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SUMMARY:International short course: Responsible aquaculture developmen
 t for food security and economic progress
DESCRIPTION:On a global scale aquaculture has been growing steadily in
  the past decades. The global demand for aquaculture products is drive
 n by an increasing world population, stagnant capture fisheries produc
 tion and a growing awareness of the positive impact of consumption of 
 fish and other aquatic products on human health. Fish and other seafoo
 d have become important export commodities for several developing coun
 tries. Especially in East, South and S.E. Asia aquaculture is a well-e
 stablished and growing sector.  Target audience: This course is design
 ed to train policy makers, civil servants, scientists, farm managers a
 nd others who play a key role in the development of the aquaculture se
 ctor in making strategic sector management plans in line with the FAO 
 ecosystem approach to aquaculture; orient them about the possibilities
  and design principles of more intensive aquaculture techniques such a
 s recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) and intensive integrated aqu
 aculture-agriculture systems. The course will also better management p
 ractices and environmental certification standards that are growing in
  importance on the western food market.  The course aims to:  - train 
 policy makers, researchers, teachers, extension officers, farm manager
 s and private sector representatives in making strategic sector manage
 ment plans in line with the FAO ecosystem approach to aquaculture; - o
 rient them about the possibilities and design principles of more inten
 sive aquaculture techniques such as recirculating aquaculture systems 
 (RAS); - make them familiar with better management practices and certi
 fication standards that are growing in importance on the western food 
 market  The course will be organised in cooperation with Wageningen Un
 iversity and private companies.  Practical information Price: 3,900 Eu
 ro Date: 26 February - 16 March 2018 Deadline: 15 January 2018 Deadlin
 e NFP/MSP: 15 October 2017 Location: The Netherlands\n\nFor more infor
 mation visit https://km4dev.ning.com/events/international-short-course
 -responsible-aquaculture-development
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20180212T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20180223T235900
CATEGORIES:short, course, training
LOCATION:Wageningen, The Netherlands
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