Satlink’s Project Recon lands in Mozambique

BCSS, Satlink Mozambique

Pioneering initiative already present in more than 10 countries

Project ReCon, the circular economy initiative driven by the Spanish technology company Satlink to give a second life to echosounder buoys used in tropical tuna fishing, has arrived in Mozambique through new local partner, the Bazaruto Center for Scientific Studies (BCSS).

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