WorldFish @ COP 28

The escalating climate crisis is worsening food and nutrition insecurity, risking lives and livelihoods, and undoing hard-earned development gains.   But amidst the adversity lies opportunity.  Aquatic food systems offer a powerful solution to both mitigate climate change and adapt our food systems to it.  

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