Mr. D.D. Bandula
SADC Fisheries Sector Coordination Unit
Fisheries Department
PO Box 593, Lilongwe, MALAWI
Phone: +265-721766
Fax: +265-721117
Telex: 44709 SADFISH NU
Dr. Devin Bartley
Fishery Resources Officer, FIRI, FAO Rome, ITALY
Phone: +39-6-52254376
Fax: +39-6-5225-3020
E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Wellington Binali
AGRITEX, Fisheries Unit
PO Box 8117, Causeway, Harare, ZIMBABWE
Phone: +263-4-753623
Mr. Alan Brooks
Central & Northern Regions Fish Farming Project,
PO Box 700, Mzuzu, MALAWI
Phone: +265-332794
Fax: +265-335051
Ms. Jill Browning
FIIT, FAO Rome, ITALY
Dr. Randall Brummett
ICLARM/GTZ Africa Aquaculture Project
PO Box 229, Zomba, MALAWI
Phone: +265-531274
Fax: +265-522733
E-mail: [email protected]
Ms. Maria do Carmo Carrilho
Fish Culture Department
CP 4590, Maputo, MOZAMBIQUE
Phone: +258-1-460080
Fax: +258-1-460479
Telex: 6196 MAGRI MO
Mrs. Emmanuelle Cayron-Thomas
Kalimba Farm Ltd., c/o AMI, PO Box 30131
Lusaka, ZAMBIA
Fax: +260-1-236075
Mr. M. Chilala
Department of Fisheries
PO Box 110118, Solwezi, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-8-821245
Mr. Sloans Chimatiro
National Aquaculture Centre Malawi, Fisheries Department,
PO Box 206, Zomba, MALAWI
Phone: +265-531274
Fax: +265-523058
Dr. David Coates
Fishaid Project
PO Box 305, Madang, PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Phone: +675-823011
Fax: +675-823306
Mr. Guy DeLince
EEC/Fisheries Department
PO Box 206, Lilongwe, MALAWI
Phone: +265-721766
Fax: +265-721117
E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Ron Evans
Rothmans Fish Farm
PO Box ST 98, Southerton, Harare, ZIMBABWE
Phone: +00423/00403
Mr. Peter Funegard
SWEDMAR, PO Box 423, S-401 26 Goteborg, SWEDEN
Phone: +46-31-630379
Fax: +46-31-154113
Telex: 27108 NATFISH S
Mr. C.J. Grubb
Crayfish Farm, PO Box 60287, Livingstone, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-3-321738
Mr. Boyd A. Haight
ALCOM, PO Box 3730, Harare, ZIMBABWE
Phone: +263-4-724985
Fax: +263-4-736847
Telex: 26040 FAO ZW
Professor Thomas Hecht
Dept of Ichthyology & Fisheries Science, Rhodes University,
PO Box 94, Grahamstown 6140, SOUTH AFRICA
Phone: +461-318415
Fax: +461-2-4827
E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Robbert Houthuyzen
FAO/ALCOM, PO Box 30563, Lusaka, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-1-278051
Fax: +260-1-254173
E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Emmanual Kaunda
Animal Science Department, Bunda Agriculture
College, PO Box 219, Lilongwe, MALAWI
Fax: +265-277403
E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. N.Y. Kingengo
Aquaculture Section I.D.F.
