Enhancing capacity and capability
Between 2016 and 2023, FAME delivered 131 fisheries and aquaculture topics, that enhance knowledge and skills of more than 8,707 (68% male, 32% female) participants from the region.
new skills and knowledge gained
77% of the participants who responded to the post training survey mentioned they gained new knowledge or skills after attending training courses
relevance of topic to regional capacity gap
68% of the participants who responded to the post training survey mentioned the trainings or courses were relevant to the regional capacity gap
application of new skills and knowledge
67% of the participants who responded to the post training survey mentioned the skills and knowledge gained from the training will be applied at their work place
Our people – enhancing livelihood and food security
Economic contribution from coastal fisheries in the Pacific region
Coastal catch (estimated commercial and subsistence) added over
USD$300 million to GDP in 2014 (Gillet 2016). This suggests that the value to the region of coastal catches is significant, including critical support to food security and enhancing livelihood for coastal communities.
Building trust, partnership, and regional coordination
Funding from our partners enable FAME to continue to serve our members so that fisheries and aquaculture resources of the Pacific region are resilient and managed sustainably for economic growth, food security, cultural and environmental conservation