RECENT TRENDS IN AQUACULTURE RECIRCULATORY AQUACULTURE SYSTEM (RAS) g Sa National Fisheries Development Board Bs Department of Fisheries /e Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Government of India NEES Pillar No: 235, PVNR Expressway, SVPNPA Post, Hyderabad - 500 052 Phone No. 040- 24000177/201, Fax No: 040-2401 5568, ER ® atan, gov.in exe info.nfdb@nic.in EF twitter.com/@nfébindia oe facebook.com/nfdbindiaIntroduction Recirculatory Aquaculture System (RAS) is a technology where water is recycled and reused after mechanical and biological filtration and removal of suspended matter and metabolites. This method is used for high- density culture of various species of fish, utilizing minimum land area and water It is an intensive high density fish culture unlike other aquaculture production systems. Instead of the traditional method of growing fish outdoors in open ponds and raceways, in this system fish are typically reared in indoor/outdoor tanks in a controlled environment. Recirculating systems filter and clean the water by recycling it back to fish culture tanks. The technology is based on the use of mechanical and biological filters and the method can be used for any species grown in aquaculture, New water is added to the tanks only to make up for splash out, evaporation and that used to flush out waste materials. The reconditioned water circulates through the system and not more than 10% of the total water volume of the system is replaced daily. In order to compete economically and to efficiently use the substantial capital investment in the recirculation system, the fish farmer needs to grow as much fish as possible in the inbuilt capacity. The management of recirculating systems relies heavily on the quantity and quality of feed and the type of filtration, Numerous filter designs are used in recirculating systems, but the overall goal of all filtration is to remove metabolic wastes, excess nutrients, and solids from the water and provide good water quality for the aquatic organisms. It is important to consider all factors when designing and investing in aquaculture systems. However, in order to encourage small-scale fish farmers and entrepreneurs and also to facilitate fish production in urban and semi-urban areas where land and water are scarce, it is proposed to promote Backyard Recirculation Aquaculture Systems. scanned with GamscannHow RAS works? Fish rearing tank j Boog fiter Onan and UY treatment ‘Aeron removal by ‘beet! Ning Advantage of RAS Extended durabil ity of tanks and equipment > Reduced dependency on antibiotics and therapeutants hence, advantage of getting high quality fish > Reduction of direct operational costs associated with feed, predator control and parasites. > Potentially eliminate release of parasites to recipient waters, Risk reduetion due to climatic factors, disease and parasite impacts RAS production can promote flexibility in terms of location for farming, p market. Enable production of a broad range of species irrespective o Feed management is considerably enhanced in RAS monitored for 24 hrs. Exposure of stock to stress on RAS can bi weather,> Capital cost of starting a recirculating aquaculture system is high as compared to ponds and raceways. Species suitable for RAS > Baramundi/ Asian Seabi > Cobia (Rachy. Bhetki (Lates calcarifer) nntron canadum) > Silver/Indian Pompano (Trichinotus Blochit/ Trichinotus mookalee) > Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) > Pearl spot/Karimeen (Etroplus suratensis) > Pangasius (Pangastanodon hypophthalmus) > Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), especially in Hilly/cold water Region Components of RAS: > Insulated shed/ Building > Store cum office for feed and accessories > Pump house > Grow out tanks: Circular cement tanks/ FRP tanks, including inlet, outlet central drainage Settling tanks for sludge Water Storage (sump) tanks Overhead tanks. Mechanical (Hydraulic) filters, Drum filter, Glass wool/ muslin cloth filter Pumps and motors Power generator Sludge collector, settelable/ solid collectors