Changing Fish Utilisation and Its Impact on Poverty in India: Major Trends in the Utilisation of Fish in India and Their Impact on the Poor

Dec 01, 2001 | by

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This publication is an output from a research project (R7999) funded by the United Kingdom DFID Post-Harvest Fisheries Research Programme Project for the benefit of developing countries. The project was called: Changing Fish Utilisation and Its Impact on Poverty in India. The project aims to develop policy guidance to increase the positive impact of improved post-harvest utilisation of fish on the lives of poor processors, traders and consumers in India. Throughout this report the project is referred to as the IFU project.

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Title

Changing Fish Utilisation and Its Impact on Poverty in India: Major Trends in the Utilisation of Fish in India and Their Impact on the Poor

Publication date

2001-12-01

Publication year

2001

Authors

Jock Campbell

Copyright holder(s)

IMM, Ltd., Integrated Coastal Management

Geographical focus

Asia (Southeastern) / India, Asia (Southern)

Keywords

increased, fish trade, orissa, post harvest, processors

Document type

Report/Whitepaper

Language

English

URL

https://fisheries.issuelab.org/resource/changing-fish-utilisation-and-its-impact-on-poverty-in-india-major-trends-in-the-utilisation-of-fish-in-india-and-their-impact-on-the-poor.html

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