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Marine Fisheries Census To Be Conducted Digitally

Union Minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh said this Census will help to get real-time data on people related to the fisheries sector.

Marine Fisheries Census To Be Conducted Digitally
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By ETV Bharat English Team

Published : Nov 22, 2024, 6:04 PM IST

Updated : Nov 22, 2024, 7:14 PM IST

New Delhi: First-time Marine Fisheries Census will be conducted through software application using mobile apps and virtual servers to collect and process data in real-time, which will process 80 per cent faster than before. According to the Ministry of Fisheries Animal Husbandry & Dairying, this technology will enhance transparency and accountability with data accessible via transparent dashboards.

The ministry conducts a fisheries Census every five years, which helps in making future policies and schemes for the benefit of the people, who are related to this sector. Describing the benefits of Census data, Union Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Rajiv Ranjan Singh said this Census will help to get real-time data of people related to the fisheries sector.

In the process, information on fishermen’s households, infrastructure and coastal ecosystem will be collected, which will help in making further policies and schemes.

Marine Fisheries Census 2025 will be paperless and digital, which will be fully digital, leveraging mobile apps and virtual servers to collect and process data in real-me, making the process 80 per cent faster than before. It will cover 1.2 million households across India's coastline.

The Census will be conducted in just 45 days, with a workforce of 3,500 field staff, the ministry informed. The Census will cover three key areas: household sizes, socio-economic status and engagement with fisherfolk."

The second, capturing the role of coastal communities in fishing practices and related activities. And third assess critical infrastructure such as ice plants, cold storage and boat-building yards.

As per the ministry’s information, Census 2025 will include the third gender in all data categories, ensuring a more inclusive and accurate reflection of fishing communities. The gender-sensitive data will allow the government to design more effective interventions to improve the lives of a coastal population. Climate resilience will also be an important part as climate change impacts coastal regions.

New Delhi: First-time Marine Fisheries Census will be conducted through software application using mobile apps and virtual servers to collect and process data in real-time, which will process 80 per cent faster than before. According to the Ministry of Fisheries Animal Husbandry & Dairying, this technology will enhance transparency and accountability with data accessible via transparent dashboards.

The ministry conducts a fisheries Census every five years, which helps in making future policies and schemes for the benefit of the people, who are related to this sector. Describing the benefits of Census data, Union Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Rajiv Ranjan Singh said this Census will help to get real-time data of people related to the fisheries sector.

In the process, information on fishermen’s households, infrastructure and coastal ecosystem will be collected, which will help in making further policies and schemes.

Marine Fisheries Census 2025 will be paperless and digital, which will be fully digital, leveraging mobile apps and virtual servers to collect and process data in real-me, making the process 80 per cent faster than before. It will cover 1.2 million households across India's coastline.

The Census will be conducted in just 45 days, with a workforce of 3,500 field staff, the ministry informed. The Census will cover three key areas: household sizes, socio-economic status and engagement with fisherfolk."

The second, capturing the role of coastal communities in fishing practices and related activities. And third assess critical infrastructure such as ice plants, cold storage and boat-building yards.

As per the ministry’s information, Census 2025 will include the third gender in all data categories, ensuring a more inclusive and accurate reflection of fishing communities. The gender-sensitive data will allow the government to design more effective interventions to improve the lives of a coastal population. Climate resilience will also be an important part as climate change impacts coastal regions.

Last Updated : Nov 22, 2024, 7:14 PM IST
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