Communications and posters

APDRA and its partners regularly present the results of their work at scientific conferences. You can find the papers and posters written in English in the sections below:

Scientific Communications

Characterization and farmers’ perception on aquatic fauna predation in madagascar small-scale fry hatcheries

Jean-Michel Mortillaro, Antsa Rafenomanjato, Julie Mandresilahatra, Modestine Raliniaina - AFRAQ 2021, Mars 2022, Alexandria, Egypt
Key words: Fish farming, action-research, biodiversity, Madagascar

Increasing fry survival in natural food-based carp (cyprinus carpio, l.) hatcheries in madagascar: an exogenous feed experiment

Trophic functioning of integrated rice-fish farming in madagascar: insights from stable isotopes (δ 13c & δ 15n)

Jean-Michel Mortillaro, Lionel Dabbadie, Andoniaina E. Raminoharisoa, Anaïs Paradis, Philippe Martel, Rija Andriamarolaza, Modestine Raliniaina, Olivier Mikolasek, Joel Aubin - AFRAQ 2021, Mars 2022, Alexandria, Egypt
Key words: Fish farming, action-research, biodiversity, Madagascar

Integrated aquaculture in west africa: an ecological intensification led by family farmers in a market oriented strategy

Delphine Lethimonnier, Barbara Bentz, Joel Niamien, Thimoté Niamien, Cécé Moïse Thea, Daouda Bambara, Mohamed Bob Diaby, Sidiki Keita, Olivier Mikolasek et Marc Oswald - AFRAQ 2021, Mars 2022, Alexandria, Egypt
Key words: Fish farming, action-research, biodiversity, Africa

An approach for improvement of smallholder fish farming systems in siem reap province (Cambodia)

Dorian Dejace, Kabir K. Ahmed, Rotha Chork, Piraner Samoth, Nicolas Jouanard, Domenico Caruso, Jean-Michel Mortillaro, and Marc Oswald - World Aquacultulre Singapore, December 2022, Singapore
Key words: Fish farming, action-research, biodiversity, Cambodia

2019 Book of abstracts Ecoaquaconference Page 1

Refocus Action-Research in Fish Farming on the Challenges of Developing Merchant Family Fish Farming

Lethimonnier D., Bentz B., Mikolasek O., Oswald M. - Ecological intensification: A new paragon for sustainable aquaculture - International Conference, 28-30 October 2019 Bogor – Indonesia
Key words: Merchant family fish farming, action-research, farmer innovation network

Trophic Functioning of Integrated Rice Agriculture to Fish Aquaculture in Madagascar: Insights from Stable Isotopes (δ13C &δ15N)

Mortillaro J.-M., Andria Mananjara D. E., Randriamihanta T. H., Andriamaniraka H., Martel P., Andriamarolaza R., Raliniaina M., Mikolasek O., Aubin J. - Ecological intensification: A new paragon for sustainable aquaculture - International Conference, 28-30 October 2019 Bogor – Indonesia
Key words: Rice fish farming, trophic function, Madagascar

The Integration of Rice and Surrounding Productions in Commercial Fish Culture System by Family Farmers in West Africa

Lethimonnier D., Bentz B., Niamien J., Niamien T., Thea C. M., Bambara D., Diaby M. B., Keita S., Mikolasek O. et Oswald M.. - International symposium on Technology Innovation and Social Impact of Integrated agro-aquaculture: Rice Fish system - Shanghai P.R China, October 13-17, 2019
Key words: Rice fish farming, Ivory Coast, Guinea, family fish famring

Traditional knowledge and innovation analysis: rethink the contribution of ricefish farming towards food security in Madagascar
Lethimonnier D., Andriamarolaza R., Bentz B., Mandresilahtra J., Mikolasek O., Mortillaro J.-M., Raliniaina M., Andria-Mananjara D.-E., Oswald M. - International Promotion Program Workshop on Social Impact of Rice Fish Farming - 4/8 décembre 2018 - Shanghai, Chine
Key words: Madagascar, rice-fish farming, food security

Potential of local ichtyophagic fish species in the optimization of multitrophic fish farming system in Madagascar
Rakotomalala T., de Verdal H., Pepey E., Raliniaina M., Mikolasek O., Martel P., Raminosoa N. R., Rakotomanana H., Baras E et Mortillaro J.-M. - World Aquaculture 2017 - 26/30 juin 2017 - Cape Town, South Africa
Key words: predator, polyculture, tilapia, breeding controle, Madagascar

