ARBEC III · 23–27 Nov 2026 · Nairobi

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5 days50 sessions164 presentations126 postersTimes in EAT

  • Theme: Communities, Livelihoods, Gender & Social Inclusion
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ARBEC III Programme at a Glance

23–25 November 2026· times in EAT

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Programme at a glance, 23–25 November 2026: days and rooms across, times (EAT) down. Each talk number and each session links to its details in the session list.
Time Monday, 23 Nov 2026 Tuesday, 24 Nov 2026 Wednesday, 25 Nov 2026
Room D Room B Room A
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
11:00 67
11:15 68
11:30 69
11:45 70
12:00 71
12:15 72
14:00 19
14:15 20
14:30 21
14:45 22
15:00 23
15:15 24
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
16:00 115
16:15 116
16:30 117
16:45 118
17:00 119
17:15 120
17:30 End of day End of day End of day

At a glance: Monday 23 November

19 20 21 22 23 24 Live

End of day at 15:30

At a glance: Tuesday 24 November

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

67 68 69 70 71 72 Live

End of day at 12:30

At a glance: Wednesday 25 November

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

115 116 117 118 119 120 Live

End of day at 17:30

Sessions Monday 23 November 2026

  1. S04

    Communities, Livelihoods, Gender & Social Inclusion

    Room D · 14:00 – 15:30

    6 presentations Chair: Dr. Anthony Nzioka · Rapporteur: Harriet Okeyo Live

Sessions Tuesday 24 November 2026

  1. Oral Presentations

    S12

    Communities, Livelihoods, Gender & Social Inclusion

    Room B · 11:00 – 12:30

    Presentations in S12
    No. Time Abstract ID Presentation title Presenter (Country)
    67 11:00–11:15 Abstract TRK7_004 Bycatch To Protection Through Community Leadership (read the abstract) Juma Gwerenya et al. (Kenya)
    68 11:15–11:30 Abstract TRK7_024 Socio- Economic Impacts Of Marine-Protected Areas (Mpas) On Communities In Kenya (read the abstract) Dr. Mary Wandia et al. (Kenya)
    69 11:30–11:45 Abstract TRK7_027 Strengthening Community Engagement and Equity through Safeguards Integration in Coastal Resource Management (read the abstract) Freeman Givonce Urio (Zanzibar, Tanzania)
    70 11:45–12:00 Abstract TRK1_060 Operationalizing the SSF Guidelines through Youth-Led Fish Value Addition and Climate-Resilient Blue Economy Enterprises in Uganda (read the abstract) Bakora Moses (Uganda)
    71 12:00–12:15 Abstract TRK1_100 From food to feed? Omena, tilapia and the changing uses of small fish in Lake Victoria (read the abstract) Joeri Scholtens (The Netherlands)
    72 12:15–12:30 Abstract TRK7_014 Evidence for community literacy on health outcomes from fisheries (read the abstract) Johnstone O. Omukoto et al. (Kenya)

Sessions Wednesday 25 November 2026

  1. Oral Presentations

    S21

    Communities, Livelihoods, Gender & Social Inclusion

    Room A · 16:00 – 17:30

    Presentations in S21
    No. Time Abstract ID Presentation title Presenter (Country)
    115 16:00–16:15 Abstract TRK1_039 Gendered Sociocultural Dimensions Of Swahili Small-Scale Fisheries: Participation, Access And Shared Species (read the abstract) Labatt et al. (Kenya)
    116 16:15–16:30 Abstract TRK1_080 The Omena (Rastrineobola argentea) Value Chain in Lake Victoria: Livelihoods, Gender Dynamics, and Constraints Among Small-Scale Actors (read the abstract) Kevin Victor Onsongo et al. (Kenya)
    117 16:30–16:45 Abstract TRK1_074 Strengthening Community-Based Monitoring and Restoration of Fisheries, Water Quality and Riparian Ecosystem Health for Sustainable Resource Management, Sustainable Livelihoods and Poverty Reduction in Lake Baringo, Kenya (read the abstract) Kobingi Nyakeya et al. (Kenya)
    118 16:45–17:00 Abstract TRK1_048 Lake Victoria Youth Climate Action Platform: Advancing Citizen Science, Ecosystem Restoration, and Youth-Led Blue Economy Solutions in East Africa (read the abstract) Betty Aliba et al. (Uganda)
    119 17:00–17:15 Abstract TRK1_065 Putting small fish on the table: The underutilized potential of small indigenous fish to improve food and nutrition security in East Africa (read the abstract) Cyprian Ogombe Odoli (Kenya)
    120 17:15–17:30 Abstract TRK3_003 Impact of Social Media Engagement on Tourists’ Choice of Sustainable Accommodation in Maasai Mara, Kenya (read the abstract) Dr. Mongare Omare et al. (Kenya)