Govt. of Bihar Department of Animal & Fish Resources (Fisheries) WELCOMES YOU ALL IN THE 11 th FIVE YEAR PLAN

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Govt. of Bihar Department of Animal & Fish Resources (Fisheries) WELCOMES YOU ALL IN THE 11 th FIVE YEAR PLAN

INTRODUCTION Fisheries sector has an important role in overall development of Bihar. There is no dearth of natural resources in Bihar. Therefore maximum utilization Of water resources can fetch prosperity for the state. Fish is a nutritious food, & can be easily available to all people. Avenues of self employment, opportunities for a large no. of people living in rural areas. Sufficient & sustainable wealth generation for rural people. Ample opportunities for marketing inside & outside Bihar.

FISHERIES SECTOR Available Resources Sl. Specification Total No. Area in Ha 1 Tanks/ Ponds 70000 69000 2 Ox-bow lakes(maun) 48 9000 3 Reservoirs 29 7276 4 Flowing Rivers 3200 KM 5 Wet Land 100000 ha As per satellite mapping- 132075 ha

Per capita availability of Fish Protein Sl. Item Bihar India World 1 Fish 1.5 kg/ yr 9.00 kg/ yr 15.00 kg/ yr Productivity 1. Average Production per ha/year-800/ha/year 2. National Productivity 2500 kg/ha year 3. Production from developed water bodies 2300 kg/ha/year 4. Annual Demand- 4.56 lakh MT 5. Total Fish Production - 3.06 Lakh Ton Import of Fish from Neighbouring States- 1.5 Lakh ton (Value Rs. 1050 Crore) Revenue from Govt. Water bodies 7.00 Crore

INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES Sl. Facilities Available Remarks 1 No. of Fish Seed Farm 121 2 No. of Hatcheries a) In Govt. Sector b) In Corporate Sector c) In Private Sector 3 No. of Training Centres (Kisanganj, Rohtas, Nawada, Khagaria, Supual, Banka) 4 No. of Fish Farmers Dev. Agencies 38 1 2 40 5 No. of Fish Feed Mills 110 6 No. of Hatcheries 97 Sanctioned 05 7 No. of Fishermen Co-operative Societies-- Regd. under 1935, Co-operative Act Regd. under 1996, Co-operative Act Nos/Members 390/40000 911/250000

Physical Target & Achievement Sl. Item Target 10 th Plan Achieve 10 th plan Target 11 th plan Target Achievement 07-08 08-09 09-10 07-08 08-09 09-10 1 Fish Production (Lakh Ton) 3.50 3.00 4.50 3.00 3.15 3.25 2.82 3.065 3.07 2 Fish Seed Production (in millons) 3 No. of Fishermen Covered under Group Insurance Scheme (In Nos) 4 No. of Fishermen Covered under Jan Shree Bima Yojna (In Nos) 600 400 640 450 460 470 429 329 341 40000 40000 50000 50000 50000 50000 50000 50000 50000 - - - - 20000 20000-20000 20000 5 Construction of Fish Seed Hatchery 6 Fish Feed Mill (In Nos) 25 23 150 20 20 50 17 97 - - 200 20 20 100 - - 110

Policies to be adopted Conservation of Water in Tanks & Ponds. Intensive/Semi- Intensive Fish Culture in Tanks & Ponds/ Provision of Inlets Outlets in Mauns & Rivulets. Culture based Fisheries in Mauns/Chaurs by stocking fingerlings/yearlings. Enhancing of Fish Seed Production upto 650 million. Infrastructural Dev. Of Fish Marketing Training of Fish Farmers to acquaint them with latest knowhow of Fish Production. Dev. of financial support to pisciculturists. Insurance of Fish Crops. Creation of New Fisheries estate.

Action Points To Develop Pond Aquaculture- Water areas below 10 ha to be brought under composite culture and bringing them into scientific composite culture and achieving and annual production level upto 3000 kg/ha/year. Culture Based Fisheries Enhancement In Ox-bow Lakes- Special drive for renovation and restoration of Ox-bow lakes to make them suitable for fish culture and to get annual yield of 600-1000 kg/ha/year by stocking 3000 fingerling per ha. Development Of Waterlogged Areas- To develop and brought under Semiintensive culture through Inland Fisheries and Aquaculture Scheme. Reservoir Fisheries- Management of reservoir shall be done on culture based fisheries, optimum stocking, density of size of seeds and co-operative based management to enhance present level of production. Quality Seed Throughout The Year Quality fish seed is most critically required inputs for aquaculture. Adequate supply of good quality fish seed through out the year assumes importance by commissioning of 100 new carp hatcheries, creation of 500 ha of Nursery and rearing space. Diversification of Aquaculture Activities To encourage fresh water from farming ornamental fish culture and propgation of ornamental aquatic plants and air-breathing fish culture.

Action Points Integrated Fish Farming To encourage fish farmers towards integrated farming like fisheries, poultry, duckery, cattle rearing and piggery. Marketing and Value Edition- To develop marketing infrastructure. Social & Economic Securities to Active Fishermen/Women- Resource Utilization.

