article · Journal of Agromedicine

Seaweed Farming in Tanzania: A Study of Working Practices and Geospatial Analysis of Occupational Hazards and Adverse Health Outcomes

Dorothy Ngajilo
Roslynn Baatjies
Shahieda Adams
Mohamed F. Jeebhay

20243 citationsCape Peninsula University of Technology

Abstract

Occupational health hazards and adverse health outcomes vary across seaweed farming and processing regions. Tailored interventions will be key to improving workplace health and safety of workers engaged in this sector.

Research topics

Maritime Navigation and Safety
Public Health and Nutrition
Marine Bivalve and Aquaculture Studies

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DOI: 10.1080/1059924x.2024.2407986

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