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Promoting Sustainable and Circular Aquaculture: Policy Report Provides Strategic Recommendations for Germany and Brazil
- Aquaculture plays a crucial role in global food systems, producing over half of the seafood consumed worldwide.
- A policy report focuses on sustainable freshwater aquaculture in Germany and Brazil, highlighting untapped potential and low per capita fish consumption in both countries.
- Challenges like regulatory complexities and limited local production capacity hinder the growth of aquaculture in Germany.
- Recommendations include streamlining approval processes and investing in skilled workforce development for sustainable aquaculture practices.
- Addressing systemic barriers is crucial, along with education initiatives and technology transfer for practical solutions.
- Circular aquaculture frameworks aim to reduce environmental impacts by closing nutrient loops and minimizing waste.
- The report emphasizes integrating aquaculture into national food security strategies and calls for holistic governance approaches.
- Monitoring, evaluation frameworks, and evidence-based policymaking are essential for ensuring long-term sustainability in aquaculture.
- Strategic investments, regulatory reforms, and knowledge integration can unlock the potential of sustainable freshwater aquaculture.
- Germany and Brazil have the opportunity to lead in pioneering circular aquaculture models for resilient global food systems and planetary health.
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