AIESEC

Youth, Gender, Training & Sector Ecosystem Collaborators

AIESEC is a global youth-led organisation focused on leadership development and practical youth experiences. TAC collaborates with AIESEC around youth leadership, volunteer engagement and building young people’s participation in aquaculture and blue economy initiatives.

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BioMar SAS

Youth, Gender, Training & Sector Ecosystem Collaborators

BioMar is an aquaculture feed company specialising in high-performance feeds for different fish species and production systems. TAC’s collaboration connects technical feed knowledge with sustainable aquaculture production and farmer learning.

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Shamberere Technical Training Institute

Youth, Gender, Training & Sector Ecosystem Collaborators

Shamberere Technical Training Institute provides technical and vocational training, including agriculture and applied skills programmes. TAC collaborates with Shamberere to support TVET-linked skills development, youth employability and practical aquaculture/agribusiness pathways.

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Bukura Agricultural College

Youth, Gender, Training & Sector Ecosystem Collaborators

Bukura Agricultural College provides practical agricultural training, research and extension services. TAC collaborates with Bukura to support practical skills development and capacity building for youth and agricultural value-chain actors.

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University of Eldoret

Youth, Gender, Training & Sector Ecosystem Collaborators

University of Eldoret is a Kenyan university with strong relevance to agriculture, environmental sciences and applied training. TAC’s collaboration supports academic engagement, training and knowledge development for aquaculture and food systems.

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Lake Victoria Aquaculture Association (LVA)

Youth, Gender, Training & Sector Ecosystem Collaborators

LVA brings together stakeholders working to strengthen aquaculture around the Lake Victoria region. TAC collaborates with LVA on sector engagement, producer representation and practical dialogue around aquaculture growth.

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NAYA Africa

Youth, Gender, Training & Sector Ecosystem Collaborators

NAYA Africa is a youth-led aquaculture movement connecting and amplifying young Africans in the sector. TAC collaborates with NAYA Africa on youth mobilisation, advocacy and positioning aquaculture as a serious pathway for young people.

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Jenter i Havbruk

Youth, Gender, Training & Sector Ecosystem Collaborators

Jenter i Havbruk is a Norway-based initiative working to highlight women, opportunities and stories in aquaculture. TAC collaborates with Jenter i Havbruk around visibility, storytelling and strengthening women and girls’ participation through Girls in Aquaculture Kenya.

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KCB Bank

Development, Finance & Market Systems Partner

KCB Bank is a financial institution supporting banking and enterprise finance in Kenya. TAC works with KCB around financial services, account operations and financial readiness for the consortium and its value-chain enterprises.

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Farm Africa

Development, Finance & Market Systems Partner

Farm Africa supports agricultural and aquaculture programmes that improve livelihoods and market access. TAC’s collaboration aligns with youth employment, farmer support and sustainable aquaculture market development.

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NOREC

Development, Finance & Market Systems Partner

NOREC supports international exchange and learning between partner institutions. TAC’s collaboration with NOREC supports skills transfer, institutional learning and practical knowledge-sharing between Kenya and Norway.

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Shoshin Hub

Technology & Innovation Partner

Shoshin Innovation Hub works at the intersection of agritech, climate tech and blue tech, including aquaculture-focused digital innovation. TAC collaborates with Shoshin around practical technology solutions, youth innovation and digital tools for aquaculture systems.

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Zone01 Kisumu

Technology & Innovation Partner

Zone01 Kisumu is a technology and digital talent initiative supporting practical coding and innovation skills. TAC collaborates with Zone01 Kisumu to connect digital talent with food systems, aquaculture and value-chain innovation.

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AquaFind AS

Technology & Innovation Partner

AquaFind AS supports aquaculture-related digital and technology solutions. TAC’s collaboration focuses on improving access to production information, market visibility and digital systems for aquaculture actors.

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Daxap AS

Technology & Innovation Partner

Daxap AS is a Norwegian technology company with experience in digital platforms, partnerships and innovation. TAC collaborates with Daxap on digital tools and platform thinking that support data, traceability and value-chain coordination.

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Erasmus+

Academic, Training & Exchange Partner

Erasmus+ supports education, training, youth and institutional cooperation. TAC’s engagement supports international learning, skills development and institutional collaboration within the aquaculture ecosystem.

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Pwani University

Academic, Training & Exchange Partner

Pwani University is a Kenyan university located in the coastal region, with relevance to marine, coastal and aquatic food systems. TAC collaborates with Pwani University on technical knowledge and capacity-building linked to Kenya’s aquatic food systems.

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Karatina University

Academic, Training & Exchange Partner

Karatina University is a Kenyan university with strengths in agriculture, research and community-linked learning. TAC’s collaboration supports applied learning and research engagement within aquaculture, agribusiness and food systems.

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Maseno University

Academic, Training & Exchange Partner

Maseno University is a Kenyan academic institution located within the Lake Victoria region. TAC collaborates with Maseno University on knowledge development, training and aquaculture sector engagement.

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Val Skoler

Academic, Training & Exchange Partner

Val Skoler is a Norwegian vocational training institution with practical expertise relevant to aquaculture and rural skills development. TAC collaborates with Val Skoler through skills-building and Kenya–Norway learning pathways connected to resilient aquaculture.

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NTNU – Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Academic, Training & Exchange Partner

NTNU is one of Norway’s leading science and technology universities. TAC’s collaboration links research, innovation and technology-focused thinking to aquaculture and aquatic food systems development.

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NMBU – Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Academic, Training & Exchange Partner

NMBU is a leading Norwegian university in life sciences, food systems and applied research. TAC collaborates with NMBU around aquaculture knowledge, research engagement and technical learning linked to sustainable food systems.

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County Governments in LREB

Public Sector, Research & County Ecosystem Partner

County governments are central to local implementation, farmer engagement and enterprise development. TAC works with county ecosystems to strengthen aquaculture training, production support and value-chain coordination.

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Lake Region Economic Bloc (LREB)

Public Sector, Research & County Ecosystem Partner

LREB brings together counties within Kenya’s lake region to advance regional economic development. TAC works within this ecosystem to support aquaculture, food systems and rural enterprise growth across the lake region.

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Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KMFRI)

Public Sector, Research & County Ecosystem Partner

KMFRI is Kenya’s leading fisheries and aquatic research institution. TAC collaborates with KMFRI on research-informed sector dialogue, technical knowledge and evidence-based aquaculture development.

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Kenya Fisheries Service

Public Sector, Research & County Ecosystem Partner

Kenya Fisheries Service is the national institution responsible for supporting fisheries and aquaculture development in Kenya. TAC collaborates with KeFS around sector coordination, technical engagement and responsible aquaculture growth.

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