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Two Swiss-funded WorldFish projects boost Egyptian fish sector

Nearly 4,000 fish farmers were trained by WorldFish on best management practices, increasing farms’ profitability by 13%, and reducing feed use by 20%, says NGO

By Undercurrent News | May 28, 2019 09:16 BST
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Two Swiss-funded projects implemented by NGO WorldFish are boosting profitability for Egyptian fish farmers and giving loans to female entrepreneurs surpassing EGP 2 million ($118,698), according to a press release.  [...]

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