Investigating the Relationship between Aquaculture Investments, Training, and Environmental Factors in Guangdong: An Alternative Perspective

This study investigates the interplay between investment, training, and environmental factors in the aquaculture industry in the Guangdong region of China. Using NIPALS regression to address multicollinearity, we identify the factors that significantly impact losses of aquaculture products due to environmental factors. Our findings highlight the importance of targeted training and education for fisherfolks and extension staff to enhance environmental management practices and reduce losses. We also emphasize the need to consider regional variability and challenges in developing universal models. Based on our results, we propose using innovative technology, fostering public-private partnerships, and adapting to regional variability to address environmental challenges. Finally, we suggest establishing a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation system to assess the effectiveness of interventions and promote evidence-based decision-making for sustainable development in the region's aquaculture sector.

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This study examines the interaction between investment, training, and environmental factors in Guangdong's aquaculture industry. Through NIPALS regression, we identify the significant impact of environmental factors on aquaculture product losses. Our findings stress the importance of targeted training and education for fisherfolks and extension staff to improve environmental management and reduce losses. We also highlight the need to consider regional variability and challenges in developing universal models. Based on our results, we recommend using innovative technology, fostering public-private partnerships, and adapting to regional variability to address environmental challenges.