Sustainability of fishing operations Along the upper east coast of India - a techno-bio-economic study

Vijayakumaran, K (2005) Sustainability of fishing operations Along the upper east coast of India - a techno-bio-economic study. ["eprint_fieldopt_thesis_type_phd" not defined] thesis, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University, Hyderabad.

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Abstract

Fisheries management essentially involves ecologically (or biologically) sustainable exploitation of resources ensuring maximum welfare to the dependent communities employing the best combination of technologies: The policies, interventions and institutional mechanisms are very important components . in the fisheries management system. Studies on different aspects of fisheries aim to analyse the underlying features of the fishery environment and to suggest suitable technical or policy interventions for resolving the issues of fisheries management. As a logical conclusion of the present study it is necessary to summarise the important outcomes, draw inferences from the findings, recommend suitable policy measures and suggest future course of research. This Chapter aims to provide a Chapter-wise summary of the findings of the study and draw conclusions in the background of the various objectives. Examining the challenges and opportunities, this Chapter indicates some policy measures and options for sustainable exploitation of marine fisheries along the upper East Coast of India. At the end some suggestions are given for future research after citing the limitations of the present work.

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