Add to ORKGThe final report of the proceedings of the first UFFRO Seminar on the current state and planned development strategies of the fisheries of Lake Victoria and Kyoga, held in Jinja, Uganda, from 3rd to 4th November 1986, is presented. It has been set in four categories: The current trends in the fish stocks. Fish processing and quality control. Fishery economics and marketing. Fisheries development and management. The current state in each of the above categories has been highlighted and the discussions and recommendations for the future actions that followed the papers are given. The papers presented at the seminar are also appendixed to the report
When the Lake Victoria Fisheries Research Project began, the background information necessary for th...
The food of the Nile perch has changed since its introduction into Lakes Victoria, Kyoga and Nabuga...
Species composition for Lake Victoria can be divided into two major groups. Haplochromis includes at...
The combined effects of lack of effective management measures, over-exploitation with destructive f...
The purpose of this paper is to call attention to recent developments in the industrial fish process...
The impact of gill nets, beach seines and mosquito seines which are the dominant fishing gears on La...
This report is based on our experience with the Lake Victoria fishery from 1973 to 1975 while workin...
Lake Victoria had a complex multi-species fishery dominated until the late 1970s by the tilapiine an...
The extension and improvement of inland fishing, as well as the development of fish culture, is now...
EAFFRO and UNPP/LVFRP bottom trawl exploratory data have been used to describe the depth distributio...
A study on the fish stocks and feeding habits of Lates niloticus in the northern portion of Lake Vic...
The Joint Fisheries Survey was conducted by the Artisanal Fisheries Rehabilitation Project and the U...
Work which has been carried out by exploratory and stock assessment scientists indicates that some 2...
The idea of mechanised fishing on Lake Victoria is not new. Trawling experiments have been carried o...
The study of fish consumers as a major fisheries sector component group is part of a larger project ...
When the Lake Victoria Fisheries Research Project began, the background information necessary for th...
The food of the Nile perch has changed since its introduction into Lakes Victoria, Kyoga and Nabuga...
Species composition for Lake Victoria can be divided into two major groups. Haplochromis includes at...
The combined effects of lack of effective management measures, over-exploitation with destructive f...
The purpose of this paper is to call attention to recent developments in the industrial fish process...
The impact of gill nets, beach seines and mosquito seines which are the dominant fishing gears on La...
This report is based on our experience with the Lake Victoria fishery from 1973 to 1975 while workin...
Lake Victoria had a complex multi-species fishery dominated until the late 1970s by the tilapiine an...
The extension and improvement of inland fishing, as well as the development of fish culture, is now...
EAFFRO and UNPP/LVFRP bottom trawl exploratory data have been used to describe the depth distributio...
A study on the fish stocks and feeding habits of Lates niloticus in the northern portion of Lake Vic...
The Joint Fisheries Survey was conducted by the Artisanal Fisheries Rehabilitation Project and the U...
Work which has been carried out by exploratory and stock assessment scientists indicates that some 2...
The idea of mechanised fishing on Lake Victoria is not new. Trawling experiments have been carried o...
The study of fish consumers as a major fisheries sector component group is part of a larger project ...
When the Lake Victoria Fisheries Research Project began, the background information necessary for th...
The food of the Nile perch has changed since its introduction into Lakes Victoria, Kyoga and Nabuga...
Species composition for Lake Victoria can be divided into two major groups. Haplochromis includes at...