CP 74, Luanda, ANGOLA
Phone: +244-2-323934
Fax: +244-2-322419
Telex: 3322 MINAGRI AN
Ms. Lungu
University of Zambia
PO Box 50110, Lusaka, ZAMBIA
Fax: +260-1-253952
Telex: 44370 ZA
Ms. Monique Maes
ALCOM, PO Box 3730, Harare, ZIMBABWE
Phone: +263-4-724985
Fax: +263-4-736847
Telex: 26040 FAO ZW
Mr. Freddie Magagula
Fisheries Section, Ministry of Agriculture & Cooperatives,
PO Box 162, Mbabane, SWAZILAND
Phone: +268-42731 ext. 194
Fax: +268-44700
Mr. Charles Maguswi
Department of Fisheries
PO Box 350100, Chilanga, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-1-278517
Fax: +260-1-278418
Mr. Alfred Maluwa
Central & Northern Regions, Fish Farming
Project, PO Box 700, Mzuzu, MALAWI
Phone: +265-332794
Fax: +265-335051
Mr. Jimmiel Mandima
University Lake Kariba Research Station
PO Box 48, Kariba, ZIMBABWE
Phone: +263-61-22312
Fax: +263-61-2707
Dr. Brian F. Marshall
Dept of Biological Sciences, UZ,
PO Box MP 167, Mt. Pleasant, ZIMBABWE
Phone: +263-4-303211 ext 1489
Mr. G.K. Mburathi
FAO Representative
PO Box 30563, Lusaka, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-1-252277
Fax: +260-1-254173
Telex: 44510 FAOZM ZA
Mr. Henk van der Mheen
ALCOM, PO Box 3730, Harare, ZIMBABWE
Phone: +263-4-724985
Fax: +263-4-736847
Email: [email protected]
Mr. Toshio Miharu
Bunda Agriculture College
PO Box 219, Lilongwe, MALAWI
Phone: +265-781125
Fax: +265-781125
Mr. V. Mulenga
Department of Fisheries
PO Box 350100, Chilanga, ZAMBIA
Ms. S. Mutsekwa
Department of National Parks
PO Box BE 60, Belvedere, Harare, ZIMBABWE
Mr. M.M. Muyunda
Department of Fisheries, Mwekera Hatchery
Project, PO Box 22797, Kitwe, ZAMBIA
Mr. D. Nabuyanda
Department of Fisheries
PO Box 630450, Choma, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-32-20460
Mr. Shaft Nengu
Fisheries Section, Ministry of Agriculture
PO Box 0032, Gaborone, BOTSWANA
Phone: +267-350502
Fax: +267-556027
Dr. Heimo Mikkola
FAO Representative
PO Box 30750, Lilongwe, MALAWI
Phone: +265-783255
Fax: +265-783263
Dr. T.N. Ngwira
Animal Science Department, Bunda Agriculture
College, PO Box 219, Lilongwe, MALAWI
Fax: +265-277403
Ms. Seipati Mofolo
Fisheries Section, Ministry of Agriculture
Private Bag 82, Maseru, LESOTHO
Fax: +266-322444
Dr. Hein du Preez
Dept of Zoology, Rand Afrikaans University
PO Box 524, Auckland Park 2006, S. AFRICA
Phone: +27-11-4892911
Fax: +27-11-4892411
Dr. Irene de Moor
JLB Institute of Ichthyology, Pvt Bag 1015,
Grahamstown 6140, SOUTH AFRICA
Phone: +27-461-27214
Fax: +27-461-22403
E-mail: [email protected]
Ms. Lucia Quezada
FAO/ALCOM, PO Box 148, Morogoro, TANZANIA
+255-56-4988
Ms. Sevaly Sen
ALCOM, PO Box 3730, Harare, ZIMBABWE
Phone: +263-4-724985
Fax: +263-4-736847
Ms. V. Moshi
Fisheries Division, Ministry of Tourism, Natural Resources & Environment
PO Box 2462, Dar-es-Salaam, TANZANIA
Telex: 26040 FAO ZW
Phone: +255-51-21241
Dr. Uwe Sholtz
MAGFAD, PO Box 206, Zomba, MALAWI
Phone: +265-522397
Fax: +265-523058
Mr. G. Z. Sinkala
Department of Fisheries, PO Box 110118,
Solwezi, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-8-821245
Dr. V.V. Sugunan
Central Inland Capture Fisheries Research
Institute, Barrackpore 743101, West Bengal INDIA
Fax: +91-33-5560388
Ms. Rachel Kaluba
FAO, PO Box 30563, Lusaka, ZAMBIA
Mr. Dirk Teerlinck
Belguim Administration for Development Cooperation, Royal Embassy of Belguim,
PO Box 320021, Lusaka, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-1-252909
Fax: +260-1-250075
Telex: 40000 ZA
Dr. D.F. Thys van den Audenaerde
Director, Musee Royal de I'Afrique Centrale
B-1980 Tervuren BELGIUM
Phone: +32-2-769-5285