Biofilters, UV units Electrification Automatic feeder (wherever required) ‘Aeration system (ait/ oxygen), Carbon dioxide trapper system (dey ‘Water testing kit ‘Water supply system, bore well etc. (wherever required) Inputs such as Seed, Feed, additives and supplements, electricity! Waveyev YY VYYYYVVYY anne> Feeding can be done @ 3-5 % of the body weight of the fish depending on the quality and protein content of feed > More frequent feedings (several times per day) shall result in better growth rates and thus improved feed conversion ratio Model Technical Specification for GIFT Tilapia culture in RAS 1 Name of Species Nile Tilapia (GIFT) 2 Tank size 6.7mX 6.7mX 2m 3 Total volume 90 m? 4 Stocking size Fingerling 5 Stocking density/tank 6000 7 Survival rate 90% 8 FCR 1:13 9 Culture period/crop duration 6 months 10 Cost of Seed Rs.4/pe 11 Cost of feed Rs.30/kg, 12 Total feed required 3.51 MT 13. Size at the time of Harvest 500g 14 Expected total Biomass 2.7MT 15 Sale price Rs.140/kg Cost estimates for GT ilapia culture in RAS ETS ern Amount (Rs. in lakh) A Capital Cost 1 Fish Tank Construction 1.50 2 Procurement & installation of pumps, filters, acrators, 450 pipes, valves, etc. Sub-Total (A) 6.00 B Input Cost 1 Seed (4500 fingerlings @ Rs.4/each) O18 2 Feed (28-30% protein; floating pellets) 4 Probiotics 5 Fleetricity 6 Miscellaneous Sub-Total (B) Total Cost (A+B) 4Economic feasibility for 1 ear production 1 6.00 2 Operational cost 1.50 3 Total project cost 7.50 4 — Gross income from 1* crop 3.78 5 Gross income at the end of I" crop the recurring cost for the 2“ crop 6 Gross income from 2 3.78 7 Gross income at the end P 6.06 8 Depreciation cost @15 0.% 9 Interest @ 12% of TPC 0.90 10 Repayment @ | f TPC 1.0 11 Recurring cost for next 1.50 12. Net profit = (7)- (8+9+10+11) 1.69 Cost Breakup for various models f mini A. Capital Cost 1 Construction of tank including the pump, acra- 36.00 tor, biofilter, Net, water quality testing kits and accessories @Rs.4.5 lakh/unit B, Input Cost 1 Seed cost @ Rs.4/pe for 48000 1.90 2 Feed cost 8.00 3 Electricity charges 3.00 4 Manpower 5 Miscellaneous2. Medium R A. Capital Cost AS (with 4 tanks of minimum 90 m! /tank capacity) Total amount (in lakhs) TS 1 Construction of tank including the pump, 18.00 ae ‘ator, biofilter, Net, Water quality testing kits and accessories @Rs.4.5 lakh/unit B. Input Cost 1 Seed cost @ Rs.4/pe for 24000 0.95 2 Feed cost 4.00 Electricity charges 1.50 4 Manpower 0.48 5 Miscellaneous 0.07 Sub total 7.00 Total 25.00 Bua Capital Cost 1 Fish Tank Construction 1.50 2 Procurement & installation of pumps, filters, 450 acrators, pipes, valves, etc Sub-Total (A) 6.00 B Input Cost 1 Sced (4500 fingerlings @ Rs.4/cach) 0.18 2 Feed (28-30% protein; floating pellets) 0.77 4 Probiotics 0.05 : 5 Electricity 0.40 6 — Miscellaneous Sub-Total (B) Total Cost (A+B)4. Backyard mini R A Capital Cost 1. Fish Tank Construction, Procurement & installation OAT of pumps, filters, acrators, pipes, valves, etc B Input Cost 1, Seed and feed 0.03 Total Cost (A+B) 0.50 RAS Scheme under PMMSY Beneficiary Oriented Sub-Components And Activit ren Geo) A Enhancement of Production and Productivity 5 Technology Infusion and Adaptation 5.1 Establishment of Large RAS (With 8 Tanks of (No) 50.00 120 Minimum 90 M?/Tank Capacity 40 Ton/Crop) Culture System. 5.2 Establishment of Medium RAS (With 6 Tank of (No) 25.00 120 Minimum 30 M'/Tank Capacity 10Tor/Crop) 5.3. Establishment of Small RAS (With 1 Tank of (No) 7.50 121 100 M? Capacity) Culture System 5.4 Establishment of Backyard Mini RAS Units (No) 0.50 121-122 How to avail subsidy? > Beneficiary needs to submit the project report (PR) along with required documents including documentary evidence of availability of requisite land (either own/registered lease document to the concerned District Fisheries Office for further process. In case of leased land, proper registered lease dacument for a period of 7(seven) years from the date of submission of Self-Contained Proposal shall be submitted. > Self-Contained Proposal (SCP) shall be submitted with full justification & t economic details such as the species to be cultured, capital cost and the recurring Project report should also contain details of anticipated direct & indirect emplo generation to local population, enhancement of fish production, specific time implementation of project etc. has to be furnished to DFO.