Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana

Neeli Kranti se Arth Kranti

Department of Fisheries
Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying
Fisheries Sector Development : Schemes

2020-21
2018-19 Pradhan Mantri
Fisheries and Matsya Sampada
Aquaculture Yojana
Infrastructure
Development Fund
(FIDF) Rs 20050 Crores
2015-16 Investment for
Blue Revolution Sustainable and
Scheme Rs 7522 Crores Fund
Responsible
for providing
concessional finance Harnessing of Fisheries
Rs 3000 Crores from for Fisheries And Potential,
2015-16 to 2019-20 Aquaculture Strengthening and
for Development of Infrastructure Modernizing value chain
Fisheries Sector & Robust Regulatory
Framework
 PRADHAN MANTRI MATSYA SAMPADA YOJANA
ANNOUNCED IN UNION BUDGET 2019-20
OBJECTIVES

Harnessing of Fisheries Potential in a Sustainable, Responsible, Inclusive and Equitable Manner

Enhancing of Fish Production and Productivity through Expansion, Intensification, Diversification and
Productive Utilization of Land and Water

Modernizing and Strengthening of Value Chain - Post-harvest Management and Quality Improvement

Doubling Fishers and Fish Farmers Incomes and Generation of Employment

Enhancing Contribution to Agriculture GDP and Exports

Social, Physical and Economic Security for Fishers and Fish Farmers

Robust Fisheries Management and Regulatory Framework

PMMSY- TOTAL ESTIMATED INVESTMENT - Rs 20050 Cr Implementation Schedule - 5 years
(2020-21 to 2024-25)

Total Central Outlay Rs 9407 Cr

Total Investment
Rs. 20050 Cr

Centrally Sponsored
Component (CSS)
Central Sector Component
Rs. 18330 Cr (CS)
Rs. 1720 Cr
 PMMSY - KEY STRATEGIES
 Quality Brood and Seed- National Network of Bood Banks/Hatcheries
 Growth Clusters -Species/Area wise, Aqua Parks
 Collectivization of Fishers and Fish Farmers (FFPOs)
 Focus on Fisheries Development in Islands, NE, Himalayan States/UTs & Aspirational Districts
 Strong Institutional Framework – State/District/Sub-District
 Convergence with other center/state schemes
 Encourage Private Sector Participation-Entrepreneurship Models-PPP
 Grouping of activities into integrated projects with End to End Solutions
 Development of Integrated Coastal Fisher Villages : Livelihoods & Participatory Approach
 Focus on Fisheries Exports-Promotion of Export Oriented Species
 Species Diversification & Self Reliance in Shrimp Brood Stocks
Cluster Approach For Capture Marine Fisheries :Tuna Cluster
FFPOS
Export
Mother vessels Deep Sea
vessels/Traditional
fishing vessels
Certification & Branding
Harbour/Lan
ding Centre Marketing

Transport transport Infrastructure

Infrastructure Value Addition

Ice Plant/Cold
storage
Packing and
Processing plant
Transport

Local Marketing
Cluster Approach for Aquaculture
Brackish water
Brood Bank Alkaline/Saline Export
Areas

Disease Free Aqua-zones Certification & Branding

Hatchery
Marketing

transport Infrastructure
Culture Area Value Addition

Ice Plant/Cold
storage
transport Packing and
Infrastructure Processing plant
Transport

Live fish marketing

RS 1720 CRORES FOR CENTRAL SECTOR SCHEME SUB-COMPONENTS Key outcomes
Components and Sub-components • Self-reliance in
Genetic Improvement Programmes & Nucleus Breeding Centers (NBC) Shrimp Specific
Pathogen Free Brook
Innovations and Innovative Projects, Startups, Incubators, Technology Demonstration stock - NBC
Aquatic Quarantine Facilities • Capacity Building of
Training, Awareness, Exposure and Capacity Building Fishers & Farmers
• Aquaponics
Modernization of Fishing Harbours of Central Government
• Sea Ranching
NFDB, Fisheries Institutions etc.
• Modern Survey
Survey and Training Vessels for Fisheries Institutes
Vessels
Disease Monitoring and Surveillance Network
• Startups &
Fish Farmers Producer Organizations/Companies Incubators
Fish Data Collection, Fishers Survey and Strengthening Of Database • 100% Traceability
from ‘Bait to Plate’
Support to Security Agencies for Safety and Security Of Fishermen &‘Farm to Fork’
Certification , Accreditation, Traceability and Labeling In Fish • Blockchain in
Aquaculture
• National Realtime
Data Collection,
E-platform/Dash
Board
KEY ACTIVITIES & INVESTMENT UNDER CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEME COMPONENT

