World Aquaculture Safari 2025

June 24 - 27, 2025

Kampala, Uganda

IMTA

Thursday, June 26, 2025 09.00 - 17.50 Mburo Hall
Chair: Kevan Main

  • 09.00
    Kevan L. Main

    INVESTIGATING OPPORTUNITIES TO REDUCE PATHOGENS WITH PERIPHYTON IN LAND-BASED RESTORATIVE AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS

    Kevan L. Main

  • 09.20
    Henk B. Stander

    SALINE AQUAPONICS SYSTEM ADDRESSES FOOD INSECURITY BY UTILIZING SALINE WATER AND SALT-TOLERANT SPECIES, REDUCING RELIANCE ON FRESHWATER RESOURCES

    Henk B. Stander

  • 09.40
    Sherif Sadek

    EVALUATION OF AQUAPONIC PRODUCTION OF POK CHOI Brassica rapa AND FRESH WATER PRAWN Macrobrachium rosenbergui

    Sherif Sadek

  • 10.00
    Maryam El Bakali

    LOW TROPHIC-LEVEL ORGANISMS, BIOFLOC AND MICROALGAE AS AQUAFEED INGREDIENTS IN INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS TO ENHANCE PRODUCTION OF ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT SPECIES

    Maryam El Bakali

  • 11.00
    Henry Katumba

    GROWTH PERFORMANCE AND YIELD OF TOMATO (ANJA F1) IRRIGATED WITH WASTEWATER FROM RECIRCULATING AQUAPONICS SYSTEM

    Henry Katumba

  • 11.20
    Benter Anyango

    DEVELOPMENT STATUS AND TRENDS OF GLOBAL RICE-FISH FARMING SYSTEMS

    Benter Anyango

  • 11.40
    Esther Magondu

    DEFINING INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE (IMTA) IN KENYA: A SCOPING STUDY

    Esther Magondu

  • 12.00
    David Mirera

    DYNAMICS OF MARICULTURE PRACTICES AND TECHNOLOGIES IN KENYA AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INTEGRATED MULTI-TROPHIC AQUACULTURE (IMTA)

    David Mirera

  • 12.20
    Josyline Kendi

    DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL OFFSHORE CAGE DESIGN FOR INTEGRATED MULTITROPHIC AQUACULTURE

    Josyline Kendi

  • 14.00
    Manyor Batemanyor

    GROWTH PERFORMANCE, HAEMATOLOGY OF TILAPIA Oreochromis niloticus FED PHOSPHORUS SUPPLEMENTED DIETS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF LETTUCE Lactuca sativa IN AQUAPONIC SYSTEM

    Manyor Batemanyor

  • 14.20
    Mohamed Elaraby

    AL-KERAM INTEGRATED AGRI-AQUACULTURE SYSTEM “KIAAS”

    Mohamed Elaraby

  • 14.40
    Josiah Sabwa

    EFFECTS OF STOCKING DENSITY OF NILE TILAPIA O. niloticus AND LETTUCE L. sativa ON THE ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF AN AQUAPONICS SYSTEM IN KENYA

    Josiah Sabwa

  • 15.00
    Margarida Saavedra

    SCHOOL FARMING: GROWING MINDS AND FOOD THROUGH AQUAPONICS

    Margarida Saavedra

  • 16.00
    Nassrin Mashaii

    PRODUCTION OF TILAPIA AND PLANTS IN A HOME GROWN AQUAPONIC SYSTEM

    Nassrin Mashaii

  • 16.20
    Cassius Aruho

    CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR SMALLER HOLDER AQUACULTURE FARMERS’ TRANSITION TO AGROECOLOGY IN EAST AFRICA

    Cassius Aruho

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