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IndexSSchizothorax spp. (Asla), 91, 96Seed production, of striped catfish, 137–138Shrimp farmers, in India, 42–43, 64–65BMP implementation, 48–49BMP promotion, 49–51success, 51–53sustainability of shrimp farming, 53–56environmental sustainabilityabandoned ponds, 56–57organic project, 56social responsibility, 57future perspectives, 65model adoption, 58–60MPEDA-NACA Project, 44–45BMP development, 47–48cost benefit analysis, 62–63key steps, 45–46risk factor study, 46positive impacts, 63–64in production and marketing, 58self propagating nature of model, 61–62stakeholder interactions and involvement,60–61Shrimp farmingin Indonesia, 59–60sustainability, 53–58 (see also Bettermanagement practices (BMP) )in Vietnam, 59Shrimp industry, in India, 43–44. See alsoShrimp farmers, in IndiaSiniperca chuatsi (Mandarin fish), 174Siwakoti, G., 97Socio-economic impacts, of striped catfishfarming, 136South America, capture fisheries andaquaculture, 3South East Asian Fisheries DevelopmentCentre (SEAFDEC), 79Species combination, for CBF development,116Specific pathogen free (SPF), 71Sri Lanka. See also Aquaculture industry;China, aquaculture industry;Culture-based fisheries (CBF)CBF development in reservoirs, 107–111inland fishery, 104lentic water bodies, surface area, 106reservoir resources, 106reservoirs distribution, 105water resources for CBF development, 107Stocking density (SD), 104Striped catfishfarmingchallenges, 143–144pond culture development, 138–143socio-economic impacts, 136success factors, 137–138sustainable production systems,144–145life cycle, 132–133production chain, 133, 135role in aquaculture, 134–136Sturgeon culture, in China, 177Sustainable aquaculture, 188–192. See alsoAquaculture industryfuture perspectives, 194, 197–199successconditions, 193–194hypothesis, 193measures, 191–192Swiss Import Promotion Program, 56213TTaura syndrome, in P. vannamei, 76, 80Thailandbackyard hatcheries status, 71crustacean species and sustainable farming,80–82freshwater prawn farming, 71–72freshwater prawn project, 68GIFT strain, 164, 165government policy for crop production,78–80marine shrimp farming, 72–77small scale operators success, 77–78Tilapias. See also Striped catfishin China, 176–177genetic improvement, 152–154strain, disseminationderived strain, commercialdissemination, 158international program for geneticmaterial transfer, 157–158introductions from Asia to Africa,159–160public-private partnerships, 160strategy for development, 158–159UUnited Nations Development Program, 72VVietnam. See also Aquaculture industry;China, aquaculture industry;Culture-based fisheries (CBF)CBF in, 124–125
214 IndexVietnam (Continued)GIFT strain, 164shrimp farming, 59striped catfish farming, 132challenges, 143–144pond culture development, 138–143production chain, 133, 135socio-economic impacts, 136success factors, 137–138sustainable production systems, 144–145Village reservoirs. See also Aquacultureindustry; Culture-based fisheries(CBF)costs and net income of CBF, 113–114selection, for CBF development, 117WWhite spot disease (WSS), 43, 57, 59cause, 44economic impact, 46in P. monodon, 79risk factors, 47severity, 45Women’s social status improvement, in China,30. See also China, paddy field-fishcultureWorldFish Center, role, 155, 159YYellow-head virus disease, in Thailand, 74
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