Introducing the Nusatupe innovation hub – showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems
It must be one of the most unusual and remote research outposts within CGIAR: The Nusatupe innovation hub inhabits the southwestern corner of the tiny coral atoll of Nusatupe, in Western Province, Solomon Islands. Surrounded by aquamarine waters, and with a Marine Protected Area close by, Nusatupe h...
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| author | Palmer, Neil Eriksson, Hampus Wate, Jillian Tutuo Bennet, Gregory Saeni-Oeta, Janet |
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| description | It must be one of the most unusual and remote research outposts within CGIAR: The Nusatupe innovation hub inhabits the southwestern corner of the tiny coral atoll of Nusatupe, in Western Province, Solomon Islands. Surrounded by aquamarine waters, and with a Marine Protected Area close by, Nusatupe has been the site of a WorldFish research station for 40 years or so – remote from the rest of the world but very close to the lives of Solomon Islanders.
Its recent transformation from a research station into an innovation hub is part of a much needed reinvention of the facility, to ensure it is responsive to the needs of local institutions, fishers, farmers and youth. It now undertakes and showcases a range of activities from coral replanting to fish preservation and handling, to indigenous food gardens, bringing in visitors from around Solomon Islands to show what nutritious, sustainable island food systems can look like. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1726562025-09-01T19:01:22Z Introducing the Nusatupe innovation hub – showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems Palmer, Neil Eriksson, Hampus Wate, Jillian Tutuo Bennet, Gregory Saeni-Oeta, Janet nutrition sustainability conservation aquatic foods fish island food systems It must be one of the most unusual and remote research outposts within CGIAR: The Nusatupe innovation hub inhabits the southwestern corner of the tiny coral atoll of Nusatupe, in Western Province, Solomon Islands. Surrounded by aquamarine waters, and with a Marine Protected Area close by, Nusatupe has been the site of a WorldFish research station for 40 years or so – remote from the rest of the world but very close to the lives of Solomon Islanders. Its recent transformation from a research station into an innovation hub is part of a much needed reinvention of the facility, to ensure it is responsive to the needs of local institutions, fishers, farmers and youth. It now undertakes and showcases a range of activities from coral replanting to fish preservation and handling, to indigenous food gardens, bringing in visitors from around Solomon Islands to show what nutritious, sustainable island food systems can look like. 2025-01-31T13:43:04Z 2025-01-31T13:43:04Z Video https://hdl.handle.net/10568/172656 en Open Access WorldFish Neil Palmer (Producer, Director), Hampus Eriksson, Jillian Tutuo Wate, Gregory Bennet, Janet Saeni-Oeta. (16/12/2024). Introducing the Nusatupe innovation hub – showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems. Bayan Lepas, Malaysia: WorldFish (WorldFish) (Executive Producer). |
| spellingShingle | nutrition sustainability conservation aquatic foods fish island food systems Palmer, Neil Eriksson, Hampus Wate, Jillian Tutuo Bennet, Gregory Saeni-Oeta, Janet Introducing the Nusatupe innovation hub – showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems |
| title | Introducing the Nusatupe innovation hub – showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems |
| title_full | Introducing the Nusatupe innovation hub – showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems |
| title_fullStr | Introducing the Nusatupe innovation hub – showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems |
| title_full_unstemmed | Introducing the Nusatupe innovation hub – showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems |
| title_short | Introducing the Nusatupe innovation hub – showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems |
| title_sort | introducing the nusatupe innovation hub showcasing the best of the sustainable island food systems |
| topic | nutrition sustainability conservation aquatic foods fish island food systems |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/172656 |
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