MAURITIUS
Indian Ocean
Johannesburg
Aquaponics is transforming agriculture in Mauritius by maximizing water efficiency and crop yields in limited space. This innovative sustainable farming method combines fish and vegetable production, eliminating the need for soil and chemical fertilizers while enabling year-round harvests. For Mauritius, aquaponics addresses critical challenges including water scarcity, land constraints, and food import dependency, making it an essential technology for the island’s agricultural future and environmental conservation goals.
Year Installed
2023
Aquaponics System Specifications
Location: FAREI, Reduit
- Size: 300sqm
- Size: 3 x 6m3 Fish Tanks
- # Fish: 1,250 Tilapia
- # Plants: 4,500+
- Flood & Drain: 20 Media Beds
- Verticals: 6 Towers
- DWC: 200m2
- Wicking Bed: 30m2
Year Installed
2022
Aquaponics System Specifications
Location: Beau Plan
- Size: 450sqm
- Size: 6 x 6m3 Fish Tanks
- # Fish: 1,950 Tilapia
- # Plants: 7,500+
- Flood & Drain: 45 Media Beds
- Verticals: 100 Towers
- DWC: 300m2
Year Installed
2018
Aquaponics System Specifications
Location: Black River
- Size: 800sqm
- Size: 12 x 10m3 Fish Tanks
- # Fish: 3,950 Tilapia
- # Plants: 17,500+
- Flood & Drain: 45 Media Beds
- Verticals: 50 Towers
- DWC: 500m2
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Afraponix offers turnkey aquaponics systems for education, food security, youth development, and climate resilience. We bring the full solution: design, engineering, training, follow-up and data reporting.
High-impact agriculture. Real returns.
We provide complete infrastructure, training, and support to multiply this model across Africa and globally. We’re looking for partners ready to fund the next transformation.
Grow your knowledge. Build your own system.
We offer tailored training, building programs and consulting to empower the next generation of agripreneurs and sustainable food innovators.
Already Farming? Let’s Take It to the Next Level
Afraponix helps traditional farmers and aquaculture producers convert their existing systems into integrated, sustainable, and more productive aquaponic farms.
This means: less water, no chemical fertilizers, dual income streams—and full technical support from design to implementation.
