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Fishery Enterprises
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Ergonomic studies
Entrepreneurial skill development Role of women in fisheries Gender disparity in wage pattern Labour segmentation Extent of technological marginalisation. |
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Value of marine fish at consumer level - Rs. 20,000 crores (1999-2000) Export earnings - Rs. 6300 crores (2000-01) Rs. 4.5 crores (1960-61) 85% of the catch for internal consumption and rest for exports. |
| Marine fishermen households - 5 lakh (1999) 3.5 lakh (1980) Ownership of fishing equipment.(2001) only by 23% of the active fishermen Per capita production per active fishermen declined from 3250 kg in 1980 to 2240 kg in 2024 . Non-mechanized sector is surviving and sustaining only as a family enterprise |
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Marine fishermen population - 3 million |
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Marine fishermen households - 0.50 million |
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No of active fishermen - 1.025 million |
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Ratio of active fishermen to total - 1:3 |
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Average no. of sea-going fishermen per village - 282 |
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Average no. of fishermen population per village - 825 |
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Fish landing centres - 2251 |
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Marine fishing villages - 3638 |
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Agricultural Technology Information Centre |
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| 1 | Dr.R.Sathiadas | Principal Scientist & Head of Division | Economics |
| 2 | Ms.Sheela Immanuel | Scientist (SS) | Extension |
| 3 | Dr.C.Ramachandran | Scientist | Extension |
| 4 | Ms.S.Ashaletha | Scientist | Extension |
| 5 | Dr.V.P.Vipin Kumar | Scientist | Extension |
| 6 | Ms.N.Aswathi | Scientist | Economics |
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