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MALAYSIA (date unknown). Bay of Bengal Programme
Date unknown (after 1979). Malaysia. An official from the Department of Fisheries in Malaysia hauling up some cultured oysters in a west coast farm, where the Department of Fisheries and the Bay of Bengal Programme have worked together to introduce new small-scale oyster culture technology.
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The Bay of Bengal Programme (BOBP), started in 1979 with headquarters in Madras, India, seeks to help small-scale fisherfolk in seven countries (Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Malaysia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand).