Ecological intensification of extensive fish farming

Ecological intensification of extensive fish farming
systems family in West Africa and Central from an analysis
of the innovation process
Project Code: LFA/04/CF/CW/2011-14/
Objective:
The overall project objective is to strengthen the sustainability of productivity of fish farming and
more broadly family farmers.
Background/Rationale:
Extensive fish farming grows discretely yet with interesting contributions to sustainable development
and the fight against poverty in some countries. The project objective is to support this dynamic by
incorporating the logic of recent innovations and those under development, to participate in the
removal of major constraints foreshadowed in its development: lack of performance of technical
systems, and access limited to sensitive information.
Project Outputs:
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Knowledge of innovations, actors and fish breeding constraints are improved
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Technical and organizational innovations are co-constructed
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The knowledge gained is shared
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Actors' capacities are strengthened
Project Funding Type: Competitive Project
Participating institution and country location:
1. Directeur du CRO -Côte d’Ivoire. Bamba SIAKA Dembélé, http://www.cro-ci.net; Email: [email protected]; Tel: +225 21 35 50 14/ 21 35 58 80
2.
Université de Bouaké Côte d’Ivoire, Lazare Marcellin POAME http://www.ubouake.ci; Tel: +225
22 42 58 74; Email/ [email protected]
3. Faculté d’Agronomie de l’Université de Parakou (Bénin), ALKOIRET Ibrahim, http://www.faup.bj; BP 123, Tél : (00229), 23 11 13 90 / 23 61 07 12 ; Fax : (00229) 23 61 07 12 ; E-mail :
[email protected]
4. ONG SEAPB (Cameroun), [email protected] / [email protected]
5. ONG Aquaculture et Développement Durable (AquaDeD), Bénin,
Email:[email protected]; www.aquaded-ong.org
Lead Institution : Dr Minette TOMEDI-EYANGO épouse TABI, Université de Douala,
Cameroun; (237) 77 97 70 26/ 33 06 81 51/ 99 79 17 21
Project duration: 2011-2014
Starting date: November 2011
Ending date: 2014
Coraf/Wecard © 2012
Source of funding: MDTF CORAF
Amount of funding: 498452$
Coraf/Wecard © 2012