Explanation for short fall Poor physical status of majority of ponds. Heavy siltation of ponds. Lack of Technical know-how Regular occurrence of flood & drought. Lack of quality fish seeds.

Plan Schemes Sl. Name of schemes Outlay 11 th plan A. Centrally Sponsored Scheme State Share 1 Development of Inland Fresh Water Aquaculture (C75:S25) 2 Group Accident Insurance Scheme (C50:S50) 3 Training & Extension Scheme (C-80 : S-20) 4 Fishermen Housing under National Welfare Scheme (C-50 : S-50) 5 Inland Fisheries Statistics & Information Networking (C-100: S-0) Outlay (in lakhs) 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 196.00 16.65 15.00 18.00 80.00 3.50 14.00 17.50 10.00-5.00 5.00 406.40 29.02 43.50 85.00 50.00 17.00 13.50 8.50

Plan Schemes Sl. Name of schemes Outlay 11 th plan Outlay (in lakhs) 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 B. State Plan 1 Strengthening of Fisheries Organization 135.50 46.92 894.50 663.00 2 Production & Supply of Quality Fish Seed 3516.35 49.50 360.00 826.00 3 Maun Development Scheme 1300.00 498.00 200.00 479.00 4 Fish Marketing Scheme 1850.00 5.57 20.00 35.00

Plan Schemes Sl. Name of schemes Outlay 11 th plan Outlay (in lakhs) 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 B. State Plan 5 Fisheries Extension Scheme 1491.00 68.40 179.00 469.00 6 Crop Insurance Scheme 1080.00 - - - 7 Strengthening of FFDA s 330.00 15.00 - - 8 Fisheries Research Scheme 52.50 10.50 5.00 10.00

Plan Schemes Sl. Name of schemes Outlay 11 th plan Outlay (in lakhs) 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 B. State Plan 9 Assistance under SCP 65.00-14.00 25.00

Plan Schemes Sl. Name of schemes Outlay 11 th plan C. RKVY 1 Maun/Chaur Dev. Scheme 303.00 Outlay (in lakhs) 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2 Para Extension workers 840.00 3 Physical Survey of Ponds 26.00 4 Establishment of Aquarium house 5.00 5 Installation of FAX Machine 3.42

(Sanctioned Schemes During 2009-10) Sl. Name of Schemes (State Plan) Allocation in lakhs Actual Expenditure in lakh 1 Strengthening of Fisheries Organization 663.00 630.07 2 Production & Supply of Quality Fish Seed 826.00 556.30 3 Maun Development Scheme 479.00 385.27 4 Fish Marketing Scheme 35.00-5 Fisheries Extension Scheme 269.00 162.16 6 Crop Insurance Scheme 200.00-7 Development of Inland Fisheries & Aquaculture 18.00 10.00 8 Fisheries Research Scheme 10.00 9.93 9 Assistance under SCP 25.00 25.00 10 Group Insurance Scheme 17.50 17.25 11 Development of Model Fishermen Villages 85.00 14.09 12 Fisheries Training & Ext. Scheme 5.00-13 RKVY 200.00 200.00 Total 2832.50 2010.07

Sl. (Sanctioned Schemes During 2009-10) Name of Schemes (Central Sponsored Scheme) (GOI Share) Allocation in lakhs Actual Expenditure in lakh 1 Fish Farmers Dev. Scheme (75:25) 34.00 10.00 2 Housing for Fishermen (50:50) 85.00 14.09 3 Marketing Scheme (75:25) 105.00-4 Fisheries Traning & Extension Scheme(80:20 20.00-5 Inland Fisheries Statistics 8.50 - Total 252.50 24.09

Sl. Plan Schemes Proposed Schemes (2010-11) Name of Schemes (State Plan) Allocation in lakhs 1 Strengthening of Fisheries Organization 767.75 2 Production & Supply of Quality Fish Seed 1050.00 3 Maun Development Scheme 500.00 4 Fish Marketing Scheme 150.00 5 Fisheries Extension Scheme 470.00 6 Crop Insurance Scheme 260.00 7 Development of Inland Fisheries & Aquaculture 35.00 8 Fisheries Research Scheme 42.00 9 Assistance under SCP 35.00 10 Group Insurance Scheme 20.00 11 Development of Model Fishermen Villages 285.00 12 Fisheries Training & Ext. Scheme 5.00 13 RKVY 1000.00 Total 4619.75

Plan Schemes Proposed Schemes (2010-11) Sl. Name of Schemes (Central Sponsored Scheme) (GOI Share) Allocation in lakhs 1 Fish Farmers Dev. Scheme (75:25) 105.00 2 Housing for Fishermen (50:50) 285.00 3 Marketing Scheme (75:25) 450.00 4 Fisheries Training & Extension Scheme(80:20 20.00 5 Inland Fisheries Statistics 27.00

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