It thus becomes a regional benchmark in fisheries and aquaculture governance, and one of the first countries in Latin America to chair the Subcommittee.
The selected blue economy projects were chosen from hundreds of applications spanning 38 African countries and will pitch to investors in Cape Town, South Africa this November.
New initiative backed by the Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana and the World Economic Forum aims to drive investment, innovation, and inclusive growth in fisheries and aquaculture.
The open-ended fund dedicated to catalyzing aquaculture in Sub-Saharan Africa will continue to expand until it deploys USD 250 million over the next decade.
