A project aimed at increasing the production of tilapia and carp using low-cost and farmer-friendly technologies to improve food and income security for smallholders in PNG. 

This toolbook provides value chain practitioners with an easy-to-use tools for value chain analysis, with a focus on poverty, gender, and social inclusion.

This project aimed to facilitate research and capacity-building cooperation between Cambodia and Indonesia in marine finfish aquaculture Specifically, focus was placed on improving efficiency, profitability and sustainability of mariculture production through increased knowledge, skill and organisation. The project also evaluated the processes of training and collaboration, as well as both the individual and workplace outcomes. 

The Lao Journal of Agriculture and Forestry is a technical journal which is published to record and disseminate the results of research in agricultural disciplines within the Lao PDR.The journal also aims to provide a forum of exchange of ideas between researchers andpolicy makers.  

A project aimed at sustainably increasing fish production in Myanmar and improving benefit-sharing among fish-dependent communities. 

This project evaluated the extent of fish migration barriers and the colonisation of riverine species in seasonal wetlands; quantifying whether there is an annual increase in capture fishery production at sites where fishways have been constructed; quantifying in social and economic terms, the options for constructing fishways at riverine infrastructure; and promoted the uptake of project outputs to other Mekong countries and rivers in South-East Asia, especially in Myanmar.