3rd National Forum in Timor-Leste Celebrates Aquaculture Successes and Pinpoints Opportunities
Stakeholders reaffirmed their ongoing support to scale aquaculture in Timor-Leste for improved livelihoods and food and nutrition security.
What Does the Future Hold for Sustainable Ocean and Aquatic Food Systems in Africa?
The 2024 Ocean Innovation Africa conference, held February 20-22 in Cape Town, South Africa, provided a fascinating glimpse into the future of sustainable aquatic food systems as part of sustainabl
Zambia Enhances Climate Change Resilience in Fisheries and Aquaculture with Innovative Digital Information Systems
Digital fisheries information systems are vital in providing climate information services (CIS) to small-scale fishers and aquaculture farmers.
We Need to Scale Up Climate Innovations for Aquaculture Resilience
Imagine nurturing fish from spawn to sale, only for a sudden flood or cyclone to wipe out an entire season’s work overnight.
The Genetic Improvement Program Training Enhancing Skills among Government Officers in Zambia
An intensive two-day training workshop on Tilapia genetics analysis in the Copperbelt province of Zambia was held by WorldFish recently. The training gave insights into key issues to consider when
Tripura Reigns Supreme in India's Fish Consumption League, New Study Shows
An eye-opening study that's set to shake up dinner tables across India has crowned Tripura as the undisputed champion of fish consumption, with Punjab, Rajasthan and Haryana eating the least fish,
Radical innovation to buzzword bingo: the spread of gender-transformative approaches in agricultural research-for-development
New research identifies the drivers of gender transformative approaches (GTAs) in agricultural research-for-development (A4RD) organizations, while also raising serious concerns about how the rush
Ponds of prosperity: Sustained interventions boost aquaculture and nutrition security in Myanmar
Sustained interventions to promote best management practices (BMPs) and improve nutrition have shown promising results among small-scale aquaculture producers in Myanmar, according to a new study f