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Study sheds new light on intensification of aquaculture

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As the floodwaters recede, are Kerala’s 'heroic' fishers getting their due?

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Nigeria workshop seeks to scale up proven technologies, boost aquaculture production in West and Central Africa

Read more about Nigeria workshop seeks to scale up proven technologies, boost aquaculture production in West and Central Africa

Participants from several West and Central African countries, including Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Benin and Cameroon, will convene in Abuja, Nigeria on 6–7 August 2018 to discuss approaches to

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WorldFish and the International Rice Research Institute to host Myanmar’s first international scientific symposium on rice-fish systems

Read more about WorldFish and the International Rice Research Institute to host Myanmar’s first international scientific symposium on rice-fish systems

WorldFish and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), under the patronage of H.E. Dr.

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Fisheries and aquaculture will benefit from new agreement

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One man’s trash: Marine litter affecting ocean life, resilience of small-scale fisheries

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Transforming lives: Market-led aquaculture in Africa

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Let them eat carp: Farmed fish is helping to fight hunger

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Private sector collaboration boosts aquaculture development in Africa

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Modified Secchi disk improves fish farm management for smallholders in Sierra Leone

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