Coastal resilienceWomen & youth empowermentData-driven aquaculture

Smart Aquaculture. Sustainable Oceans.

A community-owned monitoring platform for climate-smart Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) — built for low bandwidth, local access, and real decisions on fish and seaweed production.

Offline-first

Works even when internet is unstable

Secure access

Role-based portals: Farmers, Tech, Admin

Expandable

Ready for alerts, reports, and automation

About Bahari CBO Network

Bahari CBO Network is a community-led umbrella organization advancing sustainable fisheries, aquaculture, climate resilience, and gender equality across Kenya’s coastal communities. We prioritize women’s economic empowerment, evidence-based advocacy, and community ownership of data systems.

Focus

Coastal livelihoods

Approach

Community-owned data

Priority

Women & youth leadership

Model

Climate-smart IMTA

Approved project imagery

IMTA Cage / Seaweed Farming / Community Activity

Client-provided images will be inserted here after final approval

Blue Empowerment (BE) Project

The BE Project supports climate-smart IMTA interventions to improve productivity, environmental sustainability, and livelihoods for women and youth in fisheries and aquaculture.

Donor-ready reportingPrivacy-firstEvidence for advocacy

Site-specific monitoring

Collect temperature and water-quality indicators to support weekly decisions and reduce losses.

Alerts & thresholds

Prepare for SMS/WhatsApp alerts when conditions go outside safe ranges (Phase 2).

Community ownership

Data is stored, accessed, and governed with communities at the center.

Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA)

Fish, seaweed, and marine ecosystems working together. Nutrients from fish support seaweed growth, helping maintain balanced waters and stronger yields.

Healthy Waters

Balanced systems support water quality and resilience across seasons.

Seaweed Growth

Seaweed benefits from nutrients, improving productivity and livelihoods.

Data-driven Decisions

Weekly monitoring supports evidence-based actions for farmers and technical staff.

Farmer’s Link

A simple, secure dashboard for farmers and project teams. This public preview now uses live backend monitoring summary data, while detailed role-based tools remain inside the protected platform.

API: LiveRole-based access

Network overview

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Public alert status

Live

No active public warning conditions right now.

This section uses public monitoring summary data from the hosted backend.

Available public data

StationsOnline statusWarningsSystem availability

Monitoring Stations

Registered public monitoring points

Live

Online

Devices recently reporting

Live

Warnings

Monitoring points outside safe range

Normal

Offline

Devices not recently reporting

Live backend connection

Public API

API modeLive

This public landing section now uses live backend summary data instead of mock site readings.

Detailed site records, role-based dashboards, and additional environmental metrics will be expanded inside the protected applications.

How it works

Designed for reliability: the system can store and display records locally, and sync when internet is available.

Sensors read water

Temperature, pH, salinity, turbidity at IMTA sites.

Data is recorded

Stored continuously (offline-first design).

Dashboard displays

Farmers and staff view records on phones/laptops.

Optional sync & reports

Upload summaries weekly and generate donor-ready outputs.

In collaboration with (placeholders)

KIRDI

KMFRI

Kenyatta University

Other Partners

Get in touch

Partner with us to advance sustainable aquaculture and community resilience.

0712729004/0708872299

info@baharicbo.org

P.O. BOX 703-80400, Ukunda, Kenya

Quick note

This page is a Phase 1 dummy prototype. After approval, we’ll connect the dashboard to real sensor data, add secure logins, and implement alerts and reporting.

Contact form (dummy)

Submissions can be wired to email or CRM later.

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