>» Governmental a: > However, a cluster Trainin Emeritus Professor (U Cochin Un Kochi, Kerala- 6820; List of Tank Manufacturers / Poly thene suppliers ; nit / one small ance will be restricted to one large / one MN Ces RAS unit for individual beneficiary. 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Hyderabad-500 052 Template for Preparation of DPR for Fisheries Projects Title of the Project: (Undicative List Appended) CONTENTS Sl. Particulars Page No. No. 1 Project Summary Background/Introduction (Region Specific) Benefits and Justification Objectives Technical Details A. Site/Location Details B. Technical Specifications C. Design and Layout D. Milestones and Timelines ale} o 6 | Project Implementation Plan A. Organization and Management B. Mode of Beneficiary Selection C. Risk Assessment Bio-security & Environmental Concern) 7 Cost Estimates A. Capital Cost B, Operational Cost 8 Techno-Economic Feasibility A. Estimates of Output and Value of Output. B. Estimates of Project Worth/Feasibility Expected Outcomes ‘Application Form (with terms and conditions and~ 1. PROJECT SUMMARY cma [i | Tithe T ] 2 | Implementing Agency - [3] No. of Unite/ Area 7 a a fa Oa Goa aa 7 | [3 | Total Project Cost (Ra: Lakh) ~ ES a | 6 | Pattern of Assistance: VAs per the Guidelines SSS | Central Share (Ra. Lakh) | State Share (Ra. Lakh) | Beneficiary Share (Ra Lakh) Project Durations BACKGROUND INTRODUCTION (REGION SPECIFIC) 3. BENEFITS & JUSTIFICATION 4. OBJECTIVES 5. TECHNICAL DETAILS A. Site/ Location Details B. Technical Specifications C. Design and Layout D. Milestones and Timelines 6. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PLAN A. Organization and Management B. Mode of Beneficiary Selection C. Risk Assessment (Bio-security & Environmental Concern) 7. COST ESTIMATES A. Capital Costg National Fisheries Development Board aoe : (Dep\. of Fisheries, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Government of India) Z/nrom Fish Building, Pillar No, 235, PVNR Expressway, SVPNPA Post, Hyderabad-500 052 Phi 10. APPLICATION FORM cs Title of the Project: ae SNo | Farieaian — 1 | Name of the Applicant™ (IN BLOCK LETTERS) ‘Name of Father/Husband /Gi (IN BLOCK LETTERS) 2 | Address Permanent Address Communication Address: 3° | Details of Location (Site/Land/ Water) where Project Activities are proposed to be | taken up* Siate: District: Taluk] Mandal Revenue Village: (Ownership (whether freehold or on lease): Tease, duration of lease: Total Area of the proposed Sh 4 | CostEstimates: Conditions for assistance: Capital cost Estimate as per local SoR* Operational cost: 5 | Whether assistance for this purpose has been | YES/NO. ~ obtained under any other scheme of the If yes (provide the details) Year: Central State Government /others? Quantum of assistance: | Experience of the applicant in the field and details of training undergone if any * Source/s for financial resources to meet the construction cost beyond the eligible Technical Details Specific to Project:11. DECLARATION BY THE APPLICANT oe ‘ w/Authorized Signatory/es of .. hereby declare that the ume 16 true to the best of my/our inital and i ele Lamfwe are fully aware that if the furnished by us in the application is found false or if there is any kind of deviation/violation of the cotton under which assistance is provided to mee by the NFDB, any action ws deemed fit for violation of this condition may be taken against me/us. Name of Applicant: Signature: ‘Date & Place: | Confirmation Statement by District Fisheries/ Authorized Officer 1. Application together with documents have been zerifed anc found to bei order. 