Inland Fisheries and Technology

Aquaculture Mariculture- Sea Cages RAS/BioFloc
Quality Seed and Feed More Crop per Drop

Seaweed
Ornamental and E- marketing of Fish and
Recreational Fisheries Cultivation and Fish Products
Marketing

Himalayan States/UTs
Aquatic Health Integrated
& NE Reservoir Development Management Aquaparks
Focus : J&K & Ladakh Cage & Pen Culture Ref Labs, Diagnostic &
QC Labs, Mobile clinics
KEY ACTIVITIES AND INVESTMENT UNDER CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEME COMPONENT
25% POST HARVEST
LOSSES

Fishing Harbours and

Landing Centers Swatch sagar
Bio toilets on Fishing
Vessels 10%

Markets and
Post-harvest and Cold
Marketing
chain Infrastructure
Infrastructure

Development of Deep-
sea Fishing Integrated Modern
Coastal Fishing Villages
KEY ACTIVITIES AND INVESTMENT UNDER CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEME COMPONENT

Live Fish Marketing

Branding : Himalayan Trout /GI in fish
Monitoring, Promotion of Domestic Consumption (on the lines of Egg)
Control & Surveillance
(MCS)
(Rs 309 Cr)

Livelihood and
Insurance fishing
Nutritional support for
vessels and fishermen
Fishers
(Rs 250 Cr)
(Rs. 1350 Cr)

Fisheries extension Strengthening of

and support services Safety and security of
Fishers at sea
(Rs 531 Cr)
(Rs 430 Cr)
Quality & Affordable : Brood and Seed
Key for Additional 70 lakh Ton Fish Production with Enhanced Productivity SPECIES

•Pompano
•Cobia, Grouper
MARINE FISH Seaweed
PMMSY
Nucleus Breeding Centre
Brood Banks
Hatcheries
• Seabass
Rearing ponds • Shrimps
BRACKISH
Nurseries • Mud crab
ICAR Fisheries Research WATER
Aquatic Quarantine Facilities
Institutes + RGCA of
Lab Network for Disease Diagnostics & Quality
MPEDA + DoF +
Disease Monitoring and Surveillance • Pangasius
States/UTs+ Fisheries
Traceability, Standards, Certification and • Tilapia
Colleges
Accreditation
Genetic Improvement
• Scampi
FRESH WATER
Aquaparks • New species
Import of germplasm
 31 Lakh
Development of Reservoirs and Wet Lands Hectares
Sleeping Giants

10 lakh hectares
12-15 lakh Tons Additional Fish Production
Reservoirs & Wetlands under PMMSY

Cage Cultivation in Reservoirs New Boats to Traditional Fishers

Cold chain and Markets & Marketing
Infrastructure : Reservoir Landing Centers , In situ Infrastructure
Hatcheries, Seed Rearing Areas, Common Facilities

Aim : World Average Productivity

5% Area under Reservoirs for Cages

States/UTs – Leasing Policy

Species –Pangasius & Tilapia

Entrepreneurship Models
From Wastelands to ‘Wealth lands’ Shrimp Farming :
Saline and Alkaline Soils
CIFE- Rotak

Silent Aqua
Revolution
2 lakh Hectare available in
FFPO
 Haryana
 Punjab Integrated Marketing
 Rajasthan Cold Storage Buy Back
Feed
 Western UP Cum Retail
Chain

Lab network
Disease Inputs
Management
Technology –BIofloc

Convergence with
Rural/Agriculture/ Seed
Aqua Farm
Management
Railways/Road Farmers
Transport

Pilot : Sea bass

Technology Infusion – more crop per drop Less land Required :
Pangasius : 40 Tons per
1000 Sq Meter in RAS as
Re-circulatory Aquaculture Systems (RAS) against 2 Hectare pond
Bio-Floc
Aquaponics Advantages
High Density Pond Aquaculture •More crop in less land
Integrated Multi Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) •Quality
 Pen Culture •Disease Free
•All Seasons
•High Production
•Higher Price Realization
•High Profits
•Semi-Urban areas

