3. The development of freshwater aquaculture should focus
 on simple culture systems requiring minimal capital invest-
 ment or on the integration of fish culture with crop or
 animal production.
 4. Researchers and policy makers must balance their orienta-
 tion between small farmers and the desire of island nations
 to expand their foreign exchange capacity if effective
 transfer of the aquaculture innovation is to be realized.








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