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Creator:: McElroy, Seamus
Abstract:: Indonesia in 2012 will catch above 0.5 million tonnes of tuna and a further 0.4 million tonnes of tuna-like species. This represents 11% of the total world tuna catch and makes Indonesia the largest catching nation, a position previously held by Japan. Indonesia plays a major role in the world...
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Full Text:: McElroy-450 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings

Creator:: D’Almeida, Arsene and Doi, Masanori
Abstract:: Farmer-to-farmer extension approach was introduced for small-scale freshwater aquaculture development in the seven provinces of the southern Benin in the course of a technical cooperation project of Japan. Firstly, some relatively active and capable fish farmers were selected and trained together with extension officers of the government to be "core...
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Full Text:: d'almeida-128 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings

Creator:: Morake, Khumo Sanny Hermina
Abstract:: In order to ensure sustainable aquaculture development basic elements needs to be taken into consideration, i.e. environmental, social and economic aspects. Most of the research focuses on the environmental aspects and very little of the social and economic aspects. There is no doubt that when dealing with sector development, socio-economic...
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Full Text:: Morake-246 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings An

Creator:: Charo-Karisa, Harrison, Wilson Gichuri, Maina, Nyonje, Betty, Opyo, Mary, Mbugua, Henry, Ngugi, Charles, and Micheni Ntiba, Japheth
Abstract:: Africa has traditionally depended on capture fisheries for most of its fish and fish products. However, with capture fisheries dwindling and human population increasing, alternative sources have become necessary. Although practiced for many decades, East African fish farming has been funded by donors whose main interest has been on subsistence...
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Full Text:: Charo-Karisa-368 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings The

Creator:: Shallard, Bruce
Abstract:: This paper discusses the development of aquaculture in the countries of the Gulf Cooperating Council (GCC) with particular emphasis on Oman and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Aquaculture in the GCC countries, with some notable exceptions, has been slow to develop, with investors reluctant to invest in aquaculture projects that...
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Full Text:: Shallard-166 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings

Creator:: Macaria, Sammy and Amadiva, Judith
Abstract:: Abstract Only. Commercial aquaculture is gaining momentum in Kenya with farmers looking at it as viable enterprises especially in rural areas. Market for farmed fish in Kenya is quite promising with fish prices in several parts of the country ranging from KES 150 (USD 1.8) per kg. This indicates a...
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Full Text:: Macaria-455 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings

Creator:: Egna, Hillary and Ichien, Stephanie
Abstract:: The Aquaculture & Fisheries Collaborative Research Support Program (AquaFish CRSP) fosters the development of technological innovations in aquaculture and fisheries to provide direct results for increased production and decreased environmental impacts in host countries. Ensuring the availability and accessibility of successful technologies through in ventive dissemination techniques is a high...
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Full Text:: Egna-214 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings Evaluating

Creator:: Lahiri, Debabrata
Abstract:: In production and marketing of fish the women has a leading role as evident from their involvement in various stages. Involvement of women has in putting fish seed in pond or tank, nurturing these by providing food and adequate care. After catching, fish out of the pond or tank involvement...
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Full Text:: Lahiri-353 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings Role of

Creator:: Frocklin, Sara, de la Torre-Castro, Maricela, Lindstrom, Lars, and Jiddawi, Narriman
Abstract:: In Zanzibar, an increasing number of women have entered fish markets acting as a link between fishers and consumers, i.e. a middleman. However, since fisheries are traditionally male dominated, women receive little recognition. Thus, gender analysis in the fisheries sector potentially can enhance management and development policies as well as...
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Full Text:: Frocklin-247 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings

Creator:: Quagrainie, Kwamena
Abstract:: Session #504 A Benefit-Cost Analysis using ratios of annual costs and benefits was calculated for fish farmers (aquaculture) and fish marketers (including distributors, processors and retailers). Forty five of the 86 respondents had a benefit cost ratio higher than 1. Further analysis investigated effects of selected variables on ratios. Relative...
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Full Text:: Quagrainie-290 IIFET 2012 Tanzania Proceedings Value

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