At AFIWEL (Africa Fish and Aquaculture Welfare), we are committed to promoting ethical, welfare-driven, and sustainable fish production systems across Africa. We are proud to spotlight one of our distinguished
As antimicrobial resistance (AMR) continues to pose a growing threat across human, animal, and environmental health systems, the question of how AMR interventions can achieve lasting impact remains critical, particularly
Keeping track of health, daily observations, or small changes around you can make a big difference over time. Yet for many people, these records are often scattered, forgotten, or never
This AFIWEL guide advances fish welfare in South Africa’s aquaculture sector. It integrates the Five Freedoms, Five Domains, and Five Pillars frameworks of fish welfare, alongside best practices on water,
The Uganda Fish Welfare Training Guide offers tailored insights into aquaculture practices, integrating welfare standards such as the Five Freedoms, Five Domains, and Five Pillars. It provides practical guidance on
This training guide introduces fish welfare principles in Kenyan aquaculture, emphasizing humane handling, disease prevention, water quality, and nutrition. It equips farmers, trainers, and stakeholders with practical skills to improve
This guide enhances understanding of fish welfare within Ghana’s aquaculture, emphasizing responsible practices in water quality, handling, feeding, stocking, and health management. By equipping farmers and trainers with practical tools,
This Zambia-focused training guide advances fish welfare in aquaculture by presenting practical, evidence-based practices on water quality, handling, stocking, feeding, transport, health management, and humane slaughter. It empowers farmers, extension
This training guide enhances fish welfare in Tunisia’s aquaculture by presenting practical guidance on water quality, feeding, handling, transport, and health care. Drawing on local expertise and global standards, it
This Nigeria training guide addresses aquaculture’s growth and welfare challenges, highlighting practices in water quality, feeding, stocking, handling, transport, and health management. Drawing on global and local insights, it equips
This Fish Welfare Training Guide, developed under the AFIWEL Fellowship, is tailored to Malawi’s aquaculture sector. It provides practical, evidence-based guidance for farmers, workers, and institutions, covering water quality, stocking
