ICAR-CIFT and WorldFish, Malaysia, held Day 1 of the national workshop on Building Organisational Theories of Change for Fisheries Research Institutes in Kochi on 12 October 2026, focusing on institutional priorities and pathways to research impact.
#ICARCIFT#WorldFish
🐟At the #14AFAF today, WorldFish continues to put forward support for India's #BlueRevolution 2.0 and Asia-Pacific's potential as an #aquaticfoods powerhouse.
🤝Thank you to the dignitaries who visited our exhibition booth and the opportunity to continue building partnerships.
🎣 Communities in Madhya Pradesh, India rely on #fisheries for their #nutrition, but there is much to be learned of the sector's actual potential in the region.
💡Learn how the @CGIAR#Agroecology Initiative is addressing this gap in #aquaticfoods system: https://t.co/gzzx0CmtrV
In Kamrup, we undertook a unique exercise
1️⃣Laid thrust on empowering local fish farmers to make fish powder through PM Matsya Sampada Yojana
2️⃣Included fish powder in children's diet as a protein source
The result- Significant drop in malnutrition levels 📉
@district_kamrup
Dr. Himanshu Pathak, Secretary, DARE & DG, ICAR along with Dr J K Jena, DDG (FS) and Scientists from ICAR-Head Quarter, ICAR-CIFA, ICAR-CIFRI & ICAR-CIFT visited Worldfish on 18 July to strengthen collaboration between #ICAR & @WorldFish. @ChouhanShivraj@AgriGoI@Dept_of_AHD
A work plan was signed between #ICAR & @WorldFishCenter for 2024-28 today in the presence Dr Himanshu Pathak, DG(ICAR).
Dr J.K. Jena, DDG ,ICAR & Prof Ann Fleming, Program Director, WorldFish, Malaysia signed the work plan on behalf of respective organizations. @ChouhanShivraj
📣 Global demand for blue food is expected to double by 2050, yet blue food is often ignored in decision-making.
💡Discover how blue foods can play a central role in that transformation 👉 https://t.co/aeNqVBUG4k
#AquaticFoods@trinidad1949 https://t.co/toFDVBdhno
📕 DYK that infrastructure development and growing multisectoral demands on water, food, and energy are threatening rice field fisheries & community fish refuges in Cambodia 🇰🇭?
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/i5HUFLHRXB
✍️ : Sarah Freed, Vathanak Sun
#AquaticFoods@CGIAR@giz_gmbh
-India’s fish-eating population stands at 72.1%.
- Annual per capita fish consumption is 8.89 kgs.
- Kerala and Goa have highest percentage of daily fish consumers.
- J&K experienced the highest increase in people eating fish.
.. and many more facts in this @WorldFishCenter Report:
https://t.co/1gme7w6FAt
Delighted to receive a copy from the lead author, Dr Arun Padiyar.
Did you know that Indian fish-eating households consume around 5 kg fish/month & 60 kg annually?
Are you curious to know about the variation in the 🐠consumption behaviour of households across states? Read the recent @ncaer study on Indian fisheries ➡️ https://t.co/YYKghwX5LW
Dr. Abhilaksh Likhi, Union Secretary, #DoF, chaired a meeting with International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics, Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research, & World Fish Center to explore opportunities of collaboration in the fisheries sector.
📢Exciting news!
Our latest study on India's 🇮🇳 fish consumption dynamics (2005-2021) is out! Discover the growth trends, regional disparities, and potential for further expansion.
👉https://t.co/Y35v4gqYFl
#AquaticFoods@IFPRI@icarindia@FisheriesGoI