Protect the environment to secure the future - Tilapia Farm
The village of Faleaseela-tai currently depends on fishing as one form of supporting household consumption. However, the over fishing of the inshore area has resulted in the decline in fish stock and catch. The church community EFKS through its Youth Group would like to propose the implementation of a freshwater fish farm as an alternative in providing fish stock for village consumption. The fish farm intends to supply the village with efficient fish protein, as well as an income generating activity for the community.
Objectives;
Provide food protein for communities in Falease'ela to support subsistence livelihood
Identifying income generating active for the youth group
Alleviate the overharvesting of the inshore marine resource of the village, by doing the tilapia fish farm as a substitute
Develop an awareness of conservation and environmental issues in the village through educational programmes
Objectives;
Provide food protein for communities in Falease'ela to support subsistence livelihood
Identifying income generating active for the youth group
Alleviate the overharvesting of the inshore marine resource of the village, by doing the tilapia fish farm as a substitute
Develop an awareness of conservation and environmental issues in the village through educational programmes
Project Snapshot
Grantee:
Faleseela-tai - EFKS Youth Group
Country:
Samoa
Area Of Work:
Biodiversity
Grant Amount:
US$ 1,533.00
Co-Financing Cash:
Co-Financing in-Kind:
US$ 20.00
Project Number:
WSM/OP3/01/05/39
Status:
Satisfactorily Completed
Project Characteristics and Results
Notable Community Participation
Youth Group Involved
EFKS church community involved
SGP Country office contact
Marita Ah Sam
Email:
Address
c/o UNDP Samoa Multi-Country Office,Private Mail Bag
Apia
Apia
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