Research that works for developing countries and AustraliaFisheriesResearch Program Manager: Mr Barney Smith The goal of the Fisheries program is to improve the productivity and sustainability of fisheries and aquatic farming systems in partner countries and in Australia through international research partnerships directed at: innovative resource management approaches; the elimination of serious adverse environmental impacts arising from fishing or farming practices; better utilisation of existing harvests; and the development of productive and sustainable aquatic farming systems. Current ProjectsFIS/1997/031 - Pearl oyster resource development in the western Pacific FIS/2001/058 - Sustainable tropical spiny lobster aquaculture in Vietnam and Australia FIS/2001/083 - Inland aquaculture in PNG: improving fingerling supply and fish nutrition for smallholder farms FIS/2002/001 - Developing aquaculture in degraded inland areas in India and Australia FIS/2002/068 - Improving feeds and feeding for small scale aquaculture in Vietnam and Cambodia FIS/2002/074 - Capacity development to monitor, analyse and report on Indonesian tuna fisheries FIS/2002/075 - Application of PCR for improved shrimp health management in the Asian region FIS/2002/076 - Land capability assessment and classification for sustainable pond-based aquaculture systems FIS/2002/077 - Improved hatchery and growout technology for marine finfish in the Asia-Pacific region FIS/2002/111 - Culture, capture conflicts: sustaining fish production and livelihoods in Indonesian reservoirs FIS/2003/027 - Planning tools for environmentally sustainable tropical finfish cage culture in Indonesia and northern Australia FIS/2003/033 - Integrated fisheries resource management (Rinconada Lakes, Philippines and NSW Australia) FIS/2003/051 - Improving sustainability and profitability of village sea cucumber fisheries in Solomon Islands FIS/2003/059 - Sea ranching and restocking sandfish (Holothuria scabra) in Asia-Pacific FIS/2004/065 - Culture of promising indigenous fish species and bioremediation for barramundi aquaculture in northern Australia and PNG FIS/2005/009 - Technical capacity building and research support for the reconstruction of tsunami-affected, brackishwater aquaculture ponds in Aceh FIS/2005/078 - Culture-based fisheries development in Lao PDR FIS/2005/096 - Assessment of the impact of the PNG purse seine fishery on tuna stocks, with special focus on the impact of fish aggregation devices (FADs) FIS/2005/108 - Freshwater prawn aquaculture in the Pacific: Improving culture stock quality and nutrition in Fiji FIS/2005/114 - Building bivalve hatchery production capacity in Vietnam and Australia FIS/2005/115 - Improving capability for shrimp virus PCR testing laboratories in Vietnam FIS/2005/169 - Improving productivity and profitability of smallholder shrimp aquaculture and related agribusiness in Indonesia FIS/2006/002 - Aceh aquaculture rehabilitation project FIS/2006/137 - Analyses of three databases of fisheries data from the Mekong River FIS/2006/138 - Developing aquaculture based livelihoods in the Pacific Islands region and tropical Australia FIS/2006/140 - Achieving consistent spawning of captive yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) broodstock at Gondol Research Institute for Mariculture, Bali, Indonesia FIS/2006/142 - Developing new assessment and policy frameworks for Indonesia's marine fisheries, including the control and management of Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported (IUU) fishing FIS/2006/144 - Strengthening regional mechanisms to maximise benefits to small-holder shrimp farmer groups adopting better management practices (BMPs) FIS/2006/172 - Winged oyster pearl industry development in Tonga FIS/2006/183 - Development of fish passage criteria for floodplain species of central Laos FIS/2007/045 - Evaluation of production technology, product quality and market potential for the development of bivalve mollusc aquaculture in the Philippines FIS/2007/094 - Policy, institutional and economic constraints to aquaculture research adoption in Vietnam FIS/2007/116 - Improving resilience and adaptive capacity of fisheries-dependent communities in Solomon Islands FIS/2007/117 - Review of sandfish pond-culture progress in Vietnam |
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