Policy Briefs

Year	Citation
2022	Asilatu Shechonge, Martin J. Genner, Benjamin P. Ngatunga, Rupert A. Collins, George F. Turner (2022). Environmental DNA can enable conservation of Tanzanian freshwater fish. Policy Briefing X: June 2022
2021	Part 1_Towards a joint management of the living resources in the Pemba Channel.pdf visit source
2021	Accelerating climate change impacts on marine ecosystems in Tanzania – what to be prepared for?1 visit source
2021	Part 3: Joint management of the small pelagics in the Pemba and Zanzibar Channel visit source
2018	Technology and innovation in fisheries data collection. visit source
2018	Sustainable fisheries, food security: lessons from tilapia fish in Tanzania (2018). Professor Martin Genner (University of Bristol, UK), Dr Benjamin Ngatunga, Dr Rashid Tamatamah, Asilatu Shechonge (Tanzania Fisheries Research Institute, Tanzania) Professor George Turner (Bangor University, UK) visit source
2018	Sustainable fisheries, food security: lessons from tilapia fish in Tanzania (2018). Professor Martin Genner (University of Bristol, UK), Dr Benjamin Ngatunga, Dr Rashid Tamatamah, Asilatu Shechonge (Tanzania Fisheries Research Institute, Tanzania) Professor George Turner (Bangor University, UK) visit source
2018	Martin Genner, Benjamin Ngatunga, Rashid Tamatamah, Asilatu Shechonge, George Turner(2018). Sustainable fisheries, food security: lessons from tilapia fish in Tanzania. Policy Report xx: Sept 2018
2017	Unlocking the potential of Fisheries Sub-sector to contribute to the national economy: the need to improve regulatory framework. visit source