CIFA Occasional Paper No. 27 |
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GENETIC MANAGEMENT OF AQUACULTURE Report of a Producers’ Workshop Prepared by |
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FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS Rome, 2006 |
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Technical Setting3. Producers’ Position Statement
Review of Genetic Management Training Materials
Review of Regional Genetic Management Policies
Specific Recommendations from the Producers4. Scientific Context 5
Current African Hatchery Stocks5. Role of the Private Sector
Genetic Introgression
Introduction of New Species
The Risk of Importing Captive Tilapia Populations for African Aquaculture
Summary & Recommendations
A. List of Participants
B. Agenda
C. Technical Briefs
I. Selective Breeding Methods
II. Genetic Management in Aquaculture: Effective Breeding Number
III. Inbreeding
IV. Cyclical Mating Scheme
D. NACA as a Template For NACAF12
E. Project Concept: Improved Tilapia Strains For Aquaculture in Africa
F. Participants’ Feedback
G. Nairobi Declaration
H. Abuja Declaration: NEPAD Fish For All Summit