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Fisheries and Livestock 73 3.1 Fisheries 3.1.1 Basic Statistics Table 3.1.1.1 Sub-sector Wise Share of Fish Production in Bangladesh Sub Sector 1991-1992 (%) 2000-2001 (%) Inland Capture Fisheries 50 39 Inland Culture Fisheries 24 40 Marine Capture Fisheries 26 21 Total 100 100 Source : DoF (2002)
74 People's Report 2002-2003 : Bangladesh Environment Table 3.1.1.2 Fish-sensitive Location Region Area Constraints/Sensitivity Present Management Measures North West Mahananda Floodplain Carp breeding ground Chalan beel Degraded, now seasonally dry, siltation, Fourth Fisheries Project has migratory route cut proposed excavation programme Badai river and Gajna beel Migratory route cut North Central Dhaleswari Floodplain Hatchling migratory route now cut CPP (FAP20) project has a monitoring and mitigation programme Old Brahmaputra Floodplain Main migratory route, no dry season flow North East Kangsa Floodplain Fish pass, eight sanctuaries plus river and beel excavation proposed Sylhet basin Major all year habitats, Important Declared fish sanctuary at Luba, breeding areas beel management under new policy Hakaluki Haor One of the largest haor, perenial Leaseholder management system in habitat operation Kawadighi Haor Migratory routes cut, important breeding Fish pass constructed, Fish sanctuary ground declared South West Beel Dakatia Migratory routes cut, Siltation Tidal river fisheries management proposed under BWDB Gorai Floodplain Reduced dry season flows, increasing Dreging of Gorai aims to restore flows salinity in dry season in Sunderbans and reduce salinity Fakirhat Floodplain Rich capture fisheries now converted into shrimp aquaculture South Central Chanda beel Large perennial habitat with good Fish sanctuaries proposed under 4th migratory links fisheries project Baghiar beel Patuakhali Rich fish resources Rich capture and culture fisheries South East Chandpur and Important seasonal Floodplain area, Habitat restoration proposed under Daudkandi degraded in places by FCDI Fourth Fisheries Project Eastern Hills Kaptai Reservoir Largest artificial lake in the country, Management programme jointly under important breeding ground, overfishing DoF, BFDC and FRI Halda and Karnaphuli Important carp habitats and breeding Carp spawning ground declared as a Revers grounds, migratory route to Kaptai cut, Sanctuary, Community pollution management. Main Rivers Padma Breeding grounds, Migratory route, low flow due to Farakka, siltation Brahmaputra Meghna Migratory route, high sediment load, routes to floodplains cut Migratory routes to very productive floodplains, breeding grounds Coastal Area Inshore Coastal Belt Nursery ground for marin fishes and Proposed programme to address shrimps, overfishing, especially shrimps overfishing in Fourth Fisheries Project Source : NWMP/EGIS (1999) Off-shore Coastal Belt Important habitants and breeding areas, Marine Fisheries Ordinance 1983 but seasonal overfishing problems of enforcement Chokoria Important brackish water habitat, habitat DoF and NGO existing programmes, Sunderbans distruction, overfishing, shrimp sustainable management proposed (EH Region) aquaculture damaging the environment Sunderbans Reserve Very important habitat, Ramsar site, Managed by DoF for royalties, Forest (SW region) overfishing proposed UNDP bio-diversity project
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References CHAPTER 1 Ahmed, M. F.,
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