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Bangladesh marks revolutionary growth in aquaculture: IFPRI (The Daily Observer)

August 09, 2017

The Daily Observer published an article on a recent IFPRI study on aquaculture in Bangladesh. The study, “The ‘quiet revolution’ in the aquaculture value chain in Bangladesh“, led by Research Coordinator Ricardo Hernandez finds that the market for farmed fish grew 25 times over three decades. Dr. Hernandez explained the benefits of commercially sold farmed fish in increasing local employment, generating investments, and improving fish yields.

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