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Department of Fisheries & Animal Resources DevelopmentGovernment of Odisha

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Foreword

The state of odisha is predominantly an agrarian economy where fisheries and livestock praypivotal role in the socio economic rife of farm families. My Govemment has taken proactivesteps to prioritize agriculture and alied sector as an engine of growth to boost the livelihoodand income of the farmers. with increase in income, there has been paradigm shi{i from cereaj.based protein to animal based protein in the food basket. Thereby the demand of fish, rnillg eggand meat is increasing day by day.

over last three years, inland fishery deveropment activities like supply of quality fishseed, stocking of quality fingerlings in the reservoirs, introduction of low cost cage culture inreservoir, development of integrated multipurpose farm pond through MGNREGS andintroduction of u ennamei crtll.''ehas proved to be very effective for enhancing fish production.In the marine sector, the replacement of wooden boat by FRp boat, emplacement of artificialreef on sea bed and introduction of sea weed culture are done successfury to improve theincome and socio economic status of marine fisher folk. The provision of ice box along withcycle/motorcycle/auto rickshaw to the fishers under Matshyajibi unnayan yoiana hasimproved the marketing linkage. Apart from this, the werfare schemes rike Netrajyoti,Assistance for fatal diseases, award to meritorious children of fisherman family, ,'Mo Kudia"under Matshyajibi Unnayan Yoiana have been implemented and well accepted by Fishermencommunity.

Similarly, lot of thrust has been given for development of livestock and poultry sector byintroducing mobile veterinary services, animal health camp in dairy intensive Gps, provisionof doorstep livestock breeding services through private AI workers under " Karyani,,programme. The other important initiatives like sman Animar deworming Camp, IntegratedFodder Production, Calf Rearing Scheme, supply of day old chicks through departmenthatchery, exemption of VAT on poultry feed ingredients, capital investment subsidy underAgriculture Policy, dovetailing support from oCTMp, orElp and rCZMp ior livelihoodactivities have been taken up to boost the production and productivity. Government has alsotaken steps to improve the service delivery mechanism by opemng new LACs at everyGrampanchayat.

I am sure, the new initiatives taken by my Govemment would pay dividends in comingdays for the betterment of the farming comrnuni ty in Oclisha.

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Multipurpose farm ponds developed in Odisha under MGNREGS

MULTI PURPOSE FARM POND THROUGH MGNREGS

The scheme is beingimplemented in the state for economicup-liftment of small / MarrgSnal/ SC

& ST families. A pond of 0.20 ha waterSpread area is excavated at the land ofthe beneficiary with 100% grant.Matsya Credit card has also been

introduced for the MGNREGSbeneficiaries to assist the farmers ingetting input loan with 50% subsidyfrom RKW. Till date around 4000

tanks have been taken up under theproSlamme.

Lunching of Mastya Credit Card by Hon'ble Chief Minister, Odishaat ]eypur, Koraput

MATSYA CREDIT CARD

"Mastya Credit Card" scheme is

applicable for small and marginal

farmers covered under MGNREGS,

for input loan of Rs.30,000 for

fingerlings production with subsidy

assistance o{ 50% under RKW. This

ensures additional income to the tune

of Rs 0.27 lakhs from sale offingerlings and vegetable cultivation

from 0.20 ha water area.

Visit of Shri G.C. Pati, IAS, Secretary, DAHD&F, GoI to R&D FishFarm, Kausa iyagang

PROMOTION OF MINOR CARPS CULTURETHROUGHR&DPROGRAMME

Diversification of native minorcarp species llke P. gonionotus, Psarana, L. fitnbriatus, l. gLmius has beentaken up under R&D programme andthe seed produced in R&D farms are

being distributecl to farmers atGovernment approved price. Thespecies are used for inter croppingwith IMC and found to be suitableeven for seasonal ponds.

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Country Boat replaced with FRP Boat in Puri Coast under MatsyajibiUnnayana Yojana

REPLACEMENT OF WOODEN GOUNTRY CRAFTWITH FRP BOAT

Under marine sector 7097

registered country fishing crafts are

operating in Odisha coast. The boats

made-up of local woods are

susceptible to destructive wind and

turbulent wave. Under this scheme

rcplacement of country crafts withseaworthy FRP boat in a Phasedmanner is being done. The average

cost of FI{P fishing boat is about

Rs.1.00 lakh against which 50%

subsidy assistance frorn RKVY isprovided.

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Distribution of Motorcycle with Ice Box in Ganjam district underMatsyaiibi Unnayana yojana

ASSISTANCE FOR FISH MARKETINGINFRASTRUCTURE FOR FISHERMEN

Under RKW funding the scheme is formulated to help fisher folk totransport and sale harvested fish in fresh and hygienic condition with thefollowing package of assistance. This wilr also fetch better price for the same fish.Every year 2000 units will be financed under this progriunme.

Bicyclewithinsulated boxes 50% subsidy, Rs 2000/_ per head.Motor cycle with insulated box 25% subsidy Rs 7500/ perheadAuto rickshaw with insulated box ,25% subsidy RS 35000/_ per group

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(-aec Culture in l.rnrutrabandha llescrvitlr of CuttackRKVY

PROMOTION OF LOW COST CAGECULTURE IN RESERVOIRS

State Governmcnt have takcn

initiatives to popularize cage culture in

rcservoirs with low cost materials

locallv available with PVC barrels to

econorlize the caPital cost for

acceptarbility and replic;'rtion in large

scale. Ther unit of 4 cages costs Rs. 5.40

lakh which is Provided from IIKVY

programmc as assistant:e to the

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Distribution of Rs.10.00 lakh cheque to PFCS in Chilika lake area.

