Launch of ABALOBI Monitor App in Kenya

WCS and ABALOBI have unveiled the ABALOBI Monitor app in Kenya, marking a significant step in fisheries data collection for the Chale BMU community. This app empowers community members to assume control over their fisheries by promoting sustainable resource management. With its user-friendly interfaces, data collection becomes effortless, enabling real-time reporting and informed decision-making. Customizable surveys tailor the technology to Chale BMU's unique fisheries characteristics, ensuring scalability and applicability across diverse contexts.

Empowering Community-Driven Fisheries Management: The introduction of the ABALOBI Monitor app heralds a new era in community-driven fisheries management for Chale BMU. It empowers community members to make informed decisions based on accurate, up-to-date data, fostering sustainable resource management and active participation in marine resource conservation. This groundbreaking tool represents a transformative step towards empowering local communities to protect and preserve their marine resources for future generations.

Browse the gallery to see screenshots of the app and the accompanying Admin Panel!