AN OVERVIEW OF EXPLORING POSSIBILITIES OF COOPERATION ON INVESTMENT & TECHNICAL COLABORATION WITH NORWAY & ICELAND

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1 AN OVERVIEW OF EXPLORING POSSIBILITIES OF COOPERATION ON INVESTMENT & TECHNICAL COLABORATION WITH NORWAY & ICELAND Government of Orissa Fisheries & ARD Department

2 ORISSA Bhadrak Balasore Ganjam Puri Kendrapara Jagatsingpur Bay of Bengal Chilika Lake 6 MARINE DISTRICTS

3 PROFILE Marine Fisheries - Orissa Coast Line Kms. District-wise Coastal Length (in Kms.) Balasore - 80 Bhadrak - 50 Kendrapada - 68 Jagatsinghpur - 67 Puri Ganjam Continental Shelf Area - 24,000 Sq. Km. (approx) Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY) Lakh MT Fish Landings (in MT) ( ) No. of Marine Fishermen - 3,32,772

4 Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY) (Continental Shelf Area) RESOURCES Prawn Pomfret Hilsa Polynemids Clupeids Sciaenids Catfishes Elasmobranches Others Source: Fishery Survey of India MSY (MT) 9, , , , , , , , , ,931.00

5 Fishing Fleet Size (MARINE SECTOR) Crafts Fish Catch (MT) Country Motorised Mechanised Year

6 FISHERY PROFILE OF CHILKA (BRACKISHWATER LAGOON) 1. Geographical situation Longitude : 85.6 to E Latitude : to N 2. Av. water spread area : 906 Sq. Km. (Summer) : 1165 Sq.Km (Monsoon) 3. Length of the outer channel (KM) : No. of lake mouths at present : 3 nos. at Sipakuda (New), Palur Channel & near Moto village 5. Rivers converging in to lake : Daya, Bhargavi, Salia, Kansari 6. area of the Island : 223 Sq, Kms. 7. No. of Boat ( ) : 7181 Motorised : 1574 Traditional (CB) : No. of Nets : (2,15,430 Kg.) (Gill Net, Trap net, Boby net, Dragnet, Bhech Jal, Gania Jal, Cast net) 9. No. of the ice plants with their installed capacity : 23/220 MT 10. No. of the processing plants : NIL 11. Cooperative Society No. of P.F.C.S. : 98 membership : Production of fish & prawn : MT ( )

7 IMPORTANT MARINE FISHERIES OF ORISSA Sl. Fish Groups Landings in MT 1 Pomfrets Tuna Perches Croakers/ Sciaenids Mackerel Seerfish Elasmobranchs Sardines Clupeids Pelagic/ Soaling fishes Carangids Mullets Catfishes Beams Prawns & Lobsters Crabs Cephalopods

8 AVAILABLE MARINE INFRASTRUCTURES Fish Landing Centres - 63 Fishing Harbours - 04 Developed FLCs - 16 Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY) Lakh MT Major Landing Spot - Paradeep Fishing Fleet Size: ( ) Mechanised Motorised Traditional Country Crafts Fishing Fleet

9 PROCESSING CENTRES/ PLANTS SL. NAME AND ADDRESS CAPACITY OF PROCESSI NG PLANT (MT) CAPACITY OF COLD STORAGE (MT) CAPACITY OF CHILL ROOM CAPACITY OF PEELING SHED (MT) CAPACITY OF ICE PLANT (MT) M/S BIJAYA MARINE PRODUCTS M/S SRIJAGANNATH EXPORTS & IMPORTS M/S S CHANCHALA COMBINES M/S PATRA EXPORTS PVT LTD M/S VEEJAY IMPEX M/S SURYO UDYOG LTD M/S FALCON MARINE EXPORTS LTD M/S ADITYA UDYOG M/S UTKAL XPORTS (A) M/S S.B. AGRO (INDIA) LTD. (LEASEE) 10 M/S FALCON MARINE EXPORTS LTD M/S CAPITAL FREEZING COMPLEX (A) M/S SK EXPORTS PVT LTD (LESSEE) (B) M/S NOBLE AQUA PVT LTD (LESSEE) 12 M/S SUNSHINE PACKAGING INDUSTRIES (A) M/S ALSA MARINE & HARVEST LTD (LESSEE) M/S THE CAPITAL FREEZING COMPLEX M/S SURYO FOODS AND INDUSTRIES LTD M/S KALINGA MARINES AND TRANSPORT PVT.LTD. (A) M/S NAVAYUGA EXPORTS LTD. (LESSEE) 16 M/S SEALAND FISHERIES PVT. LTD M/S SL TEXTILES PVT. LTD

10 POSSIBLE COLABORATION & PARTICIPATION a) Setting up of modern processing centre with EU Norms: Scope Integrated Fishing Harbour at Paradeep Positioning of Commercial Port adjacent to Paradeep Integrated Fishing Harbour Export can be possible from Commercial Sea Port at Paradeep Value addition to by-catch & post processing of shrimp/ crab and other shell fishes Suitable land is available Power supply made available Strong labour force available

11 POSSIBLE COLABORATION & PARTICIPATION b) Joint Venture of Tuna fishing: Scope Tuna fishes are available Suitable exploitation mechanism is not available Tuna fishing grounds are located in the southern coast of the State Skill up-gradation & capacity build-up of fishermen is essential for Tuna Fishing

12 POSSIBLE COLABORATION & PARTICIPATION c) Cage Culture of Tropical Marine Fish: Scope Indigenous marine fish species of Seabass, Etroplus suratensis, Chanus chanus can be cultured Cage culture can rehabilitate the Affected Fishermen due to conservation measures Estimated loss of income of affected 8070 active fulltime fishermen Rs crores per annum loss of income for affected fishermen (both part-time/ full-time) Rs crores Subsistence requirement for these affected fishermen calculated to be Rs crores per annum can be obviated through alternative fisheries linked livelihood

13 POSSIBLE COLABORATION & PARTICIPATION d) Setting up of modern Fishing Harbours/ SEZs etc. Scope An integrated fishing harbour can be possible at Chudamani with EU Norms Only a jetty has been constructed at a cost of Rs lakhs during the period

14 Sl. No. of fishing vessel Motorise d Non- Motorise d hold n* n category Jagatsinghp Kujang Jatadhari to ur Earsama Devi Jatadhari to Balikuda Devi Jatadhari to Devi TRADITIONAL FISHERMEN AFFECTED DUE TO PROHIBITION OF FISHING ON ACCOUNT OF CONSERVATION OF SEA TURTLES Name of the District 2 Kendrapara Bhadrak Name of the Block affected 4 Puri Astarang & Kakatpur Mahakalpad Gohirmatha arajnagar Gohirmatha Chandabali Tihidi Affected Area Dhamara Mourh Gahirmatha Devi river mouth No. of villages affected No. of fisherme n house- Fisherme n populatio No. of active fisherme Fisherme n under BPL Ganjam Ganjam Chhatrapur Magarmukha to Rushikulya Magarmukha to Rushikulya Blocks * As per Census

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