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Scotland funds aquaculture in Malawi

Government grants £337,000 to develop the technical and value chain aspects of small-scale commercial aquaculture

By Undercurrent News | March 20, 2013 16:15 GMT
Credit: eisaru, Flickr
Blantyre, Malawi. Photo: Eisaru
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A Scottish consortium, comprising the Scotland Malawi Business Group, the University of Stirling and Microloan Foundation, has been awarded a grant of £337,000 over three years to develop small-scale commercial aquaculture in Malawi [...]

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