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Reducing Fish Loss and Waste with a Systems Thinking Approach - Vimarsana News

Reducing Fish Loss and Waste with a Systems Thinking Approach

Fish loss and waste are significant issues throughout the Aquatic Food Systems (AFS) sector.

Kenyan villagers show how to harvest more octopus by fishing less - Vimarsana News

Kenyan villagers show how to harvest more octopus by fishing less

MUNJE, Kenya — From the middle of 2023, a favored octopus fishing ground just offshore from the village of Munje was strangely empty. Members of the village’s beach management unit diligently kept watch to make sure no one fished that section of reef. At the end of October, Munje’s BMU took to the water to […]

How Do We Support the World's Poorest Countries? | The Development Podcast - Vimarsana News

How Do We Support the World's Poorest Countries? | The Development Podcast

Meet the International Development Association (IDA), the arm of the World Bank that helps the world’s poorest countries—75 to be exact. It’s the largest single source of donor funds for basic services in these countries and aims to eliminate extreme poverty. IDA’s most recent replenishment, IDA20, resulted in a historic $93 billion financing package for IDA countries for fiscal years 2022-2025. On this episode of The Development Podcast, we explore how IDA works across the world on a range of key development issues and priorities, with the help of some key partners. Join us as we spea...

Study challenges dogma in conservation biology regarding coral reefs - Vimarsana News

Study challenges dogma in conservation biology regarding coral reefs

Vancouver [Canada], August 12 (ANI): A new study on the impact of climate change on coral reefs has challenged common dogma in conservation biology that places with fewer local threats to wildlife will be better able to resist climate-driven threats.

Source: aninews.in