A01=George Kent
Artificial Reefs
Author_George Kent
case studies Southeast Asia
Category=JP
chronic malnutrition
Direct Feeding Programs
Direct Human Consumption
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FAO's Committee
FAO’s Committee
Fish Ball
Fish Protein Concentrate
Fisheries Agencies
Fisheries Development Projects
fisheries interventions for malnutrition
fisheries policy analysis
fisheries products
Food Aid Programs
food production
Food Research
food systems research
Inland Fisheries
Integrated Nutrition Programme
international fisheries
Mid-Day Meals Program
National Fisheries Policies
Net Protein Utilization
Nutrition Agencies
Nutrition Intervention Programs
Nutrition Research Institute
nutrition security
protein deficiency
Protein Energy Malnutrition
SADCC Country
Small Pelagics
Small Scale Fisheries
Supplemental Feeding Programs
sustainable aquaculture
Tamil Nadu
world hunger
Product details
- ISBN 9780367013912
- Weight: 550g
- Dimensions: 149 x 225mm
- Publication Date: 07 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Because world hunger continues to be a critical issue in contemporary society, alternative food sources–as well as improved production, processing, and distribution methods–must be found. In this broadly based and thorough study, the author argues that fish production can make a significant contribution toward improving the food supply of impoverished people, serving as a possible remedy for malnutrition. Dr. Kent’s suggestions for maximizing the potential of national and international fisheries to alleviate malnutrition are illustrated with case studies from the Philippines, Thailand, India, Southern Africa, and the Pacific Islands.
