Environment and aquaculture in developing countries

effluents from intensive farming systems. There am
examples in Thailand of the reuse of effluents from
intensive culture of walking catfish (Clarias spp3 in
eemi-intensive fishponde.

ROSENTHAL: It is clear that planning for fisheries
and aquaculture in reservoira must be done from the
inceptionofthe planningofth~ reservoir development,
not as an aficrthought. By analogy, the use of waste-
heat from power stations must ba planned as part of
the whole development.

PULLIN: This planning for fisheries and aquaculture

development in new reservoira ia now becoming more

commonplace. A good example is the World Bank-

funded project for the Saguling and Ciratareservoim

near Bandung, Indonesia1. The World Bank is now

making this a matter of policy for new developments

and ICLARM is advising the Bank on another

development in Orissa, India.

lCosta-Pierce,B.A. and0. Soernamoto, Editom. 1990.

Reservoir fisheries and aquaculture for

resettlement in Indonesia. ICLARM Tech. Rep.

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