Improve Kenya’s fish value chain for economic growth

 A woman cleans fish inside Lake Victoria at Luanda KOtieno, Siaya County in this photo taken on 27, November 2019. PHOTO | JEFF ANGOTE | NMG

Vision 2030, Kenya’s economic blueprint, recognises fish farming and aquaculture as a source of food security, poverty reduction, and employment creation. The government’s Big 4 Agenda enlists food security as one of its pillars for achieving economic prosperity.

Fishing, therefore, is an important economic activity that apart from providing food could contribute immensely to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

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