29 Feb
2012
29 Feb
'12
12:27 p.m.
From: Evina Serge [mailto:evigeo2002@yahoo.fr]
Sent: 29 February 2012 11:45
To: sarnissa-african-aquaculture Mailing List
Subject: Re : [Sarnissa] Fw: Fisheries Courses, scholarships possible
bonjour mes chers,
au regard des nouvelles orientations de la pisciculture au Cameroun vers une véritable
piscicultute industrielle, je désir avoir des conseil spossible la documentations sur
l'élevage des poissons en circuit fermé.
merci et bonne journée.
De : "rbrummett@worldbank.org<mailto:rbrummett@worldbank.org>"
<rbrummett@worldbank.org<mailto:rbrummett@worldbank.org>>
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Objet : [Sarnissa] Fw: Fisheries Courses, scholarships possible
The Wageningen-UR Centre for Development Innovation (CDI) runs short annual courses in
different areas of the fisheries sector for practicing professionals. These courses are
useful for staff from both government and NGO who are working in fisheries management,
research, higher education, training and fisheries development. In some cases the
Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP)
<http://www.nuffic.nl/international-students/scholarships/scholarships-administered-by-nuffic/netherlands-fellowships-programmes-nfp/nfp-country-list>
offers scholarships for both courses that are on offer in 2012:
Fisheries governance
15 October – 02 November, 2012, Wageningen, the Netherlands
Introduction
In this training course the participants will learn about fisheries governance and the
relation with fisheries management approaches. The course will provide insights on
challenges that fisheries governance face and explores ways to strengthen fisheries
governance. It offers a framework in which participants will acquire insights and skills
to bring stakeholders in the fisheries system together, to help them understand each
other’s perspectives, manage their conflicts and learn together. The training programme is
interactive, and uses case studies to illustrate the effect and impact of different
management approaches and practices. Training methods include small group activities, role
plays, excursions and individual assignments.
Application
Interested candidates can apply to Wageningen UR Centre for Development Innovation for
admission to the training. Click here to
apply.<http://www.cdi.wur.nl/UK/newsagenda/agenda/Fisheries_governance.htm>
Ecosystem approach to fisheries
12 – 30 November, 2012, Wageningen, the Netherlands
Introduction
To manage fisheries, information about fishers, catch and effort, fish stocks, fish
processing and trade is needed. Information, its collection, analysis and evaluation are
central in this course. Information forms the basis for policy choices, management plans,
monitoring and evaluations. In the ecosystem approach to fisheries the scope of management
activities (and the information needed) is extended beyond the topics and groups mentioned
to include the mutual influence of fishing and the ecosystem of which the fish are part
plus the effects of other human activities on the aquatic ecosystem. The course ‘Ecosystem
approach to Fisheries’ will discuss the selection, analysis and evaluation of the data
that are needed, and will assist you to make the step from a target species oriented
approach towards an ecosystem approach to fisheries management. The course is useful for
staff from both government and NGO who are working in fisheries management, research,
higher education, training and fisheries development.
Application
Interested candidates can apply to Wageningen UR Centre for Development Innovation for
admission to the training. Click here to
apply.<http://www.cdi.wur.nl/UK/newsagenda/agenda/Ecosystem_approach_to_fisheries.htm>
NFP Country list
To be eligible for an NFP fellowship, you must be a national of one of the following 60
countries:
Afghanistan Albania Armenia Autonomous Palestinian Territories Bangladesh Benin Bhutan
Bolivia Bosnia-Herzegovina Brazil Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cape Verde Colombia Costa
Rica Cuba DR Congo Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Eritrea Ethiopia Georgia Ghana Guatemala
Guinea-Bissau Honduras India Indonesia Iran Ivory Coast Jordan Kenya Kosovo Macedonia Mali
Moldova Mongolia Mozambique Namibia Nepal Nicaragua Nigeria Pakistan Peru Philippines
Rwanda Senegal South Africa Sri Lanka Sudan Suriname Tanzania Thailand Uganda Vietnam
Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe
MENA Fellowship information
For nationals of the following seven countries it is possible to apply for a MENA
scholarship: Algeria, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman Tunisia and Syria. The MENA scholarship
programme aims to contribute to capacity building within organizations and institutions.
The MENA scholarship programme is initiated and fully funded by the Netherlands Ministry
of Foreign Affairs. For more information please click here to go to the
website.<http://www.nuffic.nl/international-students/scholarships/scholarships-administered-by-nuffic/mena-scholarship-programme>
For more information contact: maria.vansoelen@wur.nl<mailto:maria.vansoelen@wur.nl>
or suzanne.vanderwielen@wur.nl<mailto:suzanne.vanderwielen@wur.nl>
Please feel free to circulate this email within your network!
With warm regards,
Peter van der Heijden
Ingrid Gevers
Course coordinators
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