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Fish farming supports HIV-affected families in Africa

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WorldFish Center
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The food crisis is adding to the misery of countries already crippled by other burdens like drought and HIV. Here people are turning to fish farming, not only for food and income but also as a way to cope with the challenges of HIV — in particular the orphans from AIDS. This video takes a look at WorldFish's work to reduce poverty and hunger in Africa through fish farming.

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This book is provided by The WorldFish Center in its series Working Papers with number 37837 and published in 2008.

Handle: RePEc:wfi:wfbook:37837

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