Fish farmers and technicians met at Bloco 6 to discuss water, feeding and farm organisation, with practical demonstrations beside the ponds.
Biosecurity training brought practical guidance to Quissico to reduce disease risks and strengthen care on aquaculture farms.
The session in Gaza introduced producers and technicians to practical disease-prevention measures as part of MAMAP’s training cycle.
The biosecurity cycle began in Moamba with training and field demonstrations, linking disease prevention to fish farmers’ everyday routines.
Training in May 2025 brought producers in Gaza and Inhambane together around cooperative principles, good governance and the steps towards formalisation.
INNOQ’s workshop in Maputo presented standards on fingerlings, feed and traceability, opening discussions on their use by institutions and operators.
The MAMAP Project, implemented by UNIDO and funded by Norad, continues to advance its mission of strengthening aquaculture in Mozambique by promoting technical capacity-building, improving product quality, and expanding market
Support to institutions and enterprises combines training, assessments and good practices to improve readiness for market requirements.
The selection of 17 enterprises opened a new stage of MAMAP support on good practices, quality and food safety.
This week, the Market Access of Mozambican Aquaculture Products (MAMAP) project welcomed Alejandro Rivera Rojas, Industrial Development Officer and Manager of the MAMAP Project, for a working meeting with the
