Contributors203become more relevant to the country’s developmental needs. He coordinated andmanaged the <strong>In</strong>ternational <strong>Network</strong> on Genetics in <strong>Aquaculture</strong> (INGA), a globalforum aimed at increasing aquaculture production in developing countries in Asia,Africa and Pacific through genetics, breeding, and biodiversity research.Dr. Gupta has been recognized internationally for his significant contributions inimproving the aquaculture sector and in enhancing its greatest potential to contributeto the food and nutritional security <strong>of</strong> the poor in many developing countries.Apart from helping hundreds <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> poor farmers (including women) gainaccess to fish, he was instrumental in enhancing the awareness <strong>of</strong> these countrieson the importance <strong>of</strong> biodiversity protocols and management policies that wouldbring about sustainable fisheries and aquaculture. <strong>In</strong> view <strong>of</strong> this, Dr. Gupta wasawarded the 2005 World Food Prize – the world’s most prestigious award and consideredas Nobel Prize in Food and Agriculture.C502, Aditya Elite, B.S. Maktha, Hyderabad 500016, <strong>In</strong>dia, guptamo2000@yahoo.co.inTek B. Gurung , BSc, MSc (Gorakhpur U.), DSc (Kyoto Uni)He has expertise in fisheries and aquaculture in lakes, carp, catfish, rainbow troutfarming, and has involved in mahseer ( Tor putitora ) breeding nursing and theiraquaculture, management, aquatic ecology & fish biodiversity, and lake conservationand management. He has over 100 publications in international and national journals,proceedings, newsletters, etc.Fisheries Research Division, Godawari, PO Box 13342, Kathmandu, Nepal,frdgdr@wlink.com.npHassanai Kongkeo , BSc, MSc (Microbiology), MSc (Chemical Eng.)Hassanai was the former coordinator (1996–2001) <strong>of</strong> NACA. He has worked in theprivate sector in many capacities, among which are as Managing Director, SahaMarine Products Co., Ltd., Thailand, which was the first P. monodon farm inThailand; Technical Director Chantaburi Farm Co., Ltd., Thailand on shrimp, grouperand oyster grow-out; and as Managing Director, Bangkok Aquafarm Ltd., onseafood marketing and aquaculture consultancy services. <strong>In</strong> addition, Hassanai hasbeen the Project Manager, World Bank/CDC <strong>Aquaculture</strong> Project, Thailand thatdealt on shrimp, freshwater prawn and seabass hatchery and grow-out, and in theFAO/UNDP/NACA Regional Seafarming Development and Demonstration Project,Thailand on network <strong>of</strong> seafarming centers in Asia-Pacific. He also has experiencein working on aquaculture in Africa and is consulted widely in Asia and elsewhere.He is a technical assistant to the Director General, <strong>Network</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Aquaculture</strong> Centresin Asia-Pacific.PO Box 1040, Kasetsart Post Office, Bangkok 10903, Thailand, hassanai.kongkeo@enaca.orgJiashou Liu , BAq, MSc, PhDLiu Jiashou is a research pr<strong>of</strong>essor <strong>of</strong> the <strong>In</strong>stitute <strong>of</strong> Hydrobiology, ChineseAcademy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, and also the deputy director <strong>of</strong> the National Research Centre
204 Contributorsfor Freshwater Fisheries Engineering <strong>of</strong> China. He has served as council members<strong>of</strong> several pr<strong>of</strong>essional societies. He has been involved in a number <strong>of</strong> national andinternational research projects in different disciplines, and has also acted as consultantto international and local projects conducted in China. His research interest coverslake and reservoir fisheries management, aquaculture, and fisheries ecology, withfocus on cage culture, lake and reservoir enhancement, and freshwater fisheriesmanagement. He has built up wide collaborative relationships with many foreignscientists, including those from Czech Republic, Denmark, Canada, the U.S,Australia, Thailand, etc. He has published over 50 research papers and two pr<strong>of</strong>essionalbooks.<strong>In</strong>stitute <strong>of</strong> Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, 7 South Donghu Road,Wuhan 430072, PR China, jsliu@ihb.ac.cnMiao Weimin , Master <strong>of</strong> <strong>Aquaculture</strong>Mr. Miao Weimin joined Freshwater Fisheries Research Centre in 1982. He hasworked as a researcher, lecturer, and administrator ever since he joined the institution.He headed and participated in a number <strong>of</strong> research projects on carp geneticimprovement, inland open water fisheries and socioeconomics, etc. He is also anexperienced lecturer and postgraduate supervisor <strong>of</strong> Nanjing Agricultural University.He worked as UNDP consultant under HDI Program in Myanmar in 1995, wherehe successfully set up a number <strong>of</strong> pioneer aquaculture operations in hilling ShanState. As the coordinator, he successfully organized nearly 30 international trainingcourses/workshops on aquaculture and sustainable inland fisheries development,which were attended by some 800 fisheries <strong>of</strong>ficers from more than 70 countries inthe past two decades.Miao has a rather broad knowledge and practical working experiences on aquacultureand inland fisheries development. He has good understanding on prospects and developmentstrategies <strong>of</strong> aquaculture and inland fisheries in the region. He is currently thevice chair <strong>of</strong> Specialized committee on <strong>In</strong>land <strong>Aquaculture</strong> <strong>of</strong> China Fishery Societyand Board Member <strong>of</strong> Asia-Pacific Chapter <strong>of</strong> World <strong>Aquaculture</strong> Society.Mr. Miao Weimin was appointed by FAO as the aquaculture <strong>of</strong>ficer at the FAORegional Office for Asia and the Pacific in July 2008.FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, Maliwan Mansion, 39 Phra AtitRoad, Bangkok 10200, Thailand, Weimin.Miao@fao.orgNguyen Thanh Phuong , BSc, MSc (AIT), PhD (Toulouse)Phuong has more than 20 years experience in aquaculture research, teaching, anddevelopment. He has been involved in a number <strong>of</strong> projects in different disciplinesand has also acted as consultant to international and local projects conducted in VietNam, especially in the Mekong Delta. Phuong has, for example, worked on thedevelopment <strong>of</strong> feed and feeding for catfishes ( Pangasius bocourti andPangasianodon hypophthalmus ) and indigenous fishes, development <strong>of</strong> bettermanagement practices (BMP) for Pangasius catfish production in Viet Nam, development<strong>of</strong> analytical and biological methods in support <strong>of</strong> sustainable aquaculturepractices in Viet Nam, targeting catfish and shrimp (2007–2009), training and
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