A significant problem facing developing countries is high level of
unemployment and scarcity of productive resources. Judicious
exploitation of limited resources could provide an effective means
of tackling this problem. Specifically, the wetlands of these
countries are crying out for proper management policies that can
generate adequate returns for stakeholders. Factors like
overexploitation & depletion of stocks, coastal degradation,
use of unmindful capital intensive fishing techniques and
seasonality in fishing practices have compromised marine fishery.
This has been further compounded by the lack of awareness of
sustainable fishing methods. This book is based on a study
undertaken in West Bengal, India which considers government-owned
firm and government undertaking firms in the analysis of the
brackish water fisheries, while the marine side deals with
fisheries along the Digha coast and Junput Khuti. Certain
statistical techniques have been utilised for this purpose.The book
is mainly intended for researchers and students of Economics and
allied disciplines who have a background or interest in sustainable
fishery and natural resource management.
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