The DFM West Bengal team hosted a webinar with Amrita Sen on the political ecology of the Indian Sundarbans. If you missed it live, the webinar recording is available to watch on the DFM YouTube channel.
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DFM at IMBeR
DFM hosted a session on Dried Small Fish at the IMBeR West Pacific Symposium, November 25. Thanks to all who contributed to the session and to all who attended! This meeting provided an important preliminary synthesis of research data on the social economy of dried small fish in this region.
Join us Friday, July 2 for the closing keynote event of the MARE 2021 Conference. Nourishing Minds: A Conversation with 2021 World Food Prize Laureate and Global Lead, Nutrition and Public Health, WorldFish, Dr. Shakuntala Haraksingh Thilsted This event will be chaired by Dried Fish Matters Project Director Derek Johnson and Prof. Maarten Bavinck of […]
The Dried Fish Matters project will be hosting a series of linked roundtables at the MARE 2021 Conference, entitled Strengthening connections through research on dried fish social economies in Asia (June 29, June 30, and July 1), as well as joint panels with @V2VPartnership and with Fish4Food and @SmallFishFood. Full details on the Dried Fish […]
As part of the Small-Scale Fisheries Open House organized by TBTI, the Dried Fish Matters partnership will be hosting an event on Wednesday, June 2 at 11:00 UTC, addressing the “value” in dried fish value chains. All are welcome to join! Participate via Zoom Webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82113739980 Overview of the panel Dried fish is an essential […]
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Small Fish Seminar videos
In case you missed the Small Fish Seminar in February, the videos from most of the sessions are now available on our YouTube channel. Check out the description for each video for the full citation details and link to a downloadable version. Thanks to all our presenters and panel organizers!
Registration is now open for the two-day free online seminar “Small Low-cost Fish: From Bait to Plate” (Feb. 15 & 16). If you pre-registered, you should have received an email link inviting you to complete your registration on the Zoom Webinars platform. If not, there is still time to sign up! The preliminary program for […]
Small and low-cost fish, like sardines and mackerel, are recognized as being rich in micronutrients. They play an important role in preventing malnutrition of poor and undernourished people in developing countries. In combination with researchers from four ongoing projects in Africa and Asia, FAO organized a virtual seminar on the contribution of small, low-cost fish to food security on February 15th and 16th, 2021.