Fax: +32-2-767-0242
Professor J. van Vuren
Dept. of Zoology, Rand Afrikaans University
PO Box 524, Auckland Park 2006, SOUTH AFRICA
Phone: +27-11-4892911
Fax: +27-11-4892411
E-mail: [email protected]
Mr. R. Wakumelo
Department of Fisheries
PO Box 630450, Choma, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-32-20469
Dr. A. Woynarovich
Department of Fisheries
PO Box 410055, Kasama, ZAMBIA
Phone: +260-4-221762
Fax: +260-4-221556
| Sunday 6 November | ||
| 17h00–19h00: | Distribution of consultation folders | |
| Monday 7 November | ||
| 0800–0930: | Registration | |
| 0930–1030: | Official Opening | |
| 1030–1100: | Coffee break | |
| 1100–1200: | Keynote Address. Dr. D.F. Thys van den Audenaerde | |
| 1200–1230: | Practical matters, mounting of posters | |
| 1230–1400: | Lunch | |
| 1400–1630: | Session 1: Regional Perspective | |
| • | Main river/lake basins and species distribution in Southern Africa. M. Maes | |
| • | Species used in small water body fisheries and aquaculture in Southern Africa. H. van der Mheen | |
| • | Fisheries legislation concerning the introduction and transfer of live aquatic species in the SADC region. S. Sen | |
| 1630–1730: | Coffee and viewing of country posters with presenters. | |
| 1830–2000: | Cocktail party hosted by the Permanent Secretary for Southern Province | |
| Tuesday 8 November | ||
| 0830–1030: | Session 2: Fish Resources | |
| • | Regional distribution of tilapias, their use in fisheries and aquaculture, and issues related to conserving tilapiine genetic resources. D.F. Thys van den Audenaerde | |
| • | Southern African cyprinids in Aquaculture: Chasing rainbows or the pot of gold? B. Marshall | |
| • | Aquaculture potential of indigenous finfish species. J.H.J. van Vuren & G.J. Steyn | |
| • | Alien and indigenous crustacea and mollusc species with aquaculture potential. H. Mikkola | |
| 1030–1100: | Coffee break | |
| 1100–1230: | Session 3: Utilization of fish resources | |
| • | How to assess fish species for fish farming. G. Delince | |
| • | Genetic Considerations in the domestication of indigenous species for aquaculture: theory and practice. A.J.D. Ambali | |
| • | Economic and social factors concerning the selection and evaluation of species for small reservoir fisheries and aquaculture. S. Sen | |
| 1230–1400: | Lunch | |
| 1400–1700: | Session 3 continued: Case Studies | |
| • | The culture of O. andersonii in Zambia. C. Maguswi | |
| • | Experiences with tilapia culture in Zambia. E. Cayron-Thomas | |
| • | The development of the Nyasalapia Oreochromis karongae for aquaculture in Malawi. A.C. Brooks and A.O. Maluwa | |
| • | The development of Clariid catfish culture in South Africa. T. Hecht | |
| • | Protocols for the development of indigenous species: polyculture of indigenous species under Malawian smallholder conditions. R.E. Brummett and K. Katambalika. | |
| Coffee break | ||
| • | Development of an indigenous aquatic species for aquaculture in Malawi: case study of Lake Malawi indigenous cyprinid Barbus johlistonii and B. eurystomus. S. Chimaliro | |
| • | Barbus paludinosus: A potential species for small-scale reservoirs and/or aquaculture. E. Kaunda | |
| • | Potential and development of Kampango (Bagrus meridionalis), and Malamba and Bombe (Clarias gariepinus and Bathyclarias spp.) for aquaculture in Malawi. T.N. Ngwira | |
| • | Research project to promote indigenous aquatic species for aquaculture in Malawi, Mpasa (Opsaridirum microlepis) and Nichila (Labeo mesops). T. Miharu and S. Chimatiro | |
| 1730: | Meeting of Working Group Chairs and Rapporteurs | |
