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A Call for Youth Leadership in Africa’s Blue Future (opens the original)
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“The future of the ocean must be shaped by young people, not merely shaped for young people.” Young people are increasingly being recognized not only as future beneficiaries of ocean policies but as essential partners in designing them. At the Youth Leadership Summit, held ahead of the 11th Our Ocean Conference (OOC11) in Mombasa, Kenya, more than 100 youth delegates, maritime cadets, entrepreneurs and policy advocates gathered to explore how the next generation can help build a more sustainable
New Research Strengthens the Case for Investing in Africa’s Fisheries and Aquaculture (opens the original)
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Fisheries and aquaculture are widely recognised for their contribution to food security, nutrition and livelihoods across Africa. New research published in Marine Policy showing that their economic value extends further, with increased fish production associated with growth in GDP per capita. Examining 35 years of data from Egypt, Kenya, Madagascar, Nigeria and South Africa the study analyses capture fisheries and aquaculture separately to understand how each contributes to national economic gro
Laying the Foundation for Climate-Resilient Aquaculture in Zambia (opens the original)
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Aquaculture is an important part of Zambia’s national strategy to improve food security, alleviate rural poverty, and build a sustainable blue economy. Zambia’s smallholder farmers, and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) remain a growing part of the sector, helping close the country’s affordable animal protein deficit, even as they continue to face constraints in accessing finance, quality inputs and markets. As climate change makes pond conditions increasingly variable and difficult to predict
Locally Led Adaptation Strengthens Resilience and Livelihoods of Fishers and Fish Farmers in Timor-Leste (opens the original)
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In the Small Island Developing State of Timor-Leste, where 42 percent of the population live below the national poverty line, communities that rely on aquatic resources face a harsh reality. Droughts, water shortages, and extreme weather, exacerbated by climate change, threaten their aquatic resources, putting livelihoods and food security at growing risk. In response, the project “Strengthening the Adaptive Capacity, Resilience and Biodiversity Conservation Ability of Fisheries and Aquaculture-
Solomon Islands Students Grow Skills for Healthier, More Resilient Food Systems (opens the original)
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For Form 1 student Fitrol Vavu, one of the most memorable parts of a recent organic farming training was discovering how waste from homes and markets could be turned into compost. During a practical session at the WorldFish Nusatupe Innovation Hub, Fitrol learned how organic waste could be used to improve soil health and support local food production. “I find the black soldier fly composting very interesting,” said Fitrol, who attends Gizo Community High School. “It shows me other ways of making
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