Our Stories

Behind every fishpond is a story of resilience, dignity, and transformation. Dala Fish is helping unemployed youth become climate-smart aquaculture entrepreneurs, restoring household food systems, and rebuilding local economic participation.

Every productive Dala creates stronger homes, stronger communities, and stronger local economies. These are not development stories. They are ownership stories — and there will be 25,000 of them by 2030.

"I watched the lake disappear from us — not the water, but the access. Powerful and large-scale commercial cage farms and corporations controlled everything. We had to build something of our own. That is what Dala Fish is."

— Kennedy Odoyo, Founder

"Before Dala, I had nothing — no income, no direction. Now I manage a pond, negotiate with buyers, and earn money that my family has never seen before. I am an entrepreneur."

— Gerald Otieno, Youth Leader

"I gave my land. My son gave his labor. Together we have fish on the table and income in the home. I never thought my compound would become a business, but now it is."

— Peter Amuom, Chairman, Dala Fish Project
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A youth-led climate-smart aquaculture movement transforming rural households into high-yield fish enterprises across the Lake Victoria Basin.

Strong Homes. Strong Communities. Sustainable Futures.

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