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
AFIWEL at the World Aquaculture Society (WAS) Conference 2025 The World Aquaculture Society’s (WAS) AFRAQ25 Conference, themed “Resilient Value Chains in the Blue Economy,” was held from 24 to 27
The first of its kind in Africa, the Africa Aquatic Animal Welfare (AQUAWEL) Conference 2025 marked a turning point for aquatic animal welfare on the continent. Held virtually from June
AFIWEL (Africa Fish and Aquaculture Welfare) remains dedicated to promoting ethical, welfare-focused, and sustainable fish farming across Africa. As part of this mission, the AFIWEL Fellowship was launched to empower
The Africa Fish and Aquaculture Welfare (AFIWEL) Program is a pan-African initiative led by One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) to promote ethical, welfare-centered, and sustainable aquaculture across the continent.
One Health Development and Initiative (OHDI) is delighted to announce the first cohort of the Africa Fish Welfare (AFIWEL) Fellowship. This group of eight aquaculture experts were selected from over
The 8th Africa Animal Welfare Conference 2024, held in Nairobi from September 30 to October 2, brought together stakeholders committed to advancing animal welfare across Africa. Representing One Health and
Attention all professionals with academic qualifications and experience in Fish and Aquaculture! An incredible opportunity awaits you: join a 4-month pan-African capacity building and implementation program designed to enhance and
In May 2024, our founder, Dr. Kikiope Oluwarore, attended the Animal and Vegan Advocacy (AVA) Summit to represent One Health and Development Initiative. She engaged in the panel discussion on
We are super proud and excited to announce the launch of our Aquaculture Fish Welfare Training Guide for fish farmers and stakeholders in Nigeria. This has been a long but
We share with you in details what transpired during our train-the trainer workshop.
This workshop was held from 17th to 20th July 2023 in Ogun and Oyo states.
OHDI gives utmost attention to the welfare of all animals, so here it shares with you ways on how you can be kind to animals.
From the 11th of April, 2023 to the 12th of April, 2023, [OHDI] engaged 40 fish farmers, and 7 directors in a Training on Aquaculture Welfare.
Students supported to develop love for nature and biodiversity conservation.
One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) cordially invites stakeholders including fish farmers and the private sector, researchers, government stakeholders, civil society, and other relevant institutions to a webinar on Aquaculture
