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The Feed the Future Bangladesh Aquaculture and Nutrition Activity established a women-led fish harvesting group that provides services to local farmers.

The scarcity of secure dry fish production technology, coupled with inadequate storage options for both raw and dried fish products, has posed significant challenges for dry fish entrepreneurs.

The Feed the Future Bangladesh Aquaculture and Nutrition Activity supported Roja to introduce fish-based ready-to-eat food items, educate consumers, develop a market and increase consumption.

Gram Unnayon Sangathon established hapa-based community sex reverse tilapia nurseries in Bandarban to find the solution to the lack of availability of good quality monosex tilapia seed.

The Feed the Future Bangladesh Aquaculture and Nutrition Activity started collaborating with Palongki Konna, a youth woman-led microenterprise of Cox’s Bazar, to produce dry, fish-based products.

The knowledge gap among the rural fish farmers due to a lack of access to information is one of the key constraints to the growth of the aquaculture sector in...

The Bangladesh Aquaculture and Nutrition Activity introduced the bottom sludge removal technology as an innovative way to increase fish production significantly to meet the increasing demand for fish.

The Feed the Future Bangladesh Aquaculture Activity partnered with City Bank to improve financial literacy of aquaculture market actors through training courses.

To address the challenge of restricted market access due to the COVID-19 pandemic, MarGen developed low-cost, fish-selling mobile vans to deliver fish to the doorsteps of consumers.

The Bangladesh Aquaculture and Nutrition Activity and Fishtech BD established a reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR)-based fish disease diagnosis lab to help address fish diseases.