•Pompano
•Cobia, Grouper
IMTA
+ Seaweed

• Seabass
RAS/Biofl
oc • Shrimps
(Brackish)
• Pangasius
RAS/Biofl • Tilapia
o(Fresh) • Magur
• Scampi
 Marine Cage Cultivation Convergence
with FIDF Shift 25% of Marine Fishermen to
Mariculture
Conservation of Fish stocks
Cluster Approach
Address Overfishing
Safety of Fishermen : Zero Risk

States/UTs – Leasing Policy in

Territorial Waters

Species – Groupers, Pompano, Cobia,

Seabass

Entrepreneurship Models

Cold Chain – Live Fish Marketing -

Exports
Deep Sea Fishing- empowering traditional fishers
Make in India

SWACHH SAGAR : BIO-TOILETS IN MECHANISED VESSELS

Convergence
Shipping + FIDF
Fishers
Modern Deep
Sea Fishing
Vessels
Fishers
Mother Vessels Fishing Harbours

Fishers
Upgradation of
Fishing vessels
Fishers
Himalayan States/UTs, Northeast, Islands, Aspirational Districts

Himalayan
Northeast Islands Aspirational Districts
States/UTs
• Trout Raceways • Clusters • Deep Sea Fishing • Integrated Dev Plans
• Technology- RAS • Brood Banks • Cage Cultivation • Hand holding
Cultivation • Convergence with NITI
• Hatcheries • Ornamental Fish Aayog
• Brood Banks • Integrated Farming • Tuna Value Chain • Training and capacity
• Import of Germ • Paddy Cum Fish • Cold Chain building
Plasm Cultivation • Branding • Clusters
• Branding and • Aquapark • Dedicated Resource
• Certification allocations
Marketing • Organic • Marketing • Linkages
• IMC Aquaculture • 100% MCS • Technology infusion
• Mahseer • Feed Mills • Upgradation of • Marketing
• RAS/Biofloc Vessels
• Ornamentals
Ornamental Fisheries Global Market : USD 20 Billion

India’s Current Market Rs 500 Cr

 Huge Employment Target Market - Rs 1500 Crores
 Aquapark for Ornamental Fish (2024-25)
 Domestic :
 New Aquarium Markets
 Promote Ornamental Fish - Pets & Hobby
 Aquaria in Homes-Schools-Offices-Public Places
 Make in India in Aquarium Manufacturing
 International :
 Standards and Certification
 Marketing–MPEDA
 Selective Breeding of Ornamental Fishes -ICAR
 Specialized Training and Assistance to Breeders
 Packing Techniques to farmers
• Brook Banks
• Rearing Units
• Hatcheries
• Infrastructure and Marketing
Seaweed Cultivation Global Market Value : USD 12 Billion
(FAO-2019)
Uses: Agar, Algin, Carrageenan, Manure, Biofertilzer
Fodder, Bioactive Metabolites India Seaweed Production
Quantity in Tons
Huge Employment especially for
women 1700000

25000

2020 2025

Brown Seaweeds Red Seaweeds Green Seaweeds

(Phaeophyceae) (Rhodophyceae) (Chlorophyceae)
Algin yielding Agar & Carrageenan yielding Edible
Sargassum, Turbinaria etc Gracilaria, Gelidiella, Hypnea, Caulerpa, Ulva etc
& edible “Kelp” - Laminaria spp. Kappaphycus etc
 Convergence with
Integrated Aquaparks Shipping/
Quality Rural/Agriculture/
Brood and Railways/Road
Seed Transport
One Stop Integrated Park for
Entire Fisheries Value Chain

Fisheries
Rapid Expansion of Fisheries and Cold Chain
Clusters
Aquaculture especially in North & NE Processing
FFPOs/SHGs
Logistics
Fed/Coop
Hub and Spoke Model
Aquaparks

Specific Themes
Fishing
• Shrimp Park in North India
Harbours
• Seaweed Park
• Ornamental Park Business
• Marine-Tuna Park Startups Enterprise
• Northeast Park Incubation & Zone
• Tilapia Park Research Marketing
• Pangasius Park Export
Multipurpose Park Training/Cap
acity
PMMSY- Entrepreneur Models
Government support • Quality Seed & Feed
Incentives • Inputs
Linkages with producers
Entrepreneur • Farm Management
Practices
Banks
• Certification
E-marketing
Registration
Certification Arrangement for Seamless
NFDB labeling supply of Quality Raw materials
Clearances Buy Back Arrangement

