VOICED : Senegal looks to farming to boost fish

The video discusses the decline in fish availability in Senegal due to damming and algae growth, affecting local fishermen. To address this, fish farming is on the rise, providing a new source of fish and economic opportunities. The video highlights a successful fish farm and the state's involvement in expanding fish farming projects. However, concerns about environmental impacts remain. The expansion aims to increase fish production significantly and create jobs, but the environmental consequences need further assessment.

What are the main reasons for the decline in fish availability in Senegal?

• Climate change and tourism

• Overfishing and pollution

• Damming and increased algae levels

• Industrial waste and oil spills

How is fish farming helping to address the fish supply issue in Senegal?

• By reducing fish consumption

• By increasing the number of fishing boats

• By hatching and raising fish for sale

• By importing fish from neighboring countries

What is the expected outcome of raising 10,000 juvenile fish for six or seven months?

• 4 tons of fish

• 3 tons of fish

• 2 tons of fish

• 1 ton of fish

What is the goal for fish production in Senegal within the next five years?

• 5,000 tonnes

• 12,500 tonnes

• 7,500 tonnes

• 10,000 tonnes

What is a potential downside of expanding fish farming in Senegal?

• Increased fish prices

• Environmental consequences

• Reduced job opportunities

• Decreased fish quality