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India Marine Fisheries : Issues, Opportunities and Transitions for Sustainable Development

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dc.creator World Bank
dc.date 2012-03-19T10:26:54Z
dc.date 2012-03-19T10:26:54Z
dc.date 2010-08-01
dc.date.accessioned 2023-02-17T20:45:28Z
dc.date.available 2023-02-17T20:45:28Z
dc.identifier http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/main?menuPK=64187510&pagePK=64193027&piPK=64187937&theSitePK=523679&menuPK=64187510&searchMenuPK=64187283&siteName=WDS&entityID=000386194_20110902031724
dc.identifier http://hdl.handle.net/10986/3002
dc.identifier.uri http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/CUHPOERS/243352
dc.description This study represents a collaborative initiative by the World Bank and the Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India, to review the marine fisheries sub-sector, within a broader sector that also includes aquaculture and inland fisheries. The policy note provides a major step forward in understanding current issues and future opportunities facing the marine fisheries sub-sector. The marine fishing sub-sector accounts for approximately one percent of national Gross Domestic Product (GDP), but forms an important component of the rural coastal economy, generating income, employment, livelihoods, and food security for an estimated 3.52 million people along the 8,118 km Indian coastline, who depend on fishing for their livelihoods. The study represents an initial analytical review of the Indian marine sub-sector with special emphasis on inshore waters, which faces the greatest challenges for management and sustainable development. The main objectives of the study were to: a) appraise the general structure, conduct and performance of the marine fisheries sub-sector in India with particular focus on the role that marine fishery plays in rural livelihoods for coastal communities; b) identify the main constraints in the marine sub-sector that are impacting on biological sustainability and economically healthy fisheries; c) draw on national and international experience to recommend alternative policy approaches and strategies to address these issues; and d) inform the Government of India during subsequent consultations with key stakeholders about long-term transformations towards better sub-sector performance.
dc.language English
dc.publisher World Bank
dc.rights CC BY 3.0 IGO
dc.rights http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/
dc.rights World Bank
dc.subject ACCESS RIGHTS
dc.subject ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES
dc.subject AMOUNT OF FISH
dc.subject APPROACH TO FISHERIES
dc.subject AQUACULTURE
dc.subject CATCH LEVELS
dc.subject CATCH LIMITS
dc.subject CATCH RATE
dc.subject CHANGE IN DEMAND
dc.subject COAST
dc.subject COASTAL AREAS
dc.subject COASTAL COMMUNITIES
dc.subject COASTAL DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject COASTAL ENVIRONMENT
dc.subject COASTAL FISHERIES
dc.subject COASTAL FISHING
dc.subject COASTAL FISHING COMMUNITIES
dc.subject COASTAL STATE
dc.subject COASTAL ZONE
dc.subject COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT
dc.subject COASTLINE
dc.subject COASTS
dc.subject COMMERCIAL FISHING
dc.subject COMMON PROPERTY
dc.subject COMMON PROPERTY RESOURCES
dc.subject COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
dc.subject CONTINENTAL SHELF
dc.subject CRABS
dc.subject DEBT
dc.subject ECONOMIC GROWTH
dc.subject ECONOMIC RENTS
dc.subject ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY
dc.subject ECONOMIC WELFARE
dc.subject ECONOMICS
dc.subject ECONOMISTS
dc.subject ECOSYSTEM
dc.subject ECOSYSTEMS
dc.subject EFFLUENTS
dc.subject EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
dc.subject ENVIRONMENTAL
dc.subject ENVIRONMENTS
dc.subject EXPLOITATION
dc.subject FARM PONDS
dc.subject FISH
