Seven youth and women from the Tany Cooperative, based on Inhaca Island off the coast of Maputo Bay, Mozambique, participated in a six-day learning visit to Zanzibar, Tanzania from September 14-19, 2025. The learning visit, organized by Asia–Africa BlueTech SuperHighway (AABS) project as part of its South-South collaboration activities, aimed to strengthen the capacity of the cooperative members in seaweed post-harvest management and marketing of products through hands-on learning and exposure to successful experiences of seaweed farmers in Zanzibar.
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