| Wednesday 9 November | ||
| 0830–1230 | Session 4: Introductions | |
| • | Alien aquatic animals in Southern Africa (excluding Zimbabwe and Mozambique): Distribution analysis and management implications. I. de Moor | |
| • | Elements of Codes of Practice on the introduction and transfer of aquatic species: ecology, genetics, fish health, and socio-economics. D.M. Bartley and D Coates | |
| • | Mechanisms for implementing Codes of Practice for the introduction and transfer of aquatic organisms. D. Coates and D.M. Bartley | |
| Coffee break | ||
| • | Growth comparison between Oreochromis niloticus and indigenous cichlids. R. Evans | |
| • | Comparing the selection and use of Oreochromis andersonii and Cyprinus carpio at Kafue Fisheries Ltd. F. Flynn | |
| • | The status of the common carp, (Cyprinus carpio), as a candidate exotic fish for fish farming in Malawi. D.D. Bandula | |
| • | Presently distributed fish species, the status of common carp, and the pro and contra considerations in introducting Chinese carps in to the waters of Northern Province of Zambia. A. Woynarovich | |
| • | Experiences with carp culture in Mozambique. M. Carrilho | |
| • | Fish transport between different catchment areas in Zimbabwe. W. Binali | |
| • | Introduction and cultivation of Crayfish in Zambia. C.J. Grubb | |
| 1230–1400: | Lunch | |
| 1400–1500: | Session 4 continued: Case Studies | |
| • | Experiences with exotic fish introduction and stocking in Papua New Guinea. D. Coates | |
| • | The role of exotic species in the reservoir fisheries of India, with special reference to silver carp. V.V. Sugunan | |
| • | Schistosomiasis and foodborne trematode issues for aquaculture. K.E. Mott | |
| 1500–1530: | Coffee break | |
| 1530–1800: | Formation and instructions for Working Groups. Working Group meetings | |
| 1800 | Meeting of Working Group chairs. | |
| Thursday 10 November | ||
| 0830–1000: | Working Group meetings, continued | |
| 1000–1030: | Coffee break | |
| 1030–1230: | Reports and discussion of Working Groups in plenary. | |
| 1230–1400: | Lunch | |
| 1400–1600: | Field to trip to Grubb's crayfish farm, Livingstone, Zambia. | |
| 1600–1630: | Coffee break | |
| 1630–1800: | Reform Working Groups, drafting of recommendations. | |
| 2000: | Crayfish dinner hosted by ALCOM. | |
| Friday 11 November | ||
| 0830–1030: | Working Group meetings continued | |
| 1030–1100: | Coffee break | |
| 1100–1230: | Presentation and discussion of Working Group recommendations in Plenary. | |
| 1230–1300: | Concluding remarks by Chairperson, and closing. | |
| 1300–1400: | Lunch | |
| 1400–1700: | Editing of Working Group reports by Chairs/Rapporteurs. | |
| Document No. | Title |
| BIO/REG/1 | List of Documents |
| BIO/REG/2 | Prospectus |
| BIO/REG/3 | Programme |
| BIO/REG/4 | Practical Arrangements |
| BIO/REG/5 | Preliminary List of Participants |
| BIO/REG/6 | Keynote Address. D.F. Thys van den Audenaerde |
| BIO/REG/7 | Main river/lake basins and species distribution in Southern Africa. M. Maes |
| BIO/REG/8 | Species used in small water body fisheries and aquaculture in Southern Africa. H. W. van der Mheen |
| BIO/REG/9 | Fisheries legislation concerning the introduction and transfer of live aquatic species in the SADC region. S. Sen |
| BIO/REG/10 | Regional distribution of tilapias, their use in fisheries and aquaculture, and issues related to conserving tilapiine genetic resources. D.F. Thys van der Audenaerde |
| BIO/REG/11 | Southern African cyprinids in aquaculture: Chasing rainbows or the pot of gold? B. Marshall |
