INTEGRATED PROTECTED AREA CO-MANAGEMENT (IPAC) - BIDS
INTEGRATED PROTECTED AREA CO-MANAGEMENT (IPAC) - BIDS
INTEGRATED PROTECTED AREA CO-MANAGEMENT (IPAC) - BIDS
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Crab<br />
Chain: Collector ⇒ Mahajan ⇒ Aratdar/Depot ⇒ Exporter<br />
Mollusc/Shell/Oyster<br />
Chain 1: Collector ⇒ Mahajan ⇒ Miller ⇒ Fishmeal/Poultry Wholesaler ⇒ Retailer<br />
In the case of mollusc/shell/oyster, millers constitute a major actor who manufactures<br />
fishmeal or poultry feed.<br />
Non-Aquatic Resources<br />
Honey:<br />
Chain 1: Collector ⇒ Faria/Bepari ⇒ Mahajan ⇒ Wholesaler ⇒ Retailer<br />
Chain 1: Collector ⇒ Mahajan ⇒ Wholesaler ⇒ Retailer<br />
Although sometimes honey is also exported such purchases are made directly from wholesalers.<br />
Mapping for Total Number of Actors in SIZ<br />
The total number of collectors is estimated as approximately 10.8 lacs. The estimates refer to<br />
whole year, rather than only relevant harvest time. Our survey indicates that an average<br />
collector get engaged in 1.8 products in a year. On this bases, the total number of collectors<br />
estimates as 6 lacs. As regards the distribution of total number of collectors across districts,<br />
Khulna occupies the highest position (48.7%), followed by Bagerhat (22.3%), Barguna (12.7%),<br />
Pirojpur (12.3%) and, the lowest, Satkhira (4.1%).<br />
The total number of actors (including collectors) is estimated as 13.37 lacs. On the assumption<br />
that one actor deals with 1.8 products whole year, the total number of actors estimates as 7.4<br />
lacs. Product wise distribution shows that the highest number of actors is engaged in shrimp fry<br />
(galda) (24.3%), followed by in shrimp fry (bagda) (17.8%).<br />
Mapping for Geographical Flows<br />
The basis of assessing the product movements in the economy emerges from the assumption that the<br />
actors, by and large, are well informed about and geographical destinations of SRF products<br />
including their end-use.<br />
According to first-stage movement, the SRF products are traded within SIZ upazilas to the extent<br />
more than one third (34.1%), while the proportion that are traded in other parts of the country<br />
(e.g., Khulna, Chittagong and Dhaka- presumably some for exports, and other parts of the<br />
country) estimates as about little less than two-thirds (63.7%). The traded quantity, directly from<br />
SIZ to outside the country, is estimated as about only 2.3 percent.<br />
The geographical distribution by SRF products can be seen in text of Chapter 4.<br />
Chapter 5: Value Chain Analysis for SRF Products<br />
A total of 12 SRF products have been included in the value chain analysis. We start with golpata.<br />
The major SRF actors and their functions/roles in the value chains are described in Annex B.<br />
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