Category: Environmentally Friendly Aquaculture
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A Holistic Approach to Sustainable Aquaculture
Sustainable aquaculture, guided by nature-based principles, is a transformative approach to meeting growing seafood demand without compromising the health of the planet. By integrating Nature-based Solutions, advanced water treatment technologies like RAS, and biological interventions like probiotics and phage therapy, a more efficient, resilient, and responsible food production system can be created.
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Disability Inclusion in Vietnam’s Aquaculture
Positioning persons with disabilities as active contributors within nature-based aquaculture systems allows Vietnam to mobilize underutilized local knowledge, reinforce community stewardship, and ensure that the transition toward sustainable aquaculture genuinely leaves no one behind.
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Muslim Women and Blue Crab Bank Conservation in Southern Thailand
Men and women worked together to found in 2010 the Blue Crab Bank, a Nature-based Solution (NbS), that bred and released egg-bearing crabs to restore the sea’s fertility. Women took central roles in this transition.
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Beyond Tokenism: Centering Indigenous Knowledge in Vietnam’s Sustainable Aquaculture
Only by fully recognizing and integrating Indigenous knowledge can Vietnam build an aquaculture sector that is ecologically sustainable, socially just, and resilient to future climate challenges.
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Nature-based Solutions and Gender Equality in Aquaculture
For NbS to reach their full potential within aquaculture-dependent communities, women cannot be relegated to passive recipients of aid, nor can men be reduced to one-dimensional decision-makers. Both must be recognized as active agents and knowledge-holders, whose complementary perspectives are essential for building resilience.
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