International Training on Fisheries for African Countries
Enhance aquaculture capacity through biofloc technology, hatchery management, feed development, fish health, and value-added processing.
E-Learning
1–12 Sep 2026
In-Person (Bali)
21–26 Sep · 6 Days
Deadline
31 Jul 2026
Participants
20 from Africa
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Program Series
International Training on Fisheries for African Countries
Blended · Bali, Indonesia · Sep 2026
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This blended training program is designed for fisheries professionals from African countries to strengthen their capacity in sustainable aquaculture. Participants will gain practical knowledge and hands-on skills from Indonesia's best practices in aquaculture management, biofloc technology, hatchery management, feed development, fish health, and value-added processing.
For Fisheries Professionals from African Countries
Participants are selected from fisheries institutions across the African continent, building a network of practitioners committed to sustainable aquaculture. Highlighted partner countries:
Training Modules (13)
Preparing Biofloc Containers and Media
Preparation of Biofloc Pond Media
Catfish Hatchery and Seed Management
Catfish Aquaculture
Making Catfish Feed from Maggot
Tilapia Hatchery and Management
Tilapia Cultivation Using Biofloc System
Vaccine and Vaccination in Tilapia Farming
Making Tilapia Feed from Maggot
Making Catfish Floss
Fishbone Cookies
Fish Stick Cheese
Fish Bone Churros Making Technique
What You Will Learn
Apply biofloc technology for better water quality and productivity
Manage hatchery operations and improve seed quality
Improve aquaculture management for catfish and tilapia
Implement fish health management including vaccination
Process fish into value-added products with higher value
Build networks and collaborations across African countries
Total Program Duration: Approximately 40 Days
12 days e-learning + 8 days preparation + 6 days in-person + 14 days post-course
Time zone for online sessions: WAT (West Africa Time) / WIB (Western Indonesia Time)