4 sessions match these filters · Programme · The 3rd Aquatic Resources and Blue Economy Conference (ARBEC III)

4 of 50 sessions match these filters · 24 presentations · showing Wednesday 25 November only. Show every day

At a glance: Wednesday 25 November

Rooms B to D run in parallel · times in EAT

97 98 99 100 101 102 Live

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

133 134 135 136 137 138 Live

End of day at 17:30

A–E: parallel rooms of each day.
Numbers: oral presentations (15 minutes each), in the colour of their theme; select one for its title and presenters.
Times: in East Africa Time (EAT).

S17

Room B · 14:00 – 15:30

6 presentations Live

Presentations in S17
No.	Time	Abstract ID	Presentation title	Presenter (Country)
97	14:00–14:15	Abstract TRK1_079	The level of under reporting of catch and effort data in logbooks among largescale fishers on Lake Malawi (read the abstract)	Mexford Mulumpwa (Malawi)
98	14:15–14:30	Abstract TRK1_004	Assessing the Impact of the Closed Fishing Season on Small Pelagic Fish Stock Dynamics in Ghana (read the abstract)	James Fynn Walker et al. (Ghana)
99	14:30–14:45	Abstract TRK1_059	Operationalizing Rights-Based Fishery Management through Co-Managed Fish Breeding Areas: Evidence from Uganda’s Inland Lake Systems. (read the abstract)	Bassa S. et al. (Uganda)
100	14:45–15:00	Abstract TRK4_006	Interactive governance mediates transboundary fisheries under climate change (read the abstract)	Emmanuel Mbaru (Kenya)
101	15:00–15:15	Abstract TRK1_057	Morphological Taxonomic Verification of Shark Fins and Bodies in Commercial Export Chains: Quantitative Assessment of Species Composition and Implications for Conservation and Trade Regulation in Kenya (read the abstract)	Dixon Otieno Odongo et al. (Kenya)
102	15:15–15:30	Abstract TRK1_062	Overview of Kenya’s marine fisheries (read the abstract)	Edward Kimani et al. (Kenya)

16:00 – 17:30Oral Presentations

S24

Room D · 16:00 – 17:30

6 presentations Live

Presentations in S24
No.	Time	Abstract ID	Presentation title	Presenter (Country)
133	16:00–16:15	Abstract TRK1_052	Managing the Mud Crab Fishery Characterized by Traditional Knowledge, Post harvest losses, Fear, Exploitation Dynamics, and Varied Regulations: “The aquaculture intervention for Lamu and Lower Tana regions” (read the abstract)	Mirera Oersted David et al. (Kenya)
134	16:15–16:30	Abstract TRK1_078	The Current Status of Coastal Fisheries in Mogadishu (read the abstract)	Abdullahi A. M. Mohamed (Abdullahi Abdulwahab Moallim Mohamed) (Somalia)
135	16:30–16:45	Abstract TRK1_082	The status of longline fishery in the Kenya Exclusive Economic Zone (read the abstract)	Edward Kimani et al. (Kenya)
136	16:45–17:00	Abstract TRK1_025	Diet composition and some aspects of feeding ecology of Rastrelliger kanagurta and Selar crumenophthalmus in south coast Kenya inshore waters. (read the abstract)	Janet C. Mwangata et al. (Kenya)
137	17:00–17:15	Abstract TRK5_007	Design of a Solar-Assisted Electric Fishing Boat System (EcoFish EV) for Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries in Kenya (read the abstract)	Nkanata Andrew Munene (Kenya)
138	17:15–17:30	Abstract TRK1_068	Social Economic Slants On Low Fish Catch Towards Sustainability Of A Collapsing Fishery Of A Tropical Lake Naivasha, Kenya (read the abstract)	Beatrice Njeri Obegi (Kenya)