Conference output
1. Documents
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3. Presentations
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Opening session
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Session 1: Setting the scene
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Session 2: Sustainable use of marine resources
- Susan Imende and Ntiba Micheni: linkages between research and policy for societal benefits
- Renison Ruwa: marine sciences in Kenya
- Colin Janssen: marine pollution at the East-African coast
- Charles Magori: oceanography and hydrography in Kenya
- Edward Kimani: marine fisheries research in Kenya
- Andre Cattrijsse: research vessels for ocean exploration and data acquisition
- Enock Wakwabi: RV Mtafiti scientific strategy
- Kennedy Shikami: fisheries governance in Kenya under KCDP
- Johan Groeneveld: legacy and lessons from SWIOFP
- Boaz Kaunda Arara: fish stock assessment in Kenyan EEZ
- Gladys Okemwa: KCDP fisheries research
- Peter Oduor-Odote: Activities of QC and Value addition sub-component in KCDP
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Session 3: Coastal resource management
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Session 7: Sustainable aquaculture development: challenges for Kenya
- Gilbert Van Stappen: aquaculture development in Africa
- Betty Nyonje: aquaculture research and development in Kenya
- Nigel Preston: recent advances in marine aquaculture research
- James Mwaluma: community based aquaculture initiatives in coastal Kenya
- Harrison Charo Karisa: government intervention in aquaculture development in Kenya
- Sui Liying: microbial biodiversity in Bohai Bay Saltworks
- Patrick Gwada: environmental safeguards in Kenya
- Daniel Brink: marine aquaculture development in South Africa
- Nguyen Van Hoa: sustainable Artemia pond production in coastal saltworks
- Rafael Rafael: coastal aquaculture development in Mozambique
- Charles Gatune: integrating marine biotechnology with aquaculture for human health
- Jonathan Munguti: current status of Kenyan fish feed industry and feed management
- David Mirera: gap between small-scale community mariculture and mariculture as a business
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Session 9: Capacity building, education and communication
- John Radull: institutions and education programs in aquaculture development in Kenya
- Daniel Brink: Stellenbosch University promoting aquaculture education
- Karolien Van Puyvelde: building a regional training network in the WIO region
- Nico Koedam: how to convey a complex message to a wide audience?
- Harrison Ong'anda: IOC Regional Training Centre
- Farida Hassan: linking science and community development