STRENGTHENING OF CHILIKA FISHERMEN PFCS

20 Primary FishermenCooperative Societies of Chikila areahave been provided with soft loan ofRs.10.00 lakh each as revolving fond tofree the poor fishermen from theclutches of the money lenders. Furtherthe Chilika Development Authority(CDA) in association with MPEDAhave provided 4600 insulated ice boxeswith 75% assistance to the fishermenfor safe handling of fish. ChilikaCeirtral Cooperative Society incollaboration with FISHCOpFED andCDA has also undertaken severaltraining programmes for fishermen ofChilika area.

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Distribution of Cheque to Meritorious student by Commissioner-cum-Secretary, F&ARD, GoO in Kandhamal District

AWARD TO MERITORIOUS CHILDRENOF FISHERMEN COMMUNITY

To encourage education among

fisher folks, the State Govt. have

introduced a scheme to awardmeritorious children for both marine,

inland and Chilika f ishermencommunity from the year 2012 lor

higher study. So far 1466 meritorious

sfudents of fishermen family have been

awarded.

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Eye Camp

NETRAJYOTI SCHEME & ASSISTANCEFOR FATAL DISEASES

The marine fishermen are alwaysexposed to adverse environmentalconditions in the sea, which leads tofrequent ophthalmic disorder. Toovercome the situation, financialassistance to BPL fishermen forophthalmic complaints, cataractoperation & supplying spectacles atfree of cost to deserving cases are beingtaken up. The scheme will benefit about1000 active fishermen every year.Assistance of Rs.5000/- is given for eyeffeatment.

The State Government isproviding financial assistance to BpLfishermen for treatment of fataldiseases like Heart surgery, Kidneytransplant, Brain tumor, cancer,paralysis and mental diseases with amaximum ceiling of Rs.5O000/- toRs.3.00 lakhs depending on thedisease, from Odisha State TreatmentFund. This scheme covers activefishermen of age group 18-65 years andperiodical awareness meets arecond ucted for identi fication.

Culture of Kappaphycus sP. of seaweed in Ganiam coast of Odisha

DEMONSTRATION OF SEA WEED CULTURE

Seaweeds are the natural sources

of phycocolloids such as agar-agar'

algin and carrageenan and they are rich

in vitamins, minerals, proteiry essential

aminoacids and low in fat content.

Seaweed culture with 100 % financial

assistance from RKVY has been

initiated. The culture of Kappaphycus

sp. in the scheme has been lunched on

pilot basis in Odisha coast to provide

altemative livelihood to the fishermen

groups during fishing ban season of 7

months in a year.

Release of fingerlings in reservoir of Baragarh Dishict

FISH SEED STOCKING IN RESERVOIRS THROUGHCONVERGENCE OF ST & SC DEV. DEPRATMENT

The State Govt. have takeninitiatives for stocking advancedfingerlings in 83 reservoirs of the state

to boost up the fish production andproductivity of the reservoirs and toprovide livelihood support to membersof the PFCSs. Around 140 lakh qualityfingerlings (above 80 mm size) werestocked during the year 2012-1,3

availing 90% financial assistance fromST & SC Development Department,Govemment of Odisha and remaining10% contribution by the PFCSs.

Eye stock ablation of SI'F vennamei brood stock at Chandrabhagashrirnp hatchery

PRODUCTION OF L. VENNAMEI SEED

IN GOVT. HATCHERY

The Departmental Shrim P

Hatcherv at Chandrabhaga has been

upgraded and modernised r'r'ith financial

assi.stance of Iis.2.70 ctore frorn It KVY &

L. vcnnamei seed procluctiou has been

started with PPP mocle to cnsure

availabilitv o{ seed to the shrimp farrners

of thc state as r,r'ell as neighbouring states

for vennalnei culture to mcet thc

international requit'cment.

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Fish aggregating near the artificial reef of I,uri Coast

EMPLACEMENT OF ARTIFICIAL REEF IN COASTALWATERS OF ODISHA

Artificial reef u.,as emplaced atthree locations off puri anrlChanclrabhaga coast through NationalInstitute of Ocean Technology (NIOT),Cherurai with a cost of Rs.74.gg lakh forcongrcgation of fish fauna in theinshore water. This prograrnmc waslunchecl to revive marine catch in theinshore. water n hich is cleclinin6; clue tooverexploitation by m echa nizcclfishinS; vessels. Aftcr empl;rcemcnt ofthese reefs, the fish catch bv long linehas bcen substantiallv increaseci foreconornic varietics li ke rnackercl,se.rbass ctc.

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Fishing Harbour infrastruchre at Dhamara of Bhadrak district

FISHING HARBOUR MANAGEMENT THROUGH

MANAGEMENT SOCIETY

The Dhamara & ParadeeP Fish

Harbour & Hatabaradi Fish landing

center is now under control of

Management societies registered

under the Society Registration Act

1962. Officials & different state holders

are members in the societY' All the

activities are managed by society and

user charges are collected which is kePt

in their account and is sPent as Per

decision in the Goveming body of the

Society for the develoPment of the

Harbour. The annual income of the

socieW at present is around Rs'L'00

crore. The harbour has been taken up

under FAO-TCP Programme and the

hvstenic standard maintained in the

truiUorrt is as prescribed under FAO-

TCP. State Government has planned to

manage all the 23 FLCs in the same user

group-participatory mode in comming

years.