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ARCHIVAL WEBSITE
The Aquaculture Collaborative Research Support Program's mission is to enrich livelihoods and promote health by cultivating international multidisciplinary partnerships that advance science, research, education, and outreach in aquatic resources.
RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE PD/A CRSP PUBLICATIONS SITE:
Legacy materials from the PD/A CRSP are occaisionally digitized and uploaded to this site. Check here for the most recent additions to the archive.
International and Domestic Benefits of the Aquaculture CRSP
Read how the Aquaculture CRSP has benefitted aquaculture farmers, scientists and students around the world
Share Your Thoughts, Success Stories and Anecdotes
Please let us know if you have comments, questions or suggestions about this website or anything aquaculture-related. We'd especially like to hear how you have been helped by CRSP research, publications, or outreach efforts.
Download the USAID SPARE Fisheries and Aquaculture Panel review report.(408K PDF file)
The SPARE-commissioned report reviews the status, trends, and issues in global fisheries and aquaculture and offers recommendations to USAID for future investment opportunities.
SPARE Recommendations to BIFAD
Download the USAID Agriculture Sub-Sector Reviews. (64K MSWord document, PDF available soon.)
The draft recommendations include Fisheries/Aquaculture, Integrated Pest Management, and Sustainable Agriculture subsectors.
Aquanews is the Aquaculture CRSP quarterly newsletter. You can browse issues online, download PDF files, or email us for print copies.
The Twenty-Fifth Annual Report marks over two decades of Aquaculture CRSP achievements and leadership in pond aquaculture research. 
One of our most popular publications is Aquaculture Pond Bottom Soil Quality Management (800K PDF), by Claude Boyd et al. of Auburn University. This 41-page manual offers a succinct yet comprehensive guide to all aspects of managing pond soils. Read more in a detailed review.
The Aquaculture CRSP is a member of the USAID Water Team. Follow this link to see presentations covering up-to-date information on water-related issues that Aquaculture CRSP representatives have delivered to the Water Team in Washington D.C.For information on reporting requirements, travel regulations and forms, and the Aquaculture CRSP Policy and Operating Guidelines, click here.