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Turning insects and organic waste into affordable, sustainable fish feed in Zimbabwe

As the country’s fish farming sector expands, black soldier fly larvae could help tackle its biggest constraint: the high cost of feed

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Zimbabweans build stronger businesses around tilapia farming

EU visitors see how fish farmers are finding ways to cut feed costs, improve production and diversify their livelihoods

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Small gear change could bring sustainable benefits for fishers in Guyana

A low-cost modification to existing shrimp nets could let juvenile fish escape, giving them a better chance to survive, grow and contribute to future fish stocks

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Connected by the sun

Solar hub transforms one of Zambia’s most isolated lakeside fishing villages

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Connecting fisherfolk to more lucrative markets in the Dominican Republic

FISH4ACP matchmaking events are helping mahi-mahi fishers build direct relationships with higher-value buyers

FISH4ACP is an initiative of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) aimed at making fisheries and aquaculture value chains in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific more productive and sustainable to contribute to food and nutrition security, economic prosperity and job creation [more].

Highlights

Publications

Upgrading catfish smoking technology in Nigeria
2026

Explore the case for investing in prototypes of cleaner, safer and more profitable catfish smoking kilns based on FISH4ACP tests in Nigeria, and how this technology could be transferred elsewhere.

Investing in better data on Zimbabwe's tilapia farming sector
2026

Discover how a FISH4ACP frame survey of Zimbabwe's farmed tilapia sector is guiding better decision-making and more targeted support for fish farmers.

12 value chains in 12 ACP countries

Where we work

FISH4ACP works with twelve fisheries and aquaculture value chains from African, Caribbean and Pacific countries on maximizing their economic returns and social benefits, while minimizing the detrimental effects on natural habitats and marine wildlife.

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