MYSAP Communication approaches for sustainable aquaculture development and improved human nutrition in the Sagaing Region and the Shan State of Myanmar

K.K. Htoo, D. Griffiths, H.M. Nway and N.T.M. Win

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Abstract: This primary purpose of this report is to describe the different communication approaches used by the inland component of MYSAP, so that other development professionals may learn and benefit from MYSAP communication approaches and experiences, including those that went well and those that required revision. The inland component of MYSAP provided extension and training services to a diverse target group of direct beneficiary households across 5 townships of Myanmar with different educational backgrounds, reading and writing abilities, different native languages and different ethnic and cultural groups, from 06 April 2017 until 31 May 2021. The inland component of MYSAP conducted field activities in Myanmar during 14 months of COVID-19 pandemic and 4 months of operations under a state of emergency following a military coup.

Keywords: Sustainable aquaculture; Nutrition; food fish; communication strategies; Training programmes; nongovernmental organizations; human nutrition; fish processing; fish handling; diet; covid-19; Myanmar (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Q00 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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