With the investments that are being made in the acquisition of new cooling and electric equipment of the centres it will be possible to effect better operation of the said centres.
The project coordinator, Victor Barreto, told ANGOP that the project, valued at USD 38 million – a financing from the African Development Bank (80 percent of the total cost) and Angola (20 percent) – aims to combat poverty and hunger by building fishing infrastructures, training and sustainable environmental management.
These centres are located in the provinces of Benguela, Cuanza Sul, Bengo and Zaire.
Source: https://allafrica.com/stories/201811030008.html
Luanda — The subsector of artisanal fishing continues to be the driving force behind the economic and social progress of communities, contributing to food and nutritional security, creating more jobs and raising household incomes, said last Thursday in Luanda, the Angolan minister of Fisheries and the Sea, Victória de Barros.
