Green Climate Fund approves novel fishery project to increase climate resilience and improve livelihoods in the Gambia
18 July 2022, Banjul – The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has approved a USD 25 million ...
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Tag: Fisheries
Fisheries and Water Resources Ministry Receives Automatic Hydrological Sensors
By Astou Jawara The Ministry of Fisheries, Water Resources (MoFWR), also responsible for National Assembly Matters, ...
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The Status of Fisheries and Aquaculture in The Gambia: Perspective from Local Government Areas
The Gambia is organized into Local Government Areas (LGA), with each of them having similar boundaries or ...
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The Gambia Gov’t and FAO reaffirm commitment to promote responsible and sustainable development in fisheries and aquaculture
07 OCTOBER 2021, Banjul – The Ministry of Fisheries, Water Resources and National Assembly Matters (MoFWR-NAMs) ...
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NAAFO Trains Fisherfolk on Communication, Lobbying and Fundraising
A two-day capacity building workshop on 'communication techniques, lobbying and fundraising strategies' for fisherfolk was recently ...
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Minister James Gomez Posits ‘Now is the time’ for Gambia to take over Fisheries Industry; ECOWAS Fact-finding Team Recommends
The Minister of Fisheries and Water Resources, and also responsible for National Assembly Matters, Mr. James ...
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FAO and Gambia Government working towards implementing Climate Resilience Fishery
25 February 2021, Banjul -Fish is the cheapest source of animal protein. It accounts for about ...
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FAO takes strides in addressing land and natural resource related disputes in The Gambia
21 December 2020, Banjul - Land disputes have become a growing problem in The Gambia and ...
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“80,000 Rural Communities” To Get Solar-powered Water Supply
By: Bakary Touray Jr About eighty thousand (80,000) rural communities would have access to better quality ...
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FAO bankrolls Gambia’s National Horticulture Strategy
By Mamadou Edrisa Njie In line with the National Development Plan 2018-2021, the UN Food and ...
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