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Yunus Thailand Hosts 1st Multi-Stakeholder Policy Dialogue on Seaweed Development in Satun Province
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Caulerpa Workshops Strengthen Regional Collaboration in Sustainable Seaweed Innovation
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Caulerpa Workshops Strengthen Regional Collaboration in Sustainable Seaweed Innovation
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Press Release & News
Caulerpa Workshops Strengthen Regional Collaboration in Sustainable Seaweed Innovation
Press Release
Press Release & News
Caulerpa Workshops Strengthen Regional Collaboration in Sustainable Seaweed Innovation
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Case Studies
Addressing Food Insecurity Through Caulerpa Seaweed Cultivation in Satun, Thailand
Food insecurity is a significant global issue, with an estimated 828 million people worldwide suffering from hunger as of 2021 (FAO, 2021). In Thailand, particularly in Satun province, approximately 15% of the population faces undernutrition, which severely impacts health, education, and economic productivity (National Statistical Office of Thailand, 2022). Malnutrition can lead to detrimental effects on community resilience and well-being, with global data indicating that it contributes to about 45% of deaths in children under five years old (World Health Organization, 2021). Addressing these issues requires innovative, localized solutions.
Case Studies
Addressing Food Insecurity Through Caulerpa Seaweed Cultivation in Satun, Thailand
Food insecurity is a significant global issue, with an estimated 828 million people worldwide suffering from hunger as of 2021 (FAO, 2021). In Thailand, particularly in Satun province, approximately 15% of the population faces undernutrition, which severely impacts health, education, and economic productivity (National Statistical Office of Thailand, 2022). Malnutrition can lead to detrimental effects on community resilience and well-being, with global data indicating that it contributes to about 45% of deaths in children under five years old (World Health Organization, 2021). Addressing these issues requires innovative, localized solutions.