2. Proposed site has been inspected by the Departmental’ Authorized Officer and found suitable for project as detailed in the DPR. "Name & Designation of Officer: | Signature & Seal:12. CHECKLIST OF THE DOCUMENTS TO BE FURNISHED —- Sine a Yes/No Photocopy Identity card: Aadhaar Card or any other ID Card issieed by State or Central Government of India. 2 | Caste Certificate (in case of SC/ST) 3 | Copies of Applicant’s Bank Account details 4 In case of Societies/Groups, copies of Registration and No Objection Certificates 5 | Enclose copies of Land Documents 6 | Photo/s of Site proposed, including Latitude and Longitude 7 | Details of availability of adequate supply of water and its source 8 | Enclose copies of Design, Layout Plan, details of components of Unit 9 | Economies: Copies of techno-economic viability report 10 | Experience : Enclose experience certificate issued by competent authority (if any) T1_| Source of Finance Proof: Whether bank loan/self-finance/other T2_| Marketing: Enclose details of arrangements made for marketing of fish produced 13 | Applicant's Declaration & Confirmation Statement by District , Fisheries/ Authorized Officer 14 | Details of proposed Action Plan Matrix for the Activities (tentative schedule of activities) 15 _| Permission/ Clearance/No-Objection Certificate, if any, as required Any other Document Specific to the ProjectScanned with CamScannEstablishment of Modem Retail Fish Market » 30 | Establishment of Ice Plant 31 | Auto-Rickshaw with Ice Box 32 | Motorcycle with lee Box. ATP Insalated Truck of Si-Tonne Capacity SH | Insulated Truck of Ten-Tonne Capacity 3S _| Refrigerated Truck of Ten-Tonne Capacity 36 | Solar-Wind Energy Support System for Cage Culture Units | 37 | Solar-Wind Energy Support System for lee Plant 38 | Solar-Wind Energy Support System for Fishing, Vessel 39 | Conversion of Bottom Trawler into Resource Specific Deep Sea Fishing Vessel ee “ Scanned with CamScanniRECENT TRENDS IN AQUACULTURE RECIRCULATORY AQUACULTURE SYSTEM (RAS) g Sa National Fisheries Development Board Bs Department of Fisheries /e Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Government of India NEES Pillar No: 235, PVNR Expressway, SVPNPA Post, Hyderabad - 500 052 Phone No. 040- 24000177/201, Fax No: 040-2401 5568, ER ® atan, gov.in exe info.nfdb@nic.in EF twitter.com/@nfébindia oe facebook.com/nfdbindiaIntroduction Recirculatory Aquaculture System (RAS) is a technology where water is recycled and reused after mechanical and biological filtration and removal of suspended matter and metabolites. This method is used for high- density culture of various species of fish, utilizing minimum land area and water It is an intensive high density fish culture unlike other aquaculture production systems. Instead of the traditional method of growing fish outdoors in open ponds and raceways, in this system fish are typically reared in indoor/outdoor tanks in a controlled environment. Recirculating systems filter and clean the water by recycling it back to fish culture tanks. The technology is based on the use of mechanical and biological filters and the method can be used for any species grown in aquaculture, New water is added to the tanks only to make up for splash out, evaporation and that used to flush out waste materials. The reconditioned water circulates through the system and not more than 10% of the total water volume of the system is replaced daily. In order to compete economically and to efficiently use the substantial capital investment in the recirculation system, the fish farmer needs to grow as much fish as possible in the inbuilt capacity. The management of recirculating systems relies heavily on the quantity and quality of feed and the type of filtration, Numerous filter designs are used in recirculating systems, but the overall goal of all filtration is to remove metabolic wastes, excess nutrients, and solids from the water and provide good water quality for the aquatic organisms. It is important to consider all factors when designing and investing in aquaculture systems. However, in order to encourage small-scale fish farmers and entrepreneurs and also to facilitate fish production in urban and semi-urban areas where land and