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Characterizing fish supply and aquaculture systems in Myanmar as a guide to measuring environmental footprints

Girija Page - 13 May 2019

Measuring the environmental impact of aquaculture systems in Myanmar

As aquaculture assumes greater significance as a means to meet global food and nutrition demands, concerns about its environmental impacts are on the rise. Modeling key fish supply and aquaculture systems for biophysical resource use is a vital step for estimating environmental footprints and was the focus of a WorldFish study in Myanmar.

Opinion: Four revolutionary tips to stop aquaculture and fisheries ignoring, resisting or eroding gender equality

Meryl Williams - 3 April 2019

Gender equality is lacking in fisheries and aquaculture.

To coincide with the Seeds of Change conference on 2-4 April, Dr. Meryl Williams, former WorldFish Director General, penned this opinion piece around her four revolutionary tips that can energize aquaculture and fisheries for a change to gender equality.

WorldFish gender research in the spotlight at Seeds of Change conference

Kate Bevitt - 1 April 2019

WorldFish gender research is benefiting fish farmers like Bashar Mollah and his wife in Khulna, Bangladesh.

WorldFish gender scientists and partners are heading down under for the world-class Seeds of Change conference on 2–4 April 2019 in Canberra, where they will be collaboratively leading or taking part in a combination of 12 panels, workshops and presentations.

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