A business feasibility study is defined as a controlled process to identify problems and opportunities, determine objectives, describe situations, define successful outcomes, and assess costs and benefits of alternatives to solve problems. The study includes an executive summary, company description, product/service description, market analysis, strategy and implementation plan, organizational structure, and financial projections. It also discusses the key components in fisheries management: organisms, habitats, and people, as well as causes of declining fish catches such as overfishing, competition, habitat alteration, chemical changes, and hybridization. Effective fisheries management requires understanding fish and their food sources, water attributes, and fish life histories and ecology.

1. Business
Feasibility
Study

2. Business Feasibility Study -
can defined as a controlled process
for identifying problems and
opportunities, determining
objectives, describing situation,
defining successful outcomes and
assessing the range costs and
benefits associated with several
alternatives for solving a problem.

3. Business Feasibility study has
the following parts:
● Executive summary -
● Company description
● Product/ Services
● Market analysis

4. ● Strategy and implementation
● Organization and management
team
● Financial plan and projections

5. The Interacting components in
fisheries management are the:
● Organisms
● Habitats
● People

6. Five Causes of Declining Fish
catch today includes:
1. Overfishing
2. Competition and predation
3. Physical habitat alteration
4. Chemical alteration
5. Hybridization

7. Three areas for Effective
Fisheries Management
1. Understand the fishes and
their invertebrate food
sources.

8. 2. Knowing the physicochemical
attributes of waters.
3. Knowledge of the life
histories and ecology of
fishes.

9. Prepared by:
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