water are scarce, it is proposed to promote Backyard Recirculation Aquaculture Systems. scanned with GamscannHow RAS works? Fish rearing tank j Boog fiter Onan and UY treatment ‘Aeron removal by ‘beet! Ning Advantage of RAS Extended durabil ity of tanks and equipment > Reduced dependency on antibiotics and therapeutants hence, advantage of getting high quality fish > Reduction of direct operational costs associated with feed, predator control and parasites. > Potentially eliminate release of parasites to recipient waters, Risk reduetion due to climatic factors, disease and parasite impacts RAS production can promote flexibility in terms of location for farming, p market. Enable production of a broad range of species irrespective o Feed management is considerably enhanced in RAS monitored for 24 hrs. Exposure of stock to stress on RAS can bi weather,> Capital cost of starting a recirculating aquaculture system is high as compared to ponds and raceways. Species suitable for RAS > Baramundi/ Asian Seabi > Cobia (Rachy. Bhetki (Lates calcarifer) nntron canadum) > Silver/Indian Pompano (Trichinotus Blochit/ Trichinotus mookalee) > Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) > Pearl spot/Karimeen (Etroplus suratensis) > Pangasius (Pangastanodon hypophthalmus) > Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), especially in Hilly/cold water Region Components of RAS: > Insulated shed/ Building > Store cum office for feed and accessories > Pump house > Grow out tanks: Circular cement tanks/ FRP tanks, including inlet, outlet central drainage Settling tanks for sludge Water Storage (sump) tanks Overhead tanks. Mechanical (Hydraulic) filters, Drum filter, Glass wool/ muslin cloth filter Pumps and motors Power generator Sludge collector, settelable/ solid collectors Biofilters, UV units Electrification Automatic feeder (wherever required) ‘Aeration system (ait/ oxygen), Carbon dioxide trapper system (dey ‘Water testing kit ‘Water supply system, bore well etc. (wherever required) Inputs such as Seed, Feed, additives and supplements, electricity! Waveyev YY VYYYYVVYY anne> Feeding can be done @ 3-5 % of the body weight of the fish depending on the quality and protein content of feed > More frequent feedings (several times per day) shall result in better growth rates and thus improved feed conversion ratio Model Technical Specification for GIFT Tilapia culture in RAS 1 Name of Species Nile Tilapia (GIFT) 2 Tank size 6.7mX 6.7mX 2m 3 Total volume 90 m? 4 Stocking size Fingerling 5 Stocking density/tank 6000 7 Survival rate 90% 8 FCR 1:13 9 Culture period/crop duration 6 months 10 Cost of Seed Rs.4/pe 11 Cost of feed Rs.30/kg, 12 Total feed required 3.51 MT 13. Size at the time of Harvest 500g 14 Expected total Biomass 2.7MT 15 Sale price Rs.140/kg Cost estimates for GT ilapia culture in RAS ETS ern Amount (Rs. in lakh) A Capital Cost 1 Fish Tank Construction 1.50 2 Procurement & installation of pumps, filters, acrators, 450 pipes, valves, etc. Sub-Total (A) 6.00 B Input Cost 1 Seed (4500 fingerlings @ Rs.4/each) O18 2 Feed (28-30% protein; floating pellets) 4 Probiotics 5 Fleetricity 6 Miscellaneous Sub-Total (B) Total Cost (A+B) 4Economic feasibility for 1 ear production 1 6.00 2 Operational cost 1.50 3 Total project cost 7.50 4 — Gross income from 1* crop 3.78 5 Gross income at the end of I" crop the recurring cost for the 2“ crop 6 Gross income from 2 3.78 7 Gross income at the end P 6.06 8 Depreciation cost @15 0.% 9 Interest @ 12% of TPC 0.90 10 Repayment @ | f TPC 1.0 11 Recurring cost for next 1.50 12. Net profit = (7)- (8+9+10+11) 1.69 Cost Breakup for various models f mini A. Capital Cost 1 Construction of tank including the pump, acra- 36.00 tor, biofilter, Net, water quality testing kits and accessories @Rs.4.5 lakh/unit B, Input Cost 1 Seed cost @ Rs.4/pe for 48000 1.90 2 Feed cost 8.00 3 Electricity charges 3.00 4 Manpower 5 Miscellaneous2. Medium R A. Capital Cost AS (with 4 tanks of minimum 90 m! /tank capacity) Total amount (in lakhs) TS 1 Construction of tank including the pump, 18.00 ae ‘ator, biofilter, Net, Water