“Mariculture in the Blue Economy: An ocean’s worth of potential for T&T”
Presented By: Daniel Robinson

Daniel Robinson Research Officer- Aquaculture Institute of Marine Affairs
As Trinidad and Tobago aims to diversify its economy, reduce its food import bill and provide livelihoods, the transition to the Blue Economy will play a significant role in achieving this. Alongside its existing Blue Economy industries, emerging industries are key to this transition. A notable emerging Blue Economy industry is coast and ocean based Mariculture.
The Caribbean has a favourable climate for mariculture; however, growth in this sector has been slow. To promote the growth of mariculture in Trinidad and Tobago, the Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA), with funding through the Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) is currently carrying out the project ‘
The Development of The Mariculture Industry of Trinidad and Tobago’. The goal of the project is to conduct applied research, which will investigate the use of various forms of mariculture production systems, marine species and determine areas most suitable for these activities to occur.
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