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  • THE “INFANT INDUSTRY “- FLOATING FISH CAGES IN LAKE VICTORIA.

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on February 3, 2019February 3, 2019

    Aquaculture without borders is going to point out some issues based on already numerous reports and news  regarding floating fish cages in lake victoria. According to professor Wellington Otieno , Findings show that cage aquaculture …

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  • Sustainable Blue Economy Conference

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on November 26, 2018

    The Sustainable Blue Economy Conference is the first global conference on the sustainable blue economy. Over 4,000 participants from around the world are coming together to learn how to build a blue economy that: Harnesses …

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  • Aquaculture Expansion.

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on November 11, 2018November 11, 2018

    (aquaculturewithoutborders.blog) . The driving force in aquaculture development is multifaceted based on its ultimate goal- either economic gain, foods security and proper nutrition. Players in this field range from commercial producers, rural folk and venture …

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  • Africans push for sustainable aquaculture

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on October 5, 2018October 5, 2018

    (thefishsite.com) The projected rapid growth of the aquaculture sector in Africa needs timely interventions to mitigate its potential negative impacts on the continent’s critical aquatic ecosystems, according to leading experts. Personnel from key national, international …

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  • Impact Aquaculture

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on September 9, 2018

    Aquaculture without borders‏ @AquacultureWB  The key indicators of #ImpactAquaculture are #increasedincome and #environmentalprotection regardless of whether it’s a small scale or huge aquaculture venture.

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  • Sustainable Aquaculture

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on September 9, 2018

    Aquaculture without borders‏ @AquacultureWB  The use of small water bodies/reserviors for #intensive #aquaculture isn’t sustainable while considering the #environmental impact. # is the way to go.

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  • Our Twitter handle @AquacultureWB

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on September 9, 2018September 9, 2018

    @AquacultureWB , Developing sustainable aquaculture to increase fish production , improve nutrition and eradicated poverty.

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  • Snapshot: Universities in Aquaculture development.

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on September 1, 2018

    It’s in record that aquaculture is the fastest growing form of animal production. This trend is driven by recent changes in food preference – increased consumption of white meat, diversification of economic activities, increased income …

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  • Vietnam is currently ranked as the fourth-largest producer of seafood from aquaculture

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on August 10, 2018August 10, 2018

    (seafoodsource.com) Vietnam has set an ambitious goal of becoming a leading country in aquaculture – specifically in the productive development of its coastal marine environment. Currently ranked as the fourth-largest producer of seafood from aquaculture, …

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  • Women in aquaculture:

    Posted by Aquaculture Without Borders (AWB) on August 8, 2018August 8, 2018

    (thefishsite.com) Dr Flower Msuya, chairperson and facilitator at the Zanzibar Seaweed Cluster Initiative (ZaSCI) works in villages in Zanzibar to study climate change, modify farming methods and add value to seaweed. As the Tanzanian island’s …

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