How does the Indian government monitor and assess the state of marine fisheries in the country
Centre launches Marine Fisheries census, to be completed in 45 days
- The Indian government monitors and assesses the state of marine fisheries through various methods, including conducting regular surveys and assessments of fish stocks.
- One of the key initiatives is the Marine Fisheries Census, which is launched by the central government to provide a comprehensive assessment of marine fisheries in the country.
- This census is aimed at collecting data on various aspects of marine fisheries, such as fish species, catch volumes, fishing practices, and fish population trends.
- The census is expected to be completed within a 45-day timeframe, allowing for a timely and thorough assessment of the state of marine fisheries.
- The data collected from the census will help inform policy decisions, conservation efforts, and sustainable management practices to ensure the long-term health and sustainability of marine fisheries in India.
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