WWW.WAS.ORG • WORLD AQUACULTURE • MARCH 2014 39 and grants; the proceeds of local fundraising activities; the voluntary services of its directors and volunteers; and the technical advice of its volunteers and technical advisory group. All income was used for project work; its management costs were zero – a claim that very few charities can make. Substantial benefits to AwF project participants have been recorded and demonstrated in the projects pages of its website and summarized in this article. AwF is now moving into its second decade and is evaluating its work to date. Revised strategies and field activities are being developed, for which financial support will be sought by members of the current executive committee. The future plans of AwF was the topic of a presentation at the recent WAS-APC meeting in Ho Chi Minh City (Palmer 2014). Notes Michael Bernard New, Wroxton Lodge, Institute Road, Marlow, Bucks SL7 1BJ, UK Tel/Fax: +44 1628 485631. e-mail: new.macrobrachium@yahoo. co.uk 1 J. Nagoli and A. Chijere. 2013. Personal communication. 2 R. Bhujel. 2013. Personal communication. 3 Now established as the Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies 4 Agus Budhiman. 2013. Personal communication. 5 Kevin Fitzsimmons. 2013. Personal communication. References Anonymous. 2003a. The blue revolution: a new way to feed the world (fish farming is a good and promising thing, despite the environmental worries). The Economist 368(8336):10. Anonymous. 2003b. The promise of a blue revolution (how aquaculture might meet most of the world’s demand for fish without ruining the environment). The Economist 368(8336):1921. 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Madhav, M.K. Shrestha, H.R. Devkota and A.P. Nepal. 2013. AwF-NEPAL program: a model for rural aquaculture development. Abstracts of the WAS-APC Conference, Ho. Chi Minh City, 10-13 December 2013. p. 42. Edwards, P. 2011. Rural Aquaculture. Visit to the AwF funded small-scale aquaculture project in Nepal. Aquaculture Asia Magazine XVI(4): 3-11. Fitzsimmons, K. 2011. Farmer to Farmer Aquaculture Niche Program Trip Report # 22: Ranong, Surat Thani and Bangkok, Thailand, July 28-Aug 3, 2011. www. aquaculturewithoutfrontiers.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/ THAILAND_AwF-UA-Farmer-to-Farmer-Programme-TripReport-July-2011t.pdf New, M.B. 2003. Responsible aquaculture: is this a special challenge for developing countries? World Aquaculture 34(3):2630, 60-68, 72. Palmer, R.D. 2013. AwF – the second decade. Abstracts of the WAS-APC Conference, Ho. Chi Minh City, 10-13 December 2013. p. 352. Woiwode, J.G. 2013. 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