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Problem and Policy Measures Identified Issue/Problem 1. Non-availability 1. Non-availability of of reliable reliable resource resource data data 2. Weak 2. Fisheries Weak Fisheries management management 3. Considerable 3. Considerable postharvesharvest value losses value and losses and post- poor marketing poor marketing & & transport transport 4. Non-exploitation 4. Non-exploitation of of High seas High Resources seas Resources 5. The conflict 5. The conflict in the in the north and north the and east the east 6. Inadequate 6. Inadequate application application of fishing of fishing technologies technologies Policy Measures 1.1 Give Priority for surveys on fisheries and aquatic resources, stock assessments and exploratory fishing 1.2 Disseminate findings on resource among the fishing operators and other stakeholders 1.3 Undertake preparation and updating marine charts /maps and educate the fishers on their use. 2.1 Promote the principles of responsible fisheries 2.2 Promote co-management of fisheries 2.3 Improve the fisheries management framework by amending and updating the fisheries laws and regulations 2.4 Enforce fisheries laws and regulations and prevent the use of undesirable & destructive gears & methods 2.5. Create awareness on the need for, and fisheries management practices 2.6 Reduce fishing pressure on coastal fisheries by diverting excess pressure to under-exploited species 2.7 Strengthen Community Based Organizations particularly, fisheries cooperative organizations to play an active role in management 3.1. Encourage offshore boats to incorporate better fish holds and equipment for fish preservation 3.2. Introduce and promote onboard fish handling 3.3. Promote use of hygienic and stackable boxes for fish storage & transport 3.4 Provide improved facilities for sorting / handling /packing of fish at landing centers 3.5 Upgrade quality of ice and provide cleaner water at landing centers 4.1 Encourage local multi-day fishing vessels to fish in high seas 4.2 Arrange for the harvesting/production/supply of bait for tuna long line fishing 4.3 Develop co-operation with regional fisheries management organizations 4.4 Introduce better designs of boats equipped for high seas fishing with better storages, safety and communication facilities and specify guidelines for their production 5.1 Give priority to the conflict affected fisheries in the N & the East. 5.2 Make arrangements for re-location of the displaced fishers in their own villages 5.3 Rehabilitate the damaged infrastructure and facilities for production and marketing 6.1 Promote long-lining for deep swimming tuna 6.2 Introduce new methods and gears to harvest exploitation of unexploited and under-exploited species 6.3 Introduce and promote fish seed production technologies among communities 32
Identified Issue/Problem 7.Slow 7.Slow pace of pace inland of inland fisheries fisheries and and aquaculture aquaculture Policy Measures 7.1 Protect the rights of inland fishers to fish in irrigation reservoirs 7.2 Develop aquaculture as an environment friendly, socially acceptable and market driven industry 7.3 Encourage investors to commence aquaculture with community participation 7.4 Promote development of shrimp culture in accordance with zonal plans 7.5 Encourage private sector to undertake ornamental fish aquaculture projects using out-grower systems coupled with buy-back arrangements 8. Inadequate 8. Inadequate and and poorly poorly managed managed & & maintained maintained fisheries fisheries infrastructure infrastructure 9. Lack 9. of Lack a of a Monitoring, Monitoring, Control Control & & Surveillance Surveillance (MCS) (MCS) System System 10. Inadequate 10. Inadequate investments investments the in the sector sector 11.Inadequate 11.Inadequate fisheries fisheries research, research, training training and and extension extension 8.1 Involve stakeholders in the establishment & operation of infrastructure facilities such as harbours, anchorages, minor fish landing sites, coastal protection structures etc. 8.2 Strengthen facilities of the CFHC for proper maintenance of harbours 8.3 Develop public-private partnerships to obtain the participation of the private sector for provision of services such as cold storage, ice supply, water supply, slipway facilities etc. 8.4 Provide common infrastructure facilities for shrimp farming 9.1 Install a vessel monitoring system to track the movement of vessels within EEZ 9.2 Set up an effective Coast Guard Service 9.3 Obtain the participation of the fishers for obtaining information and for preventing unauthorized fishing activities 10.1 Obtain foreign assistance to build and expand capital intensive infrastructure 10.2 Encourage the private sector to undertake infrastructure facilities (fishery harbours) on “build, operate and transfer terms, 10.3 Arrange for channeling of development oriented credit facilities through the banking/financial institutions 10.4 Provide investment rebates/subsidies on selected activities such as high seas/offshore fishing, aquaculture and production of industry inputs (boats, nets, engines, ice) 11.1 Give priority for applied fisheries research 11.2 Strengthen the network of extension services in order to disseminate research findings/information and technology among the fisher community & other stakeholders 11.3 Obtain assistance from national & international organizations in manpower development 11.4 Strengthen the Information, Education and Communication service 11.5 Consolidate the “Sagara University” and upgrade the quality of, and the 33
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During the last three decades or so
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• Tariff system for sewerage proj
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as there is no fund raising mechani
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§ Upgrading Colombo - Moneragala -
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Name of the Project 2007 2008 2009
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Subsidies may be granted for cases
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• Encouraging the private sector
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Inland Water Transport Sector Secto
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46 Ports and Aviation 461 Ports Int
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attract increasing numbers of air p
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Total 2007-2016 Ongoing Projects wi
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Strategic priorities Targets Progra
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· Improve under-served settlements
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6.1.5.4 Greater Trincomalee Trincom
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In this scenario, preparation of ci
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· Participatory approach for housi
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· Use of the proposed Grama Sabha
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(d) Conservation and management of
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MFIs lack a mechanism for informati
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Table 7.5: Senkadagala Revival: Obj
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Education · Improve early childhoo
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(e) Roads, Electricity and Communic
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Target groups for welfare assistanc
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Strategic Priorities Key Targets Pr
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· 17 % of students who enroll do n
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areas affected by the ethnic confli
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8.3.5 Investment Plan - General Edu
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high failure rate and drop out rate
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Vocational and Technical Education
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§ All Universities will be network
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them collectively constitute an int
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Group 1: Continuing Problems - In t
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Indicators TARGETS AND INDICATORS 9
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4. To improve health . financing, r
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1.f. Effective and affordable new t
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of this Centre will provide opportu
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10 Sports and Culture 10 1 Sports 1
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1016 Investment Plan 2007-2016 Acti
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Objective Activity Expected Investm
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11 Towards a Flexible and Globally
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• A recent survey of enterprises
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• A special social protection sch
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These strategies will be carried ou
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• The focus of legal reform is to
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116 Planning for Progress It is no
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• Lack of an education system, wh
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Policy Goal 5: To encourage utiliza
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cDeveloping local and national emer
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international trade in terms of gar
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13 The Environment Most human activ
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Priority programmes and areas § Bi
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• Lack of awareness and absence o
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• To coordinating and monitoring
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1326 Air Resources Atmospheric poll
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increased population, industrializa
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Major intervention Donor Public Pri
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At the level of the Society • Equ
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• The fundamental responsibility
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for the performance of the public a
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15 The Development in the Conflict
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· Reactivating Service and Facilit
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154 Eastern Revival The Eastern Pro
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• Capacity Expansion: Enhancing p
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• Strategy The external trade and
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Sri Lanka a major tourist destinati
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Exogenous Factors and Assumptions 2
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Table 1.2 :Targeted major Infrastru
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Table 1.2 :Targeted major Infrastru
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