ABOUT US

The project delivers priority research and development outcomes for the Sustainable Aquaculture Flagship of the CGIAR Research Program on FishAgriFood Systems (FISH), with reference to Cluster 1 and Cluster 3. The project is intended to accelerate the dissemination and adoption of improved tilapia strains developed by WorldFish, contributing to SRF2022 targets for adoption of improved varieties, exciting poverty and reduction in essential micronutrient deficiencies.

Period of Implementation
Jul 1, 2018 - Jan 15, 2023
Total Budget
USD 1,349,332.88

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OUR IMPACT

Goals

The main project goal is to increase the adoption of improved tilapia strains by poor fish producers and deliver improved productivity and profitability of small scale fish production systems so that poo producers, particularly women, are enabled to exit poverty while improving natural resource systems to sustain future fish production.

Objectives

The purpose is to design dissemination systems for improved tilapia, based on relevant gender sensitive and contextual knowledge, that will enable poor small scale fish farmers to adopt and benefit from improved strains of tilapia.

Intervention Strategy(ies)

Bangladesh, Malawi and Myanmar are chosen to represent different stages along the continuum from development and dissemination of improved tilapia strains, representing key countries within the FISH CRP where fish plays an important role in food and nutrition security and aquaculture development, with significant potentials to assist poor farmer, including women, escape poverty. WorldFish has offices and a strong network of academic and development partnerships within these countries so that the projects can draw on extensive research, management and operational capacities of all research and implementation partners.

Impact Pathway

The project delivers research outputs and outcomes at national level in three target countries that will contribute directly to the BMZ's Investment Model Outcomes Targets 1 and 3 with change mechanisms outlined in the Impact Pathway, thus enabling research outcomes to contribute to development outcomes in the CGIAR's Strategy and Results Framework. These outputs and outcomes are delineated in the Impact Pathway.

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WHERE WE WORK

RESOURCES

Gendered participation in aquaculture production in Myanmar

Author(s): Chin Yee Chan | Surendran Rajaratnam

Date: 2023-02-27 | Type: Dataset - Sub-type(s): Other (Gender data)

Myanmar Aquaculture Performance Assessment II

Author(s): Nhuong Tran | Yan Hoong | Yee Mon Aung | Jeffrey Peart | Michael Joseph Akester | Maung Soe Khin | Aye Aye Lwin

Date: 2023-01-12 | Type: Dataset - Sub-type(s): Socio-Economic Survey Data

Tilapia grow-out culture manual for smallholder farmers in Myanmar

Author(s): Aye Aye Lwin | Maung Soe Khin | Nhuong Tran | Don Griffiths | Manjurul Karim | Michael Joseph Akester

Date: 2022-12-30 | Type: Manual

Productivity and profitability of small-scale tilapia aquaculture in Myanmar

Author(s): Nhuong Tran | Yan Hoong | Yee Mon Aung | Jeffrey Peart | Michael Joseph Akester | Maung Soe Khin | Aye Aye Lwin

Date: 2022-12-30 | Type: Working Paper

A technical guideline on integrated aquaculture performance assessment

Author(s): Manfred Zeller | Ling Yee Khor | Nhuong Tran | Kelvin Mashisia Shikuku | Surendran Rajaratnam | Chin Yee Chan | Yee Mon Aung | Natalia Campos

Date: 2022-11-15 | Type: Manual

A Disaggregated Analysis of Fish Demand in Myanmar

Author(s): Yee Mon Aung | Yee Mon Aung | Yee Mon Aung | Ling Yee Khor | Nhuong Tran | Michael Joseph Akester | Manfred Zeller | Manfred Zeller

Date: 2022-10-04 | Type: Journal Article

GIZ | Scaling systems and partnerships for accelerating the adoption of improved tilapia strains by small-scale fish farmers (SPAITS). Progress report: January to December 2021

Author(s): Nhuong Tran

Date: 2022-02-28 | Type: Donor Report

The impact of sustainable aquaculture technologies on the welfare of small-scale fish farming households in Myanmar

Author(s): Yee Mon Aung | Yee Mon Aung | Ling Yee Khor | Nhuong Tran | Michael Joseph Akester | Manfred Zeller

Date: 2021-12-22 | Type: Journal Article

Technical efficiency of small-scale aquaculture in Myanmar: Does women’s participation in decision-making matter?

Author(s): Yee Mon Aung | Yee Mon Aung | Ling Yee Khor | Nhuong Tran | Kelvin Mashisia Shikuku | Manfred Zeller

Date: 2021-09-04 | Type: Journal Article

An Economic Analysis of Fish Demand and Livelihood Outcomes of Small-scale Aquaculture in Myanmar

Author(s): Yee Mon Aung

Date: 2021-06-07 | Type: Thesis

GIZ_Scaling systems and partnerships for accelerating the adoption of improved tilapia strains by small-scale fish farmers (SPAITS) _Annual Report January to December 2020

Author(s): Nhuong Tran

Date: 2021-02-09 | Type: Donor Report

Myanmar Baseline aquaculture performance assessment

Author(s): Manfred Zeller | Ling Yee Khor | Nhuong Tran | Kelvin Mashisia Shikuku | Kai Ching Cheong | Yee Mon Aung | Bezawit Bahru | Diana Jaime

Date: 2020-02-04 | Type: Dataset - Sub-type(s): Socio-Economic Survey Data

GIZ_Scaling systems and partnerships for accelerating the adoption of improved tilapia strains by small-scale fish farmers (SPAITS) _Annual Report January to December 2019

Author(s): Nhuong Tran

Date: 2020-01-15 | Type: Donor Report

A step-by-step practical guide for participatory prioritization of climate smart aquaculture in Myanmar

Author(s): Kelvin Mashisia Shikuku | Nhuong Tran | Maung Soe Khin

Date: 2019-11-04 | Type: Manual

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