The current fish production is 163,000 metric tonnes, and it is projected to increase by 36% by 2030.
When the fed input cost increases, the end user price increases.
This site will deliver 30,000 MT of fish to Kenyan consumers, making fish more affordable and available to millions of Kenyans.
As one of the first African-led, comprehensive, and open-access publications, the book puts African solutions at the centre of the conversation.
The visit strengthens regional animal health and One Health collaboration
The new Athi River factory strengthens local feed supply as Kenya seeks to cut import reliance.
The new production line has doubled the annual production capacity since 2022.
The initiative aims to improve livelihoods and benefit more than five million people
A new wave of floating cage aquaculture projects promises to reduce Burkina Faso’s reliance on fish imports and strengthen its domestic supply.
The Research-to-Commercialisation (R2C) Programme is a national initiative designed to bridge the long-standing gap between academic research and market-ready innovation.