The Peskas dashboards for Zanzibar, Kenya and Mozambique have been rebuilt around the questions fisheries managers ask, with fish sizes, vulnerable species and gears, FAO ARTFISH estimates, a map of where boats fish, and an explanation of every figure.
A new API gives national fisheries authorities, and the people they authorise, a consistent and well-documented way to reach validated fishing-trip data across Kenya, Mozambique and Zanzibar.
Tracks combines vessel tracking and self-reported catch data to bring visibility to small-scale fishers.
A Day with a Small-Scale Fishing Community at Kanamai Beach, Kenya
Let’s celebrate the people behind the numbers
Embarking on a transformative journey in East Africa, where Peskas leverages community insights and technology to foster sustainable fisheries and enhance livelihoods
Harnessing the Power of Data to Enhance Nutritional Insights in Small-Scale Fisheries Through Peskas
A new paper out in PLoS One detailing the design and piloting of the PeskAAS fisheries monitoring system
In Peskas we are moving from a monolith towards a domain-based data-architecture. We want to enable the sustainable growth of the platform*.
