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  • The Blue Horizon Seaweed Project shared sustainable value chain strategies and fostered regional collaboration at the International Water Conference 11 (IWC11) in Bali, Indonesia.

    The Blue Horizon Seaweed Project shared sustainable value chain strategies and fostered regional collaboration at the International Water Conference 11 (IWC11) in Bali, Indonesia.

    The Blue Horizon Seaweed Project shared sustainable value chain strategies and fostered regional collaboration at the International Water Conference 11 (IWC11) in Bali, Indonesia.

  • The SEAFDEC PMU met to advance regional frameworks for a sustainable aquaculture Southeast Asia initiative. The project aims to develop practical, safe, and inclusive guidance that benefits both small-scale and commercial seaweed sectors.

    The SEAFDEC PMU met to advance regional frameworks for a sustainable aquaculture Southeast Asia initiative. The project aims to develop practical, safe, and inclusive guidance that benefits both small-scale and commercial seaweed sectors.

    The SEAFDEC PMU met to advance regional frameworks for a sustainable aquaculture Southeast Asia initiative. The project aims to develop practical, safe, and inclusive guidance that benefits both small-scale and commercial seaweed sectors.

  • SEAFDEC Blue Horizon Seaweed Aquaculture Project showcased ASEAN’s sustainable seaweed initiatives. Highlighting its upcoming regional guide, SEAFDEC emphasized that resilient aquaculture supply chains must combine environmental sustainability with safer working conditions, gender equity, and economic inclusion for small-scale coastal farmers.

    SEAFDEC Blue Horizon Seaweed Aquaculture Project showcased ASEAN’s sustainable seaweed initiatives. Highlighting its upcoming regional guide, SEAFDEC emphasized that resilient aquaculture supply chains must combine environmental sustainability with safer working conditions, gender equity, and economic inclusion for small-scale coastal farmers.

    SEAFDEC Blue Horizon Seaweed Aquaculture Project showcased ASEAN’s sustainable seaweed initiatives. Highlighting its upcoming regional guide, SEAFDEC emphasized that resilient aquaculture supply chains must combine environmental sustainability with safer working conditions, gender equity, and economic inclusion for small-scale coastal farmers.

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Project Components

Regional approach and capacity for seaweed value chains in Southeast Asia

Enabling Environment for Seaweed Aquaculture in the Philippines and Viet Nam

Seaweed Value Chains (supporting production, processing, and marketing)

Knowledge Management, M&E, and IW Learn (regional, facilitating information sharing and regional learning)

Project Components

Regional approach and capacity for seaweed value chains in Southeast Asia

Enabling Environment for Seaweed Aquaculture in the Philippines and Viet Nam

Seaweed Value Chains (supporting production, processing, and marketing)

Knowledge Management, M&E, and IW Learn (regional, facilitating information sharing and regional learning)

Project Components

Regional approach and capacity for seaweed value chains in Southeast Asia

Enabling Environment for Seaweed Aquaculture in the Philippines and Viet Nam

Seaweed Value Chains (supporting production, processing, and marketing)

Knowledge Management, M&E, and IW Learn (regional, facilitating information sharing and regional learning)

11th GEF International Waters Conference

Clinic 15 on A Dose of Knowledge: Building a Resilient and Sustainable Seaweed Value Chain in Southeast Asia

Date

21 October 2026

Time

on 15:30 – 17:00 (UTC+08:00)

Venue

The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali

Speakers of Blue Horizon Seaweed Aquaculture Project

SEAFDEC Secretariat Bangkok

(Mr. Muhamad Nour)

Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources – Philippines

(Ms. Ida Capacio)

Department of Fisheries and Surveillance – Viet Nam

(Ms. Mai Anh)

SEAFDEC/AQD (Moderator)

(Mr. Joseph Faisan)

Clinic 15 on A Dose of Knowledge: Building a Resilient and Sustainable Seaweed Value Chain in Southeast Asia

Date

21 October 2026

Time

on 15:30 – 17:00 (UTC+08:00)

Venue

The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali

Speakers

SEAFDEC Secretariat Bangkok

(Mr. Muhamad Nour)

BFAR Philippines

(Ms. Ida Capacio)

DFiS

(Ms. Mai Anh)

SEAFDEC/AQD (Moderator)

(Mr. Joseph Faisan)

Guidelines on Knowledge Management and Communication Strategies

Its primary objective is to inform the target audience and the public about how activities and initiatives are undertaken under the “Seaweed” Project and to contribute to its overall objectives and expected outcomes.