dc.subject FISH AS FOOD
dc.subject FISH PRICES
dc.subject FISH PRODUCTION
dc.subject FISH PRODUCTS
dc.subject FISH RESOURCES
dc.subject FISH STOCK
dc.subject FISH STOCKS
dc.subject FISH VENDORS
dc.subject FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject FISHERIES MANAGEMENT
dc.subject FISHERIES MANAGEMENT APPROACHES
dc.subject FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
dc.subject FISHERIES MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
dc.subject FISHERIES MANAGERS
dc.subject FISHERIES SECTOR
dc.subject FISHERMEN
dc.subject FISHERS
dc.subject FISHERY
dc.subject FISHERY MANAGEMENT
dc.subject FISHERY MANAGEMENT PLAN
dc.subject FISHERY MANAGEMENT PLANNING
dc.subject FISHERY MANAGERS
dc.subject FISHERY RESOURCES
dc.subject FISHERY SECTOR
dc.subject FISHING
dc.subject FISHING CAPACITY
dc.subject FISHING CRAFT
dc.subject FISHING EFFORT
dc.subject FISHING FLEET
dc.subject FISHING FLEETS
dc.subject FISHING GROUNDS
dc.subject FISHING INDUSTRY
dc.subject FISHING MORTALITY
dc.subject FISHING PRACTICES
dc.subject FISHING QUOTAS
dc.subject FISHING RIGHT
dc.subject FISHING RIGHTS
dc.subject FISHING VESSEL
dc.subject FISHING VESSELS
dc.subject FISHING VILLAGES
dc.subject FLEET REDUCTION
dc.subject FLEET SIZE
dc.subject FLEET SIZES
dc.subject FOOD PRODUCTION
dc.subject FOOD SECURITY
dc.subject GHOST FISHING
dc.subject GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES
dc.subject HABITAT
dc.subject HAZARD ANALYSIS
dc.subject INLAND FISHERIES
dc.subject INLAND FISHING
dc.subject INSHORE FISHERIES
dc.subject INSHORE FISHING
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES
dc.subject LABOR FORCE
dc.subject LAKES
dc.subject LAND RECLAMATION
dc.subject LANDING
dc.subject LANDINGS
dc.subject LIVELIHOOD OPPORTUNITIES
dc.subject LIVELIHOODS
dc.subject MARINE FISH
dc.subject MARINE FISHERIES
dc.subject MARINE FISHERY
dc.subject MARINE FISHING
dc.subject MARINE PRODUCTS
dc.subject MARKET COMPETITION
dc.subject MAXIMUM SUSTAINABLE YIELD
dc.subject MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE
dc.subject MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE
dc.subject MSY
dc.subject NATURAL RESOURCE
dc.subject NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
dc.subject NATURAL RESOURCES
dc.subject NATURE
dc.subject NEGATIVE IMPACTS
dc.subject OFFSHORE FISHING
dc.subject OFFSHORE WATERS
dc.subject OIL
dc.subject OPEN ACCESS
dc.subject OVERFISHING
dc.subject OYSTERS
dc.subject PERVERSE INCENTIVES
dc.subject POLICY INSTRUMENTS
dc.subject POLICY MAKERS
dc.subject POLLUTION
dc.subject PRAWNS
dc.subject PROPERTY RIGHTS
dc.subject PROTECTION
dc.subject RECOVERY PLANNING
dc.subject RESERVOIRS
dc.subject RESOURCE ALLOCATION
dc.subject RESOURCE CONSERVATION
dc.subject RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
dc.subject RURAL AREAS
dc.subject RURAL DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject SEA
dc.subject SEAFOOD
dc.subject SEAWATER
dc.subject SEWAGE
dc.subject SHELLFISH
dc.subject SHELLFISH FISHERIES
dc.subject SHORE
dc.subject SHRIMP
dc.subject SOCIAL COSTS
dc.subject SOLE
dc.subject SPECIES
dc.subject STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT
dc.subject SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject SUSTAINABLE FISHING
dc.subject TERRITORIAL WATERS
dc.subject TRADITIONAL FISHERIES
dc.subject TRADITIONAL MANAGEMENT
dc.subject TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS
dc.subject TRAWLER
dc.subject TRAWLERS
dc.subject TSUNAMI
dc.subject TURTLE
dc.subject UNREGULATED FISHING
dc.subject WATER RESOURCES
dc.subject WILDLIFE
dc.subject WORLD FISHERIES
dc.title India Marine Fisheries : Issues, Opportunities and Transitions for Sustainable Development
dc.type Economic & Sector Work :: Other Agricultural Study
dc.coverage South Asia
dc.coverage South Asia
dc.coverage Asia
dc.coverage India


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