Aquaponics for Food Security in South Africa Takes Root in Schools and Farms

INMED South Africa's aquaponics systems have reached more than 158,000 people across schools, farms, and townships, using up to 90% less water than conventional agriculture while helping smallholder farmers and drawing younger generations back to farming in a country where the average farmer age is 62.

The article does not specify percentages of participants who have sustained aquaponics enterprises long-term, or detailed outcomes for all 158,000 people reached.