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THE TSHANI AND MANKOSI FISHING AND AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
BACKSTOPPING AND ADVISING ON SMALL-SCALE AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IN MALAWI FOR BORDERZONE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
ASSESSMENT OF THE OUTCOME OF THE FISH FARMING COMPONENT OF THE BORDERZONE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, MALAWI
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE POTENTIAL OF AQUACULTURE AS A TOOL TO PROMOTE BLACK ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN KWA ZULU NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA
A PROPOSAL TO DEVELOP SMALL-SCALE TILAPIA CAGE CULTURE ON LAKE MALAWI
Global Review of Aquaculture Hardware (FAO - Investment Assessment Programme)
 
EFA has been awarded the contract to undertake a global review of the status of aquaculture infrastructure across 93 developing countries.

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