Direct Linkage
Fisher & Aqua
Tie up MPEDA for Export Processor/Exporter
Farmer

Training/Awareness/Registration/incentives
MODERN FISHING HARBOURS & LANDING CENTERS : HYGENIC HANDLING OF FISH

46 Fishing Harbors and Major Fishing Landing Centers Construction/Modernization

Convergence with Sagarmala of Ministry of Shipping – Will increase the Number

15 more in Convergence with FIDF

13 Fishing Harbours Maintenance Dredging

Integrated Cold Chain

Modern Amenities and World class Standards

Revamping Management : PPP in Management and

Operations

Traceability and Standards

Integrated Modern Coastal Fishing Villages: Blue Villages
Aim: To develop integrated Modern Coastal villages along the Indian coast in line with the Goals of FAO- Blue Growth INITIATIVE

Scope for
sport-fishing,
100 tourism
Coastal
Progressive
Stage:1 Villages history in
Sustainable
fishing
production
practices
last 10 years

Percentage
High
of vulnerable Priority
Development Strategy communities

Strengthening Key elements Eco-Tourism, Resource sustainability

Reviving Strengthening Infrastructure, disaster resilience Disaster resilient housing

Fulfilling Gaps Waste disposal, modern logistics and cold chain Tsunami shelters
Marketing Amenities
Vulnerable sections
SDGs -2030
Prioritizing Interests 100% MCS
Gap filling infrastructure
Integrating Stake holders Fishers, Industry, Institutions and Government
Thematic Selection
Implementing Innovation Modern technology, Alternate livelihoods
Innovations, Startups, Incubation

Sustainable growth of future Indian

Sea Fisheries and Aquaculture
ranching Start-ups
Sustainable Innovations
capture Block chain
technologies
Pilot projects
Thrust areas

Advanced Innovations
aquaculture in Fisheries incubation centres will be encouraged in Aquaparks
technologies malnutrition
Harnessing of
krill quota Mentoring
 CONVERGENCE
Fishers Welfare, Livelihood Support, Safety at Sea MHA+ DOS(ISRO) +DES (INCOIS) +
NAVY+COAST GUARD

Fishing Vessels Insurance

On-board Marine police
accidents Collisions
Enhanced Fishers & Fish Farmers Insurance
Safeguarding the fishers

Saving cum Relief : Livelihood Support

Piracy Natural
During Ban/lean period To Traditional
calamities
Fishers. 6 lakh Persons every year

Communication and/or Tracking devices

INFRASTRUCTURE Facilitated by
FOR
Sea safety Kits with equipment
STRENGTHENING
MCS
Patrol boats

Whenever considered necessary, support will be extended to state security agencies

Traceability, Certification and Standards - catch to consumer
Marine Fisheries & Aquaculture
100% Compulsory Accreditation of Global Best Practices would be
High Priority Under PMMSY Hatcheries within next one Year emulated for improving
Quality & Hygiene Standards
Sustainability
Resource Convergence with States/UTs, Private Sector, MPEDA Accountability
Economic Prosperity
IT Tools, Systems for end to end Traceability

Training and Capacity Building Sustainability

Traceability (Minimal impact on
(Catch to consumer, environment,
International Certification & Brand Development catch certification, geo- Responsible sourcing,
tagging) TED, Marine mammal
protection)
MPEDA & NFDB - Certification ‘Logo’ Mandatory
Incentivize farmers for Traceability Elimination of IUU
Fishing
(fishing by unlicensed Quality
Integrated into Good Aquaculture Practices vessel, non reporting or (Food safety, residues –
misreporting of catch, antibiotics)
violation of conservation
measures ) DRIVERS OF
MARINE EXPORTS
 New Markets &
STRATEGY FOR DOUBLING EXPORTS Deepening of Existing
Aggressive Marketing
and Brand Promotion
FROM Rs 46589 Cr TO Rs 1 LAKH Cr Markets
IN 5 YEARS
Collectivisation,
Aquaparks, Clusters,
Market Access
FFPOs

Non –Tariff
Traceability, Certification
DEPT OF FISHERIES Barriers/Phyto Sanitary
& Standards
/measures
Doubling Exports
Species Diversification
MPEDA
Tilapia, Scampi, Mud
crab, Pangasius

Area Expansion-
Brackish waters/Saline
Areas
30000 Ha
Hygienic Handling of Fish Productivity -7 Tons/Ha
Modern Fishing Harbors and Landing Centers Technology Infusion
Improve Productivity
Thank You