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General information
Innovation ID | 367 |
Version ID | 281 |
Innovation Title | Fish foresight modelling tools involving quantitative assessments of fish production and consumption patterns |
Innovation description | An innovative fish sector model that is less data-demanding while able to analyze scenarios and impacts of country’s fish sector. Fish foresight modeling involves quantitative assessments of fish production and consumption patterns at global, regional and national levels. |
Reporting Staff | Chin Yee Chan (WF) |
Year (Reporting) | 2019 |
Reporting status | Approved |
Innovation Type | Research and Communication Methodologies and Tools |
Stage reached
Stage of Innovation | Stage 2: successful piloting |
Year (Stage) | 2019 |
Stage Description | The innovative model was first attempted in Zambia. The results were published in Marine Policy. Next, we worked on Egypt model in 2018. The model was applied to Nigeria during 2019. |
Has a lead organization | yes |
Lead Organization | WorldFish |
Top 5 contributors | Australian National University |
Contributions and mapping
All partners | Australian National University-Academic Institutions (universities, colleges, etc.); CGIAR Research Program on Fish Agri-Food Systems-CGIAR Research Program (CRP) and Platforms; Independent / Not associated-Private Sector; International Food Policy Research Institute-CGIAR Center/Program (Center); WorldFish-CGIAR Center/Program (Center); Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation-Financing Institutions (including Foundations) |
Main CRP | CGIAR Research Program on Fish Agri-Food Systems |
Flagship project | FP1-Sustainable aquaculture |
Cluster | FP1-3-Aquaculture systems |
Other CRPs-Flagships-Clusters |
Scope
Geographic scope | National |
Regions | |
Countries | Egypt,Nigeria,Zambia |
Targeted outcomes
Main Sub-IDO | Increased household coping capacity to cope with shocks |
Other Sub-IDO | Reduced pre- and -post production losses, including those caused by climate change |
Other Sub-IDO | Increased resilience of agro-ecosystems and communities, especially those including smallholders |
Evidences
Evidences | Chan, C. et al., 2017. Presentation in: World Aquaculture Society Meetings (Cape Town, South Africa) 2017 [https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12348/3837] "Chin Yee Chan, Hoang Long Chu, Nhuong Van Tran, Kai Ching Cheong. (14/6/2019). Future fish supply and demand in Nigeria. Bayan Lepas, Malaysia: WorldFish (WF).""Chin Yee Chan, Nhuong Van Tran, Shanali Pethiyagoda, Charles Crissman, Timothy Sulser, Michael Phillips. (1/3/2019). Prospects and challenges of fish for food security in Africa. Global Food Security, 20, pp. 17-25.""Chin Yee Chan, Hoang Long Chu, Kai Ching Cheong, Nhuong Tran, Michael Phillips. (15/1/2020). Nigeria fish 2020-2050: Foresight modeling and policy implications." |
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Outcome Impact Case |
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