ROLE OF GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES IN PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE FISHING PRACTICES IN TAMILNADU

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  • M. Mehalakshmi, Dr. M. Hemanalini Author

Abstract

The study focuses on the role of government subsidies in promoting sustainable fishing practices in Tamil Nadu. It aims to shed light on how these subsidies contribute to the economic development of fishers and encourage sustainable fishing methods. By analyzing existing literature, the research explores various aspects such as fishing industry regulations, technological advancements, economic incentives, collaboration with NGOs, education and training initiatives, and the social well-being of fishing communities. Through an extensive review of relevant studies conducted by the researchers that research examines the impact of government subsidies on promoting sustainable fishing practices. The findings from these studies highlight the positive outcomes achieved through financial support provided by the government. The methodology employed for this study includes a comprehensive analysis of primary data collected through surveys conducted among fishers in Tamil Nadu. The data will be analyzed using statistical techniques to identify patterns and trends related to sustainable fishing practices. Based on preliminary observations, increased collaboration between government agencies, NGOs, and fisher communities is recommended to enhance sustainability efforts further. Additionally, providing adequate education and training opportunities for fishers would empower them with knowledge about best practices in fisheries management.

Keywords: Fishing Industry Regulations, Technological Advancements, Economic Incentives, Collaboration with NGOs, Education and Training Initiatives, Government Subsidies and Social Well-being of Fishing Communities

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2023-11-27

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ROLE OF GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES IN PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE FISHING PRACTICES IN TAMILNADU. (2023). Journal of Research Administration, 5(2), 4107-4121. https://journlra.org/index.php/jra/article/view/564