quality testing kits and accessories @Rs.4.5 lakh/unit B. Input Cost 1 Seed cost @ Rs.4/pe for 24000 0.95 2 Feed cost 4.00 Electricity charges 1.50 4 Manpower 0.48 5 Miscellaneous 0.07 Sub total 7.00 Total 25.00 Bua Capital Cost 1 Fish Tank Construction 1.50 2 Procurement & installation of pumps, filters, 450 acrators, pipes, valves, etc Sub-Total (A) 6.00 B Input Cost 1 Sced (4500 fingerlings @ Rs.4/cach) 0.18 2 Feed (28-30% protein; floating pellets) 0.77 4 Probiotics 0.05 : 5 Electricity 0.40 6 — Miscellaneous Sub-Total (B) Total Cost (A+B)4. Backyard mini R A Capital Cost 1. Fish Tank Construction, Procurement & installation OAT of pumps, filters, acrators, pipes, valves, etc B Input Cost 1, Seed and feed 0.03 Total Cost (A+B) 0.50 RAS Scheme under PMMSY Beneficiary Oriented Sub-Components And Activit ren Geo) A Enhancement of Production and Productivity 5 Technology Infusion and Adaptation 5.1 Establishment of Large RAS (With 8 Tanks of (No) 50.00 120 Minimum 90 M?/Tank Capacity 40 Ton/Crop) Culture System. 5.2 Establishment of Medium RAS (With 6 Tank of (No) 25.00 120 Minimum 30 M'/Tank Capacity 10Tor/Crop) 5.3. Establishment of Small RAS (With 1 Tank of (No) 7.50 121 100 M? Capacity) Culture System 5.4 Establishment of Backyard Mini RAS Units (No) 0.50 121-122 How to avail subsidy? > Beneficiary needs to submit the project report (PR) along with required documents including documentary evidence of availability of requisite land (either own/registered lease document to the concerned District Fisheries Office for further process. In case of leased land, proper registered lease dacument for a period of 7(seven) years from the date of submission of Self-Contained Proposal shall be submitted. > Self-Contained Proposal (SCP) shall be submitted with full justification & t economic details such as the species to be cultured, capital cost and the recurring Project report should also contain details of anticipated direct & indirect emplo generation to local population, enhancement of fish production, specific time implementation of project etc. has to be furnished to DFO.>» Governmental a: > However, a cluster Trainin Emeritus Professor (U Cochin Un Kochi, Kerala- 6820; List of Tank Manufacturers / Poly thene suppliers ; nit / one small ance will be restricted to one large / one MN Ces RAS unit for individual beneficiary. Governmental assistance will be cof gromp large units / 3 Medium units /4 Small RAS units per group or society in cas of fishers and fish farmers fir d Ss are ‘rea may have multiple groups/societies. As far as FFPOs: Cs = concerned, the modalities of implementation and upper ceiling on the total area eligible for support would be decided by the CAC ig / Technic: | Guidance Dr. LS. Bright Singh C-BSR-Faculty), National Centre for Aquatic Animal Health crsity of Science and Technology. 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Hyderabad-500 052 Template for Preparation of DPR for Fisheries Projects Title of the Project: (Undicative List Appended) CONTENTS Sl. Particulars Page No. No. 1 Project Summary Background/Introduction (Region Specific) Benefits and Justification Objectives Technical Details A. Site/Location Details B. Technical Specifications C. Design and Layout D. Milestones and Timelines ale} o 6 | Project Implementation Plan A. Organization and Management B. Mode of Beneficiary Selection C. Risk Assessment Bio-security & Environmental Concern) 7 Cost Estimates A. Capital Cost B, Operational Cost 8 Techno-Economic Feasibility A. Estimates of Output and Value of Output. B. Estimates of Project Worth/Feasibility Expected Outcomes ‘Application Form (with terms and conditions and~ 1. PROJECT SUMMARY cma [i | Tithe T ] 2 | Implementing Agency - [3] No. of Unite/ Area 7 a a fa Oa Goa aa 7 | [3 | Total Project Cost (Ra: Lakh) ~ ES a | 6 | Pattern of Assistance: VAs per the Guidelines SSS | Central Share (Ra. Lakh) | State Share (Ra. Lakh) | Beneficiary Share (Ra Lakh) Project Durations BACKGROUND INTRODUCTION (REGION SPECIFIC) 3. BENEFITS & JUSTIFICATION 4. OBJECTIVES 5. TECHNICAL DETAILS A. Site/ Location Details B. Technical Specifications C. Design and Layout D. Milestones and Timelines 6. