Benin focuses on sustainable aquaculture

Published 2024년 5월 22일

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A new project, costing around 24.6 billion FCFA, aims to boost the contribution of the fishing and aquaculture sector to food security and local economies over the next five years. The project will promote climate-resilient fish farming through the establishment of floating cages and aquaculture villages, and will establish attractive commercial value chains to sell production. It will also support the governance of continental and maritime fisheries and provide support to operational aquaculture businesses to modernize and increase production capacities. The project aims to produce 65 million fry annually and 30,000 tonnes of food.
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The objective is to increase the share of the fishing and aquaculture sector in food security and local economies. Costing around 24.6 billion FCFA, this project will promote, over the next five years, competitive and climate-resilient fish farming, spearheading the establishment of floating cages and aquaculture villages on large areas. Attractive commercial value chains will be built and supported to sell production, as well as support to improve the governance of continental and maritime fisheries. The project will notably support operational aquaculture businesses (nursery centers, aquaculture farms, feed factories) to modernize their tools and increase ...
Source: Lobservateur

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