What a great opportunity to meet @JamesAmbani7 in person in Rome, after having collaborated last year on a film and photo mission of the exciting work he does transforming the giant Nile perch fish into luxurious fish leather. Stop off at our #FisheriesInnovation Forum!
La “moda azul”: del lago Turkana a la pasarela | FAO Stories | Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Alimentación y la Agricultura https://t.co/uyrQ81jVMk via @FAO
Turning #fish into #fashion#Leather made from #fishskin is not only #sustainable, it also creates jobs. Listen to the latest FAO podcast to find out why 'blue fashion' is making waves.
Lake Turkana is the largest desert salt lak…https://t.co/ONvpY4OUdU https://t.co/Y4utetQgwt
There's a new sustainable fashion material: fish leather!
The idea all began in Kenya 🇰🇪 and is now providing new jobs to locals, especially youth and women.
Learn more: https://t.co/iY6JSuJiVp
#BlueEconomy#BlueFashion
"It's high fashion, it's beautiful and it's clean - it's exciting."
As the global demand for fish leather grows, entrepreneurs on the continent have started to make leather from the skin of giant Nile perch - fished from Kenya's Lake Turkana.
More here: https://t.co/w4RH6bXlpZ
#DYK that often underutilized 🐟skin can be turned into luxury 👗👜👠? Learn more about #fish skin #leather & #BlueFashion in this 50-second 📽️. #Fisheries https://t.co/iL5wOtBwf1
1 yr ago today, the conversation around establishment of a GIS service Dept in development planning, M&E @VihigaCountyGov began. Today @Erick_Khamala's family, friends & the entire Global GIS community mourn as we all struggle to come to terms with the news of his sudden passing
Fish leather at the #Blueeconomy2018 in #Nairobi. Nile Perch from Lake Turkana in #Kenya. Fish 🐠 provides nutrition and fish waste such as the skin can be converted into leather. Sustainable fashion–a win for communities and the environment #BlueFashion 🐟
There's a new sustainable fashion material: fish leather!
The idea all began in Kenya 🇰🇪 and is now providing new jobs to locals, especially youth and women.
Learn more: https://t.co/iY6JSuJiVp
#BlueEconomy#BlueFashion
Designers and producers inspired by the marine environment and supported by the #Commonwealth as part of its #blueeconomy work in partnership with @FAOfish and @nordenen, made a splash with their colourful creations, sourced sustainably from beneath the #ocean.
#BlueCharter
#BlueFashion: From Lake Turkana to the runway | FAO Stories | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations #BlueGrowth#fisheries#Kenya https://t.co/B6vvmhoi6T via @FAO
There is more to fish than its flesh. Its skin, usually discarded, is now used by communities in Turkana - Kenya's poorest county - for clothes & accessories.
Innovation: @FAO supports #BlueFashion to help vulnerable communities survive and thrive.
https://t.co/c7G28PdCX8