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PLAN A. Organization and Management B. Mode of Beneficiary Selection C. Risk Assessment (Bio-security & Environmental Concern) 7. COST ESTIMATES A. Capital Costg National Fisheries Development Board aoe : (Dep\. of Fisheries, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Government of India) Z/nrom Fish Building, Pillar No, 235, PVNR Expressway, SVPNPA Post, Hyderabad-500 052 Phi 10. APPLICATION FORM cs Title of the Project: ae SNo | Farieaian — 1 | Name of the Applicant™ (IN BLOCK LETTERS) ‘Name of Father/Husband /Gi (IN BLOCK LETTERS) 2 | Address Permanent Address Communication Address: 3° | Details of Location (Site/Land/ Water) where Project Activities are proposed to be | taken up* Siate: District: Taluk] Mandal Revenue Village: (Ownership (whether freehold or on lease): Tease, duration of lease: Total Area of the proposed Sh 4 | CostEstimates: Conditions for assistance: Capital cost Estimate as per local SoR* Operational cost: 5 | Whether assistance for this purpose has been | YES/NO. ~ obtained under any other scheme of the If yes (provide the details) Year: Central State Government /others? Quantum of assistance: | Experience of the applicant in the field and details of training undergone if any * Source/s for financial resources to meet the construction cost beyond the eligible Technical Details Specific to Project:11. DECLARATION BY THE APPLICANT oe ‘ w/Authorized Signatory/es of .. hereby declare that the ume 16 true to the best of my/our inital and i ele Lamfwe are fully aware that if the furnished by us in the application is found false or if there is any kind of deviation/violation of the cotton under which assistance is provided to mee by the NFDB, any action ws deemed fit for violation of this condition may be taken against me/us. Name of Applicant: Signature: ‘Date & Place: | Confirmation Statement by District Fisheries/ Authorized Officer 1. Application together with documents have been zerifed anc found to bei order. 2. Proposed site has been inspected by the Departmental’ Authorized Officer and found suitable for project as detailed in the DPR. "Name & Designation of Officer: | Signature & Seal:12. CHECKLIST OF THE DOCUMENTS TO BE FURNISHED —- Sine a Yes/No Photocopy Identity card: Aadhaar Card or any other ID Card issieed by State or Central Government of India. 2 | Caste Certificate (in case of SC/ST) 3 | Copies of Applicant’s Bank Account details 4 In case of Societies/Groups, copies of Registration and No Objection Certificates 5 | Enclose copies of Land Documents 6 | Photo/s of Site proposed, including Latitude and Longitude 7 | Details of availability of adequate supply of water and its source 8 | Enclose copies of Design, Layout Plan, details of components of Unit 9 | Economies: Copies of techno-economic viability report 10 | Experience : Enclose experience certificate issued by competent authority (if any) T1_| Source of Finance Proof: Whether bank loan/self-finance/other T2_| Marketing: Enclose details of arrangements made for marketing of fish produced 13 | Applicant's Declaration & Confirmation Statement by District , Fisheries/ Authorized Officer 14 | Details of proposed Action Plan Matrix for the Activities (tentative schedule of activities) 15 _| Permission/ Clearance/No-Objection Certificate, if any, as required Any other Document Specific to the ProjectScanned with CamScannEstablishment of Modem Retail Fish Market » 30 | Establishment of Ice Plant 31 | Auto-Rickshaw with Ice Box 32 | Motorcycle with lee Box. ATP Insalated Truck of Si-Tonne Capacity SH | Insulated Truck of Ten-Tonne Capacity 3S _| Refrigerated Truck of Ten-Tonne Capacity 36 | Solar-Wind Energy Support System for Cage Culture Units | 37 | Solar-Wind Energy Support System for lee Plant 38 | Solar-Wind Energy Support System for Fishing, Vessel 39 | Conversion of Bottom Trawler into Resource Specific Deep Sea Fishing Vessel ee “ Scanned with CamScanni