Aquaculture — Equatorial Guinea
The Fisheries and Aquaculture Value Chain Development Support Project (PASPA) is a sectoral investment project aimed at promoting value chains in the fisheries and aquaculture sectors in Equatorial Guinea. Its objective is to sustainably increase fish production, improve processing and marketing structures, and enhance the socio-economic impact of the sectors by focusing on employment, food security, SME development, and access to drinking water and sanitation in rural areas.
🐟 Increased fish production:
Stimulate sustainable production through artisanal and industrial fishing and aquaculture.
📊 Value chain structuring:
Develop production, preservation, processing, and marketing segments.
👩🏫 Capacity building:
Develop skills through vocational training and targeted awareness campaigns.
📈 Job creation and entrepreneurship:
Promote SMEs, cooperatives, and young entrepreneurs, with a focus on women and youth.
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