Using science to profitably navigate blue economy for growth and jobs

Fishermen preparing traditional fish traps within Indian ocean in this picture taken on November 18, 2020.

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Kenya has taken great strides towards optimising its rich Blue Economy. The 600-kilometre coastline is a source of food, employment and commerce.

It is an embodiment of the rich coastal culture tinged with a heartwarming humanity history. The fisheries sector supports more than 300,000 Kenyans directly and millions indirectly.

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