TAC’s work on youth, women, digital innovation and aquaculture sector transformation was recently featured by KNA/MyGov following the launch of YoungFish Kenya, Girls in Aquaculture Kenya and the AgriGrowth/eSamaki digital platform in Kisumu in March 2026.This recognition matters because the conve...

The Aquaculture and Blue Economy Consortium (TAC) continues to play a leading role in strengthening sustainable aquaculture and circular food systems across East Africa. As demand for affordable, high-quality protein continues to rise, aquaculture in Kenya and the wider region has become a critical ...

Globally, women make up less than 20% of the aquaculture workforce, and thousands of young people enter emerging markets with limited pathways into sectors like this. Meanwhile, demand for fish continues to rise faster than production systems can keep up. Over four days in Kenya, we hosted represen...

We were pleased to be featured on Kenya Television Network (KTN), contributing to a national conversation on how aquaculture can evolve into a more coordinated and opportunity-driven sector within Kenya’s blue economy. At the heart of this shift is a simple but critical question: who is partici...

On 26 March in Kisumu, we convened a focused high-level dialogue on aquaculture and the blue economy, bringing together actors from across the ecosystem; government, private sector, finance, research and youth platforms. Organized by The Aquaculture Consortium (TAC) in collaboration with the Stat...

Yesterday morning, our COO Kennedy Comba represented The Aquaculture Consortium (TAC), Jumbo Fish Farm (JFF), and the Lake Victoria Aquaculture Association (LVA)—where we sit in the secretariat—at the High-Level Breakfast Meeting in Nairobi marking this milestone. On paper, the strategy focus...