PROJECT PROFILES
No. 2
RESTORATION OF FISH FARMING IN SOUTHWESTERN UGANDA: PILOT PHASE
No. 2
RESTORATION OF FISH FARMING IN SOUTHWESTERN UGANDA: PILOT PHASE
| Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems(FISHIN) | UGA/87/007 PROPROF2 |
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FAO/UNDP PROJECT UGA/87/007
FISHIN NOTES AND RECORDS
| PROJECT PROFILES No. 2 RESTORATION OF FISH FARMING IN SOUTHWESTERN UGANDA: PILOT PHASE |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
By
J. Eric Reynolds
| FISHIN - UGA/87/007 | March 1991 |
These notes have been prepared with the assistance of Mr. F.M. Walyamboga, Regional Fisheries Officer, Kabale/Rukungiri Districts, and Dr. E.R. van der Meeren, Social Anthropologist and Senior Associate, Makerere Institute of Social Research (c/o Makerere University, P.O. Box 16022, Kampala). Dr. van den Meeren is currently engaged in field research in Kabale/Rukungiri. Her research is sponsored by OXFAM, with logistical support from UNICEF. The background material provided by Mr. Walyamboga and Dr. van den Meeren on the history of fish farming within the districts and the demographic, socio-cultural, and economic factors that have had such a fundamental effect on modern Kiga life are gratefully acknowledged. Project Profiles prepared by members of the Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems Project (FISHIN -- UGA/87/007) team are preliminary in nature and subject to further elaboration and modification. Comments and queries are welcome, and may be directed to Dr. J. Eric Reynolds (Socio-Economist, c/o FISHIN Project, FAO/UN, P.O. Box 521, Kampala (from August 1991 c/o Fisheries Policy and Planning, Fisheries Department, FAO, Via delle Terme di Caracalla, 00100 Rome, Italy).
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