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Image Alternative Text: Blessing Bosin, from Delta State, improved her fish processing setup with a modified smoking kiln and stainless-steel table.

Nutrition and Food Safety Training Make a Difference for Nigerian Fish Processors
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Fish price volatility dynamics in Bangladesh
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Intensive Fishing Effort and Market Controls as Management Tools for Invasive Aquatic Species: A Review
Image Alternative Text: Here is a nearly all female cluster trained by Preye Ofunama (Lean Subject Matter Expert in Delta State), Oyediran Olusegun Oyebola (Consultant), and Abel Onaivwe (Delta State Coordinator and Lean Subject Matter Expert) in attendance.

Lean Subject Matter Experts Train Nigerian Fish Farmers to Improve Aquaculture Productivity
Image Alternative Text: Students and Faculty of Fisheries members at the Royal University of Agriculture participated in the virtual training together to have access to Wi-Fi while also being able to collaborate with those who could not join in person.

Training Cambodian Fisheries Students and Faculty on Aquaculture to Build Capacity
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Implementing Gender-Responsive Research Activities Through the Fish Innovation Lab
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The Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Fish aims to alleviate poverty and improve nutrition in vulnerable populations through reliable and inclusive provision of fish. Learn more about where and how the Fish Innovation Lab works.

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To improve seed quality and production of Indian major carps and exotic carps, we have a team of researchers working to establish a cryogenic sperm bank to improve commercial seed production and brood banking in Bangladesh. Availability of high-quality broodstocks produced by cryopreserved sperm will also increase the capacity of government and private hatchery operators. 

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