| BIO/REG/12 | Aquaculture potential of indigenous finfish species. J.H.J. van Vuren and G.J. Steyn |
| BIO/REG/13 | Alien and indigenous crustacea and mollusc species with aquaculture potential. H. Mikkola |
| BIO/REG/14 | How to assess fish species for fish farming. G. Delince |
| BIO/REG/15 | Genetic Considerations in the domestication of indigenous species for aquaculture: theory and practice. A.J.D. Ambali |
| BIO/REG/16 | Economic and social factors concerning the selection and evaluation of species for small reservoir fisheries and aquaculture. S. Sen |
| BIO/REG/17 | The culture of O. andersonii in Zambia. C. Maguswi |
| BIO/REG/18 | The development of the Nyasalapia Oreochromis karongae for aquaculture in Malawi. A. C. Brooks and A.O. Maluma |
| BIO/REG/19 | The development of Clariid catfish culture in South Africa. Thomas Hoechst |
| BIO/REG/20 | Protocols for the development of indigenous species: polyculture of indigenous species under Malawian smallholder conditions. R.E. Brummett and K. Katambalika |
| BIO/REG/21 | Development of an indigenous aquatic species for aquaculture in Malawi: case study of Lake Malawi indigenous cyprinid Barbus johnstonii and B. eurystomus. S. Chimatiro |
| BIO/REG/22 | Barbus paludinosus: A potential species for small-scale reservoirs and/or aquaculture. E. Kaunda |
| BIO/REG/23 | Potential and development of Kampango (Bagrus meridionalis), and Malamba and Bombe (Clarias gariepinus and Bathyclarias spp.) for aquaculture in Malawi. T.N. Ngwira |
| BIO/REG/24 | Research project to promote indigenous aquatic species for aquaculture in Malawi, Mpasa (Opsaridium microlepis) and Ntchila (Labeo mesops). T. Miharu and S. Chimatiro |
| BIO/REG/25 | Alicn aquatic animals in Southern Africa (excluding Zimbabwe and Mozambique): Distribution analysis and management implications. I.J. de Moor |
| BIO/REG/26 | Elements of Codes of Practice on the introduction and transfer of aquatic species: ecology, genetics, fish health, and socio-economics. D.M. Bartley and D. Coates |
| BIO/REG/27 | Mechanisms for implementing Codes of Practice for the introduction and transfer of aquatic organisms. D. Coates and D.M. Bartley |
| BIO/REG/28 | Growth comparison between Oreochromis niloticus and indigenous cichlids. R. Evans |
| BIO/REG/29 | Comparing the selection and use of Oreochromis andersonii and Cyprinus carpio at Kafue Fisheries Ltd. F. Flynn |
| BIO/REG/30 | The status of the common carp, (Cyprinus carpio), as a candidate exotic fish for fish farming in Malawi. D.D. Bandula |
| BIO/REG/31 | Presently distributed fish species, the status of common carp, and the pro and contra considerations in introducing Chinese carps in to the waters of Northern Province of Zambia. A. Woynarovich |
| BIO/REG/32 | Fish transport between different catchment areas in Zimbabwe. W. Binali |
| BIO/REG/33 | Introduction and cultivation of Crayfish in Zambia. C.J. Grubb |
| BIO/REG/34 | Experiences with exotic fish introduction and stocking in Papua New Guinea. D. Coates |
| BIO/REG/35 | The role of exotic species in the reservoir fisheries of India, with special reference to silver carp. V. V. Sugunan |
| BIO/REG/36 | Schistosomiasis and foodborne trematode issues for aquaculture. K.E. Mott |
| BIO/REG/37 | Background history on the research and the use of Oreochromis andersonii in Zambia and their use on a private fish farm (Kalimba Farm) between 1985 and 1993. E. Cayron-Thomas |
| BIO/REG/38 | The development of Chinese Carps for aquaculture in Mozambique. P.D. Phan and M.C. Carrilho |
