The document outlines several schemes and programs related to fisheries development in India and West Bengal, including the Neel Kranti Mission, Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana, National Co-operative Development Corporation, and National Fisheries Development Board. It also details state plans and schemes in West Bengal focused on inland fisheries, marine fisheries, and other programs. The objectives are to provide focused attention to fisheries and aquaculture, achieve sustainable management of aquatic resources, apply modern research tools to optimize production, and provide infrastructure and training to empower those in the fisheries sector.

1. Neel Kranti Mission (CSS)
 National Fisheries Development Board (NFDB)
 Development of Inland Fisheries and Aquaculture
 Development of Marine Fisheries, Infrastructure
and Post-Harvest operations.
 Strengthening of Database & GIS in Fisheries.
 Institutional arrangement for Fisheries Sector
 Monitoring Control and surveillance (MCS).
National Scheme of welfare of Fishermen
Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana ( RKVY )
Launch by The National Development Council (NDC),
on 29th May, 2007 resolved that a special additional
Central assistance Scheme for agricultural development.
National Co-operative Development
Corporation ( NCDC )
Set up under an Act of Parliament, NCDC is engaged in
the promotion and development of Cooperative in
agriculture and rural oriented activities.
National Fisheries Development Board( NFDB )
The National Fisheries Development Board (NFDB) was
established in 2006 as an autonomous organization
under the administrative control of the Department of
Animal Husbandry, Dairying & Fisheries, Ministry of
Agriculture, Govt. of India to enhance fish production
and productivity in the country and to coordinate
fishery development in an integrated and holistic
manner.
Planning & Schemes of Fisheries in West Bengal
State Plans & Schemes
 2049-Interest Payments
 2235-Social Security and Welfare
 2401-Capital outlay on Crop Husbandry
 2405-Fisheries
 2415-Agricultural Research and Education
 2515-Other Rural Development Programmes
 2551-Hill Areas
 3451-Secreteriat Economic Serveices
 4401-Capital Outlay on Crop Husbandry
 4405-Capital Outlay on Fisheries
 6003-Internal Debt of the State Government
 6405-Loans for Fisheries
Inland Fisheries
 Distribution of Fingerlings
 Fish feed distribution
 Development of Small Fish Market
 Construction of both Eco and portable hatchery.
 Development of Reservoir Fisheries, Sewage-fed
Fisheries and Air Breathing Fish Culture
 Development of Fisheries Project under SFDC Ltd.
 Setting up of District Level and State Level
Laboratories.
 Distribution of Fishery nets and Fishery requisites
 Development of Fishing Harbour and Fish
Landing Centre
 Development of Brackish Water Fish Farming
Marine Fisheries
 Development of Marine Fisheries, infrastructure
and post harvest operation
 Development in marine fishing village
 Fish feed processing preservation and marketing
 Infrastructure for setting up of Wireless
Communication Network in the Marine Sector for
the safety of Fishermen.
Other Programmes
 Training for Fish Farmer and unemployed fishers.
 Managerial subsidy grant to fishermen
cooperative.
 Rural Electrification work in Inland and Marine
Fishing Villages by tapping up Unconventional
Energy Resources.
 Model Village for Active Fishermen under
National Scheme of Welfare.
 Expansion of extension wing and rendering
extension services including publication of
journals and setting up of information units.
 Strengthening of Data Base and
Geographicamation System Development.
Objectives
 To provide focussed attention to fisheries and aquaculture.
 To achieve sustainable management and conservation of
natural aquatic resources.
 To apply modern tools of research and development for
optimizing production and productivity from fisheries.
 To provide modern infrastructure mechanisms for
effective fisheries management and optimum utilization
 To train and empower women in the fisheries sector and
also generate substantial employment