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A SWOT analysis of Papua New Guinea’s inland fisheries and aquaculture sectors

This research project aims to identify gaps and suggest interventions in Papua New Guinea’s rapidly growing aquaculture industry, using a SWOT analysis surveying farmers and other stakeholders.

  • Bettys Farm
    Bettys Farm

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Understanding soil-related constraints on aquaculture production in the highlands of Papua New Guinea

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