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Executive Summary: The Public Private Partnership (PPP) model as a Key Strategy to unlock the potential of the African aquaculture feed industry

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Language
en
Date
2025
Author
AU-IBAR
Type
Policy Brief
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Abstract
Aquaculture in Africa is expanding rapidly, yet growth is constrained by limited availability, high costs, and inconsistent quality of formulated fish feeds, the largest production expense, accounting for 60–80% of total costs. Many local feed mills operate below potential due to outdated technology, weak supply chains, inadequate financing, and poor-quality control. As a result, farmers often rely on expensive imports, undermining profitability and competitiveness.
Subject
Climate Change; Aquaculture feed industry; Public–Private Partnership (PPP); Aquaculture
Publisher
AU-IBAR
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2p.
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http://repository.au-ibar.org/handle/123456789/1796
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  • Fisheries Governance, Management and Blue Economy [FishGov1 and 2] [237]
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