15 Bagamoyo since stocking was
not as anticipated, may not reflect optimum production
1.2 Conduct regional and national outreach on milkfish farming Complete draft milkfish guide
integrating results from the pilot fish ponds
February 2007
On-going Nearing completion with
additional editorial work in December through Requintina
TDY; awaiting initial harvest results before completing
1.3 Tilapia farming In Mkuranga:
Conduct meeting to decide marketing strategies
November 2006
Completed Successful meeting on tilapia
farming; plans made for this year including timeframes for
preparing ponds, obtaining fingerlings, stocking,
management, harvesting
Oversee harvesting and marketing December
2006- January
2007 Terminated
Loss of most crop
from predation
Predation of fish by wildlife a continuing problem; activity
terminated
1.4 Seaweed farming In Bagamoyo
Complete comparative economic analysis of floating and off-bottom
seaweed farming methods January -
February 2007
On target Preliminary analysis promising;
once analysis completed, design and implement technology
dissemination strategy in collaboration with Department
of Fisheries and other coastalmarine projectsdonors
and private sector buyersextensionists
Produce 10 dema traps each for Pande, Changwahela and Kondo
Ongoing On going
To date, traps provided only to Pande; traps for Kondo delayed
to observe results at Pande; traps for Changwahela
cancelled as do not practice floating-line farming method
but rather the peg-and-line farming method
Assess dema traps to capture fish feeding on the floating-line system
and conduct routine monitoring From
September 2006
On-going Use of dema traps on fish
foraging seaweed farms in Pande successful with average
harvest of 40 fish per spring tide period six days of 200 to
16 500 grams size each
In Fumba:
Expand number of villages involved in bivalve culture in
Fumba from one to four September
2006 Completed
Three villages currently farming bivalves using floating-
lines Conduct extension visits for
seaweed and shellfish farming respectively to monitor and
provide technical assistance on floating-line system
On going Ongoing
Seaweed results extremely promising; floating-line method
may allow for significant increase in K. alvarezii
cultivation over E. spinosum; former has much higher value
and better price to farmers
1.5 Shellfish farming Menai Bay Pens
Monitor mortality and growth Nariman, Ngowo, assistant
Ongoing Ongoing
Mortality rate of seeded bivalves less than 7 of 80
seeded to date
Move additional pens to deeper water
October 2006
Completed Farmers giving more time to
floating-line method than pens method as former viewed as
better farming method
Pearl, Shellfish, Floating Farms
Monitor growth and mortality of edible shellfish and seaweed
On-going On-going Monitor nacre production in pearl
oysters On-going
On-going Seeded oysters showing good
growth of nacre with initial harvests projected for March
2007
Conduct additional implants of pearl oysters
December 2006
Completed 80 oysters seeded; slightly
below target number, but additional seeding to be
continued
1.6 Developing capacity for entrepreneurship of women groups
Develop terms of reference for entrepreneurship
trainingworkshop Haws October
2006 Completed Trainingworkshop
planned for
later in the Year 3; several potential groups being
evaluated for delivery capability
Produce and market shell handicrafts
Ongoing On-going Villagers currently
accumulating polished shells, organizing groups and opening
accounts; sales anticipated to start following completion of
entrepreneurship trainingextension technical
assistance
Conduct extension visits Ongoing
On-going
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