The program promotes organic aquaculture for species such as Common Carp, Pangasius, and Giant Gourami. It focuses on the production of natural food, organic formulated feeds, plant meal, fish meal, and other farm inputs like vermicast fertilizer. The technology behind organic aquaculture will be shared through national training sessions attended by both male and female technicians from BFAR–Technology Outreach Stations (TOS) and selected local government unit (LGU) technicians. Additionally, hands-on training, technical assistance, and seminars for male and female fish farmers and fisherfolks will be conducted to further spread knowledge on these practices.

• 20 Women trained on organic aquaculture production within 1 year
• Technical Assistance rendered in the form of Telephone Inquiry, advisory Services, Farmers Seminar, Email and Social Media Inquiry (1,500)
• Male and Female Beneficiaries provided with technical assistance (1,500)
• Production of Natural Food (Chlorella – 4,320 L, Brachionus – 5,760 L, Artemia – 2,880 L, Moina – 12,000 L; Infusoria – 3,000 L)
• 500 kg certified organic fishmeal produced, and 250 kg distributed within 1 year
• 100 kgs indigenous plant-based feed ingredients produced within 1 year
• 1 feed submitted for analysis
• 1 on-farm feeding trial develop within 1 year
• 1 ton vermicast/vermicompost within 1 year
• National training on Organic Aquaculture conducted (1)
• Staff (male/female) Development /Capacity Building (1)