AQUACULTURE FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
First Advisory Committee Meeting
3–5 November 1987
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
| LESOTHO | ||
| Mr B.J.T. Mokhohlane | Chief Fish Production Officer | Dept of Agriculture Fisheries Section P/B A 82 Maseru |
| MALAWI | ||
| Mr Gray M. Nongwa | Assistant Chief Fisheries Officer | Dept of Fisheries P.O. Box 593 Lilongwe |
| MOZAMBIQUE | ||
| Mr Dionisio D. Nhapulo | Fish Farming Technician | Ministry of Agriculture Fish Culture Dept P.O. Box 3652 Maputo |
| SWAZILAND | ||
| Mr Dickson M. Khumalo | Agricultural Officer (Extension) | Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives P.O. Box 162 Mbabane |
| TANZANIA | ||
| Mr Raphael Lema | Senior Aquaculturist | Ministry of Lands, Nat. Resources and Tourism Fisheries Dept P.O. Box 2462 Dar-es-Salaam |
| ZAMBIA | ||
| Mr Paul K. Mushinge | Deputy Director of Fisheries | Ministry of Agriculture and Water Development FisheriesDept P.O. Box 350100 Chilanga |
| Dr Patrick M. Chipungu | Chief Fisheries Research Officer | Ministry of Agriculture and Water Development Fisheries Dept P.O. Box 350100 Chilanga |
| Mr Charles T. Maguswi | Aquaculture Biologist | Mwekera Fish Farm P.O. Box 22797 Kitwe |
| ZIMBABWE | ||
| Mr Samuel Chimbuya | Chief Fisheries Ecologist | Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism Department of Natural Parks and Wildlife Management P.O. Box 8365 Causeway, Harare |
| FAO | ||
| Ms Dora Blessich | Project Operations Officer | FIO Via delle Terme di Caracalla Rome 00100 Italy |
| Mr Francis Henderson | Chief, Inland Water Resources and Aquaculture Service | FIRI Via delle Terme di Caracalla Rome 00100 Italy |
| OBSERVERS | ||
| Ms Marja Luoto | First Secretary | FINNIDA Embassy of Finland P.O. Box 30937 Lusaka, Zambia |
| Mr Ulf Wijkström | FAO Consultant | Skottsfall 578 00 Aneby Sweden |
| Ms Marianne Bull | Sociology Student | Erik Dahlbergsg. 12 411 31 Göteborg Sweden |
| Mr Hans Aase | Aquaculturist (APO) | FAO/SIDA Programme GCP/INT/436/SWE P.O Box 30563 Lusaka, Zambia |
| Mr Rolf Larsson | Socio-economist (APO) | FAO/SIDA Programme GCP/INT/436/SWE P.O Box 30563 Lusaka, Zambia |
| Mr Karl O. Wahlström | Aquaculturist (APO) | FAO/SIDA Programme GCP/INT/436/SWE P.O Box 30563 Lusaka, Zambia |
| SECRETARIAT | ||
| Mr Arne Andreasson | Programme Manager | FAO/SIDA Programme GCP/INT/436/SWE P.O Box 30563 Lusaka, Zambia |
| Mr Boyd A. Haight | Aquaculturist | FAO/SIDA/Programme GCP/INT/436/SWE P.O Box 30563 Lusaka, Zambia |
| Ms Liseli Sikota | Senior Secretary | FAO/SIDA Programme GCP/INT/436/SWE P.O. Box 30563 Lusaka, Zambia |
| Ms Inger Dahlbom | Secretary | National Swedish Board of Fisheries Secretariat of Development Cooperation Box 2566 403 17 Göteborg Sweden |
AQUACULTURE FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
First Advisory Committee Meeting
3–5 November 1987
AGENDA
| Tuesday, 3 November | 10.00 h | Document | |
| 1. | Election of Chairman | AC/1 | |
| 2. | Adoption of the Agenda | AC/2 | |
| 3. | Presentation of the Aquaculture for Community Development Programme Progress Report | AC/3 | |
| 14.00 h | |||
| 4. | The role of the Advisory Committee. The Committee is requested to consider its role, its terms of reference and work arrangements | AC/4 | |
| 5. | Report from the Technical Consultation on Aquaculture in Rural Development (held 27–30 October 1987). The Committee is requested to review the recommendations submitted by the Consultation as to problems to be dealt with within the framework of the Programme and proposed approaches to problem-solving | AC/5 | |
| Wednesday, 4 November | 09.00 h | ||
| 6. | Work Plan for 1988. The Committee is requested to review and provide guidance on the Work Programme in general and the Work Plan for 1988 | AC/6 | |
| 7. | The Future of the Programme. The Committee is requested to give recommendations as to a second phase of the Programme; approach and main problem areas to be dealt with | AC/7 | |
| 8. | Liaison. The Committee is requested to review and offer guidance on the organizational arrangements for project activities including arrangements for liaison with the member countries | AC/8 | |
| 9. | Other matters | ||
| 10. | Date and venue for the next meeting | ||
| Afternoon free | |||
| Thursday, 5 November | 09.00 h | ||
| 11. | Adoption of the report | ||
AQUACULTURE FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
PROPOSED TERMS OF REFERENCE OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
(Revision 1)
The Aquaculture for Community Development Programme is an interregional project, initially focusing on the activities of the SADCC countries.
