The rapidly growing industry of inland aquaculture has the ability to greatly influence both the availability of food globally and the impact of sustainable practices for coming generations. An extensive summary of the industry’s significance, future prospects, and potential developments are included in this chapter. We look into cutting-edge facilities and innovations in technology such as monitoring and automation, recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), and aquatic genetic engineering which promote production, sustainable growth, and efficiency. We also discuss green projects such as integrated multitrophic aquaculture (IMTA), feed development and optimization, as well as conservation and management of water. We also offer policy recommendations for that promotes research and development, favorable regulatory frameworks, and social and environmental impact assessments. Lastly, we look at market trends and prospects, such as improving variety of products, increasing demand, and value chain expansion. The future of inland aquaculture is addressed in this chapter, with a focus on the need for innovation, sustainability, and nutritious meals that are beneficial to both people and nature.

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The Future of Inland Aquaculture: Innovations and Policy Recommendations

  • Meghal Dewangan,
  • Preeti Tiwari,
  • Farhan Khan,
  • Ayan Banik,
  • Bhumika Das

摘要

The rapidly growing industry of inland aquaculture has the ability to greatly influence both the availability of food globally and the impact of sustainable practices for coming generations. An extensive summary of the industry’s significance, future prospects, and potential developments are included in this chapter. We look into cutting-edge facilities and innovations in technology such as monitoring and automation, recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), and aquatic genetic engineering which promote production, sustainable growth, and efficiency. We also discuss green projects such as integrated multitrophic aquaculture (IMTA), feed development and optimization, as well as conservation and management of water. We also offer policy recommendations for that promotes research and development, favorable regulatory frameworks, and social and environmental impact assessments. Lastly, we look at market trends and prospects, such as improving variety of products, increasing demand, and value chain expansion. The future of inland aquaculture is addressed in this chapter, with a focus on the need for innovation, sustainability, and nutritious meals that are beneficial to both people and nature.