The collaboration will cover fish feed, fingerlings, fish by-products for livestock feed, organic farming, capacity building and commercialisation of research innovations.
This research seeks to generate evidence for healthier marine ecosystems, sustainable blue food production and improved coastal livelihoods.
When the fed input cost increases, the end user price increases.
The new centre is expected to serve not only Kakamega but also neighbouring counties in the Lake Region Economic Bloc (LREB), significantly boosting the region’s blue economy.