A project to identify Nile tilapia ‘super strains’ in the Philippines will help to increase the living standards of poor fish farmers and consumers, create new employment opportunities and provide
Farmers from southwest Bangladesh attended a knowledge fair hosted earlier this month by WorldFish to collaborate on the design of a research project to achieve their community-led objectives.
An improved breed of Nile tilapia that grows 30% faster than non-improved strains is helping to increase aquaculture productivity and food security in Ghana.
Two improved strains of Nile tilapia that grow 30% faster and heavier than non-improved strains are helping to increase aquaculture productivity and food security in West Africa and Egypt.
The Asia-Pacific's Coral Triangle Initiative needs to increase its focus on the food security of the region′s marine-resource dependent people, a new study suggests.
Rural women play a major role in improving the overall well-being of their households and communities by achieving food and nutrition security, generating income and improving rural livelihoods.
The long-term impact of freshwater allocation as demand increases and quality and availability decline is a major societal challenge, a new study claims.
WorldFish hosted an open day on Monday 15 October 2012 at its Abbassa research center in Sharkia, Egypt to showcase its latest research and development initiatives, with the support of the Minister