Impact of improved systems on rice and common carp Cyprinus carpio multitrophic tropical aquaculture, Antananarivo, Madagascar
Mortillaro J.-M., Rakotomalala T. M., Andria-Mananjara D. E., Paradis A., Raminoharisoa E. A., Rakotondrajo M., Martel P., et Dabbadie L. - World Aquaculture 2017 - 26/30 juin 2017 - Cape Town, South Africa
Key words: rice-fish farming, complementarity, carp, rice, Madagascar

The role of fish farming in the farming system in the Betafo areas of Madagascar : approach by agronomic analysis and socio-economic inquiries
Oswald M., Moreau S. et Metay A. - Proceedings of the 5th International Symposium for Farming System Design (FSD5) - 7/10 septembre 2015 - Montpellier - pp.523-524
Key words: Madagascar, rice-fish farming, soil fertily

Lessons learnt from a review of extensive fish farming inside family plantations economie through West Africa and of their contribution to the local value chain
Oswald M., Mikolasek O., Meké P., Blé C., Effole T., Vanga F., Toko I. et Tomedi M. - Proceedings of the 5th International Symposium for Farming System Design (FSD5) - 7/10 septembre 2015 - Montpellier - pp. 525-526
Key words: farming systems, extensive fish farming, market access

Market Access and fish farm’s density in a sub-Saharan rural country side : a case study of the village of Gbotoÿe in the forested areas of Guinea
Range C., Pallière A., Ly A., Thea M. et Oswald M. - Proceedings of the 5th International Symposium for Farming System Design (FSD5) - 7/10 septembre 2015 - Montpellier - pp. 527-528
Key words: smallholders, farming systems, extensive fish farming, market access, Forest Guinea

Approach and conceptual framework of smallholder fish farming intensification : example of dam pond fish polyculture based on all-male tilapia culture (Oreochromis niloticus) in Cameroon
M. Oswald, T. E. Ewoukem et O.Mikolasek - Colloque ISTA 10 - 6/10 octobre 2013 - Jerusalem
Key words: smallholders, farming systems, extensive fish farming, tilapia, polyculture, dam ponds, intensification, sustainability, Cameroon

Posters

Increasing fry survival in natural food-based carp (Cyprinus carpio, L.) hatcheries in Madagascar: an exogenous feed experiment
Antsa Rafenomanjato1,2, Julie Mandresilahatra2, Modestine Raliniaina1, Jean-Michel Mortillaro1,3 1FOFIFA DRZVP, 2APDRA Pisciculture Paysanne, 3ISEM, Univ Montpellier, CNRS, IRD, CIRAD - AFRAQ2021 - March 25-28 2022 - Alexandria, Egypt
Mots clefs : carp, Madagascar, alimentation

Lowlands hydraulic developements : an evolution at the heart of the agricultural expansion in forest-savanna mosaic in Guinea
Petit-Roulet R. et Oswald M. - 4th Water Research Conference : The Role of Water Technology Innovation in the Blue Economy - 10/13 septembre 2017 - Waterloo, Canada
Key words: lowlands, rice-fish farming, system approach, Forest Guinea

Loses and wastes of the freshwater fish sector in Antananarivo, Madagascar
Rakotomalala T., Andriamanana O., Mortillaro J.-M., Andria-Mananjara D. E. et Dabbadie L. - World Aquaculture 2017 - 26/30 juin 2017 - Cape Town, South Africa
Mots clefs : loses, wastes, fish value chaine, Madagascar

Characterization of freshwater fish quality in the Tanjona surrounding Antananarivo : Utilization of trace metals and stables isotopes (δ13C & δ15N)
Mortillaro J.-M., Andria-Mananjara D. E., Rakotomalala T., Raliniaina M., Martel P. et Dabbadie L. - World Aquaculture 2017 - 26/30 juin 2017 - Cape Town, South Africa
Key words: pollution, analyse, water, tanjona, Madagascar

The Tanjona from Fenoarivo : Integrated fish farming systems in Madagascar
Mortillaro J.-M., Rakotoarinoro M., Andria-Mananjara D. E., Rakotomalala T., Raliniaina M., Mikolasek O., Martel P., Oswald M. et Dabbadie L. - World Aquaculture 2017 - 26/30 juin 2017 - Cape Town, South Africa
Key words: tanjona, intergation aquaculture-agriculture, Madagascar