The Programme is executed by FAO. The Preparatory Phase 1986–1988 is funded by Sweden (SIDA).
The Advisory Committee is established to facilitate an active participation by the governments and the donor country in the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the Programme.
The members of the Committee are:
the executing agency
The Committee will advise on Programme implementation by:
reviewing the progress in terms of results of activities and their relevance to the purposes and target groups of the Programme
analysing the performance as to approach, rate and quality of execution and liaison with countries and agencies concerned
examining the work programme and the annual work plans
The meetings of the Committee:
will be held at least once a year in participating countries on a rotational basis
will be convened by the Secretariat in consultation with the chairman and the participating countries
and its recommendations will be documented in reports adopted by the Committee
The Secretariat of the Committee will be provided by the Programme.
AQUACULTURE FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
WORK PLAN FOR 1988
The main elements of the Work Plan for 1988 are outlined below. The Work Plan will be elaborated and a time schedule for main activities worked out based on the recommendations of the Advisory Committee Meeting, 3–5 November 1987 and the findings during the formulation mission, November–December 1987.
(1) Preparations for the second phase of the Programme
Based on the recommendations for major target areas for the second phase of the Programme preparatory work for further pilot projects will be carried out. The main activities will be:
literature reviews for major target areas
missions to participating countries to prepare pilot projects
preparation of work plans for pilot projects
(2) Establishment of contacts with other regions
The aim is to establish contacts with ongoing development efforts for rural aquaculture in other regions to share experiences and create channels for information. Initially these contacts will be focusing on Africa and South Asia, where extensive experiences have been gained on development of aquaculture in rural development, through practical projects and research. These experiences will be utilized when planning pilot projects and to facilitate dissemination of information to the participating countries.
(3) Survey methodology
The surveys initiated in Zambia will form the basis for revision and finalization of the survey methodology. The survey will be repeated in other Provinces in Zambia (Provinces to be decided in collaboration with the Department of Fisheries) and also carried out in one or two other countries in the region to obtain comparative results.
(4) Pilot project in Eastern Province of Zambia
The pilot project will continue during 1988 with the same approach as described earlier. During the year:
initial production results will be obtained
a description of the approach and initial results will be published
an evaluation of the approach will be carried out
the pilot project will be expanded to other areas in the project region
(5) Documentation and library
Working papers and technical reports will be published covering the Technical Consultation on Aquaculture in Rural Development, the First Advisory Committee Meeting report, Survey Results, and Description of the approach and results in the pilot project in Eastern Province in Zambia. An occasional information leaflet on issues in rural aquaculture development will be published.
A classification and acquisition system for the Programme's library will be established and literature on social, cultural, economic, environmental, biological, and technical aspects in rural small-scale aquaculture acquired.
(6) Second Advisory Committee Meeting
The Second Advisory Committee Meeting will be held during 1988. Time and venue are still to be decided.
(7) Technical consultations, workshops
One technical consultation or workshop will be organized to deal with a subject related to small-scale rural aquaculture to be decided on the basis of needs identified during the Advisory Committee Meeting and the formulation mission, November–December 1987.
(8) Mid-term evaluation
A mid-term evaluation of the preparatory phase of the Programme will be carried out during the first half of 1988.
