Closing : 31 Dec 2028 Updated : 14 Apr 2026

PADEP-Benin Project (agroecological practices for the sustainability of fish farming)

Agriculture and Agribusiness — Benin

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The PADEP-Benin Project, entitled "Valuing Agroecological Practices for the Sustainability of Fish Farming," promotes agroecological family fish farming based on local resources, reducing costly inputs and environmental impact. Its intervention strategy relies on the integration of agriculture and fish farming, organic fertilization, and sustainable water management, aiming to strengthen farm resilience to climate change while boosting rural incomes.

Objectives

🐟 Increase fish farming sustainability:
Develop resilient fish farms based on agroecology.

🌱 Strengthen local capacities:
Train producers and promote integrated agro-fish farming practices.

🤝 Structure the fish farming sector:
Organize groups and networks for marketing and protecting interests.

📈 Improve access to local markets:
Increase the production and distribution of fish products at competitive prices.

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