STREAM Journal

30 December 1999 | 23410 views | Livelihoods, gender and social issues

Learning, conflict management, information and communication technologies, aquatic resources management, legislation, livelihoods, gender, participation, stakeholders, policy and communications. They represent the sorts of issues around which the STREAM Initiative promoted learning and communication. The STREAM Journal showcased a range of perspectives on issues and contexts from a diversity of views, and documented these voices so that dialogues could be informed and inclusive. 

The journal is no longer published. It was produced from January 2002 until January 2006.

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STREAM Journal Volume 1, No. 2, April-June 2002

In this issue: Efforts of a farmer in fish seed production for self-employment. Remembering: The missing capacity. Measuring the process. Women's fish farmers group in Nawalparasi, Nepal. Periphyton-based aquaculture: A sustainable technology for resource-poor farmers. Unlocking information on the internet: STREAM media monitoring and issue tracking. This edition is also available in Ilonggo, Nepali and Vietnamese.

STREAM Journal Volume 1, No. 1, January-March 2002

In this issue: Learning from each other about conflict. e-learning to support knowledge sharing in aquatic resources. Livelihood strategies, gender and participation in aquaculture: Findings from participatory research in northwestern Sri Lanka. Farming of giant tiger shrimp in northern central Vietnam. Interacting with stakeholders and policy-makers. This edition is also available in Ilonggo, Khmer, Nepali and Vietnamese.