Fish is an important food product in Ghana, accounting for 60 percent of the national dietary animal protein. Increasing urbanization and corresponding dietary shifts have fueled rapid increases in demand for certain types of fish. In Accra, for example, consumers have shifted in recent years from salted and smoked fish to consuming large quantities of fresh tilapia, much of it prepared by roadside restaurants. With regards to production, the presence of one of the largest man-made lakes in the world, the Volta, provides an almost-ideal resource for cage culture in Ghana.
Is Ghana ready for a blue revolution?
Fish is an important food product in Ghana, accounting for 60 percent of the national dietary animal protein. Increasing urbanization and corresponding dietary shifts have fueled rapid increases in demand for certain types of fish. In Accra, for example, consumers have shifted in recent years from salted and smoked fish to consuming large quantities of […] Source: IFPRI Ghana
Why farmers adopt certain technologies but leave out others
Exactly 125 years ago, John Augustus Voelcker, a British Agricultural Scientist, warned in his ‘Report on the Improvement of Indian Agriculture’: “India is a country about which one cannot make a ‘general remark’ and, certainly, with regard to Indian a... Source: IFPRI South Asia Office
Stakeholder meeting “Unpacking the Complexity of Improved Nutrition in Ghana”
IFPRI’s Ghana Strategy Support Program, and the School of Public Health, University of Ghana, will co-host a stakeholder meeting on July 3, 2018 in Accra to deliberate on the multisectoral contributions towards transforming nutrition outcomes in Ghana. This event will present initial findings from two new research initiatives in Ghana: Leveraging Food Systems for Nutrition and Stories of […] Source: IFPRI Ghana
Ensuring Remunerative Prices to Farmers Challenges and the Way Forward
-Surabhi Mittal, P K Joshi, Avinash Kishore and Suresh Pal Doubling farmers’ income by 2022 is a paradigm shift in transforming policies and programs from production to income. Ensuring remunerative prices to the farmers is one of the several pa... Source: IFPRI South Asia Office
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