| Aquaculture and the environment |
| Contribution of aquaculture to poverty alleviation |
| Knowledge and information sharing |
| Research and extension in aquaculture |
| Market demands and challenges |
| Resources, technologies, and services |
| Sector management and governance |
| Human capital development and gender issues |
| Socio-economic growth and development |
| Aquaculture feeds |
| Certification and traceability |
| Ecosystem approach to aquaculture |
| Facilitating market access for producers |
| Improving aquaculture statistics |
| Improving biosecurity |
| Research, communication, training/extension |
| Investment, insurance and risk management |
| Emerging technologies in aquaculture |
| Organic aquaculture |
| Management and decision-making tools |
| Conservation of aquatic biodiversity |
| Small-scale aquaculture |
| Responsible use of resources |
| Role of state and private sectors |
| Supporting farmer innovations |
| Demands on and threats to Africa's land resources: the SLM rationale |
 | The increasing demand for land's goods and services |
| | Land degradation |
| Building on data and experience |
| | Lessons learned, case studies, projects and programmes implemented |
| | Directories and portals |
| | Maps and statistics |
| | Multimedia (photos, videos and audio) |
| Sustainable land management - the basis for a new vision |
| Concepts, principles, frameworks and approaches |
| | Basket of technologies and techniques |
| | Extension and training |
| | Challenges in up-scaling and mainstreaming SLM, knowledge gaps and barriers |
| TerrAfrica: strengthening implementation of SLM |
| | Vision and guidelines |
| | Diagnostics and investment frameworks |
