
Sagay chosen as pilot site for climate-smart aquaculture project
Sagay City has been selected as one of the pilot sites for a climate-resilient aquaculture project that aims to help more than 6,000 fisherfolk and aquaculture producers make better decisions during extreme weather events through the use of digital technology, satellite monitoring, and localized advisories.Representatives from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office–British Embassy Manila (FCDO-BEM), FutureFish, E-Primate, and the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources–Negros Island Region (BFAR-NIR) presented the Technology-Integrated Information for Aquaculture Data and Disaster Alerts (TIN-AD) Project during a consultation held at Balay Kauswagan on June 4.The project seeks to develop a climate-responsive and digitally enabled decision-support system that will ...









