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Tilapia Welfare App Project

Egypt’s first digital tool for assessing and tracking tilapia welfare indicators on farms.

Case study

Overview

Egypt’s first digital tool for assessing and tracking tilapia welfare indicators on farms.

The challenge

Welfare assessment existed on paper and in expert judgement, but not in a form a farmer could apply daily, record consistently, or act on without an advisor present.

The solution

AQUAVET led the development and testing of the Tilapia Welfare App — Egypt’s first digital tool for assessing and tracking tilapia welfare indicators on farms. The app enabled farmers to record data, receive automated alerts, and access practical guidance on welfare and management practices.

Scope

  • On-farm data recording
  • Automated alerts
  • Practical welfare guidance
The impact

Testing workshops across multiple governorates demonstrated strong adoption potential, and also revealed a critical knowledge gap in farmers’ ability to interpret the water quality drivers behind welfare outcomes. These findings directly informed the design of the FAI Water Quality Study conducted the following year.

Key figures
1st
Digital welfare tool of its kind in Egypt
Multi
Governorates in testing workshops

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From the field

Tilapia Welfare App Project — field photography
Tilapia Welfare App Project — field photography
Tilapia Welfare App Project — field photography
Tilapia Welfare App Project — field photography

Photography from AQUAVET field and training activity.

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