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
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
@AquacultureWB , Developing sustainable aquaculture to increase fish production , improve nutrition and eradicated poverty.
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Snapshot: Universities in Aquaculture development.
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
(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:
(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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A sustainable aquaculture strategy
Accoding to FAO, A sustainable aquaculture strategy needs: a recognition of the fact that farmers earn a fair reward from farming to ensure that benefits and costs are shared equitably to promote wealth and job …
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Achieving Sustainable Development Goals through aquaculture
Our efforts are to give a hand in achieving The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations. Aquaculture sector is an important player towards SDGs. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)-set by the United Nations …
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EU pledges €6bn to help aquaculture and fishing
(fishupdate.com) THE European Union has set aside more than six billion euros (£5.3 billion) to help fishing and aquaculture businesses move towards a more sustainable future. A total of €6.14 billion will be spread over …
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(fao.org) 2018 edition of The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture
Europe, Japan and the United States of America together accounted for 47 percent of the world’s total food fish consumption in 1961 but only about 20 percent in 2015. Of the global total of 149 million tonnes in 2015, …
