Improving Food Security in Africa Through Fisheries Education and Training

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MUN has focused on improving food security in developing countries through fisheries education and training programs. They have partnerships in East Africa with universities in Tanzania and Kenya. These partnerships involve graduate education, short courses to transfer skills and knowledge, and initiatives to raise awareness in communities and improve information sharing. The goals are to sustain coastal fishing communities, aquatic resources for food and income, and reduce poverty through fisheries.

Improving Food Security The Role of Fisheries Education and Training

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