Uniting voices for sustainable fisheries and aquaculture across Africa.
Conceptualized in 2010 during the first CAMFA in The Gambia and formally established in 2021 with support from AU-IBAR, AUDA-NEPAD and the EU FishGov2 project, AFRIFISH-NET unifies non-state actors to speak with one voice.
An Africa where fisheries and aquaculture are sustainably managed and equitably accessed.
Coordinate and influence policy to promote small-scale fisheries, aquaculture and the socio-economic well-being of fisherfolk and coastal communities.
Placing fisherfolk and coastal communities at the heart of decision-making.
Ensuring the longevity of resources for present and future generations.
Encouraging creativity and research-driven solutions in fisheries and aquaculture.
Building partnerships at local, regional and continental levels.
At national, regional and continental levels.
Across five RFNSA platforms for unified action.
On tenure rights and sustainable practices.
Documentation, learning, and best practice exchange.
Developing partnerships for sustainable growth.
Regional platforms engage national alliances and grassroots organizations through bottom-up representation.
Central Africa
Eastern Africa
Northern Africa
Southern Africa
Western Africa