Fisheries of Bangladesh: Dimension in Economic Development - Barua, Prabal;Barua, Chaiti;Mallick, Nayan
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Fisheries in Bangladesh play a vital role in the economy, employment generation and nutrition of the people. This sector contributes 3.74% to the GDP, 20.87% to the agricultural income, 58% to the animal protein intake and 4.04% of annual export earnings in Bangladesh. Generally, 10% population of the country including 10 million people is directly or indirectly dependent on fisheries for their livelihood and income. Access right to the fisheries resource by the poor fishers appeared to be ensured under 3 management systems such as: the open access system in the flowing river which is now…mehr

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Fisheries in Bangladesh play a vital role in the economy, employment generation and nutrition of the people. This sector contributes 3.74% to the GDP, 20.87% to the agricultural income, 58% to the animal protein intake and 4.04% of annual export earnings in Bangladesh. Generally, 10% population of the country including 10 million people is directly or indirectly dependent on fisheries for their livelihood and income. Access right to the fisheries resource by the poor fishers appeared to be ensured under 3 management systems such as: the open access system in the flowing river which is now replaced by licensing system to the genuine fishers, new fisheries management policy providing fishing right to the fishers directly through license by abolishing the middleman and community based fisheries management system by govt organization
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Prabal Barua, M.Phil: Senior Research Officer of Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies.Prabal Barua, Nayan Mallick and Chaiti Barua are graduated from University of Chittagong, Chittagong, Bangladesh : Specialized in Aquaculture, Marine Ecology, Fisheries and Wild Life Biodiversity, Environmental Sciences and Climate Change impact and Adaptation.