish - 2 minutes read
August 03, 2023

distributing tilapia

Locally-farmed tilapia distributed to flood victims in Dili, Timor-Leste

Posted by Kate Melinda Bevitt - 5 minutes read
August 23, 2021

Aquaculture, Small-scale aquaculture, Tilapia, COVID-19

‘Bringing a change’ in women’s equitable involvement in aquaculture

Posted by Kate Melinda Bevitt - 4 minutes read
March 09, 2021

Entrepreneurship, Food security, Gender, Livelihoods

African women join forces to overcome COVID-19 challenges in aquatic food systems

Posted by Matthew O'Leary - 8 minutes read
March 05, 2021

COVID-19, Development, fish value chains, Fisheries

Gender assumptions harm progress on climate adaption and resilience, new study finds

Posted by WorldFish - 3 minutes read
March 04, 2021

Climate Action, Climate change, Coastal communities, Conservation

Savings groups support women’s financial independence during COVID-19 in Bangladesh

Posted by Tasnuva Zaman - 5 minutes read
March 04, 2021

COVID-19, Development, Fisheries, Gender

‘A huge benefit’: 2nd public-private-partnership tilapia hatchery opens in Lautem, Timor-Leste

‘A huge benefit’: 2nd public-private-partnership tilapia hatchery opens in Lautem, Timor-Leste

Posted by Kate Melinda Bevitt - 5 minutes read

Fish farming, Food security, Nutrition, Small-scale aquaculture