Category: Governance and Economics

Geospatial technologies provide a powerful suite of tools for addressing the environmental challenges of aquaculture and thus enabling more sustainable and responsible practices.

Aquaculture plays a critical role in ensuring global food security. Although aquaculture typically has a lower carbon intensity than many other forms of animal protein production, its increasing scale necessitates coordinated efforts to enhance sustainability.

Government subsidies offer a powerful tool for promoting sustainable aquaculture. They can effectively address key barriers to adopting eco-friendly practices, from upfront investment costs to market access challenges.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the aquaculture sector by dramatically enhancing production methods, sustainability, and operational efficiency. The sector is employing AI technologies to optimize resource use, reduce waste, reduce environmental impact, and improve traceability.

Striving for carbon neutrality and achieving net-zero carbon emissions in shrimp farming is a complex yet essential undertaking.