Clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification: IPSR Innovation Profile
Clustering shrimp farming for traceability and certification strengthens backward linkages with farmers via aggregation, disintermediation, technology transfer, and enabling certification. All innovation partners organize shrimp farmers with contiguous ponds into groups of 20-25. Farmers in a cluste...
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CGIAR System Organization
2024
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| author | Narayanan, Sudha Kabir, Razin Belton, Ben Hernandez, Ricardo Hossein, P. |
| author_browse | Belton, Ben Hernandez, Ricardo Hossein, P. Kabir, Razin Narayanan, Sudha |
| author_facet | Narayanan, Sudha Kabir, Razin Belton, Ben Hernandez, Ricardo Hossein, P. |
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| description | Clustering shrimp farming for traceability and certification strengthens backward linkages with farmers via aggregation, disintermediation, technology transfer, and enabling certification. All innovation partners organize shrimp farmers with contiguous ponds into groups of 20-25. Farmers in a cluster coordinate stocking and harvest of specific species of shrimp. All three innovation partners have similar approaches but vary somewhat in terms of the specific support and requirements of the cluster. ACI Agrolink hopes to buy back shrimp for its processing plant and aims to bundle this with providing Input credit to shrimp farmers who buy ACI Animal Health’s feed and insurance. In the BSFF (Bangladesh Shrimp and Fish Foundation) model, shrimp farmers commit to monoculture and are provided SPF-PL (Specific Pathogen Free Post-Larvae), cluster level credit from designated banks, and a buyback arranged with specific processing firms. In the DoF (Department of Fisheries) model, farmers are persuaded to deepen their ponds to reduce water temperature variability that can trigger disease outbreaks, and facilitate increased stocking densities as a precondition to participate. For clusters that achieve some of these essential conditions, the DoF extends financial support to the cluster. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1553262025-04-15T19:05:51Z Clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification: IPSR Innovation Profile Narayanan, Sudha Kabir, Razin Belton, Ben Hernandez, Ricardo Hossein, P. fish shrimp fisheries value chains Clustering shrimp farming for traceability and certification strengthens backward linkages with farmers via aggregation, disintermediation, technology transfer, and enabling certification. All innovation partners organize shrimp farmers with contiguous ponds into groups of 20-25. Farmers in a cluster coordinate stocking and harvest of specific species of shrimp. All three innovation partners have similar approaches but vary somewhat in terms of the specific support and requirements of the cluster. ACI Agrolink hopes to buy back shrimp for its processing plant and aims to bundle this with providing Input credit to shrimp farmers who buy ACI Animal Health’s feed and insurance. In the BSFF (Bangladesh Shrimp and Fish Foundation) model, shrimp farmers commit to monoculture and are provided SPF-PL (Specific Pathogen Free Post-Larvae), cluster level credit from designated banks, and a buyback arranged with specific processing firms. In the DoF (Department of Fisheries) model, farmers are persuaded to deepen their ponds to reduce water temperature variability that can trigger disease outbreaks, and facilitate increased stocking densities as a precondition to participate. For clusters that achieve some of these essential conditions, the DoF extends financial support to the cluster. 2024-09-30 2024-10-13T12:14:36Z 2024-10-13T12:14:36Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/155326 en Open Access application/pdf CGIAR System Organization Narayanan, S., Kabir, R., Belton, B., Hernandez, R. and Hossein, P. 2024. Clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification: IPSR Innovation Profile. First edition, September 2024. Montpellier: CGIAR System Organization |
| spellingShingle | fish shrimp fisheries value chains Narayanan, Sudha Kabir, Razin Belton, Ben Hernandez, Ricardo Hossein, P. Clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification: IPSR Innovation Profile |
| title | Clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification: IPSR Innovation Profile |
| title_full | Clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification: IPSR Innovation Profile |
| title_fullStr | Clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification: IPSR Innovation Profile |
| title_full_unstemmed | Clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification: IPSR Innovation Profile |
| title_short | Clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification: IPSR Innovation Profile |
| title_sort | clustering shrimp farming to promote traceability and certification ipsr innovation profile |
| topic | fish shrimp fisheries value chains |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/155326 |
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