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CHAPTER - 2ORGANISATION, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES

(Section 4(1)(b)(i)) 2.1 Particulars of the Organization, functions and duties:-

Sl.No. Name of the Organization

Address Functions Duties

1. Animal Husbandry Dairy Development & Fisheries Deptt.

‘D’ Block, 1st floor,Secretariat, Saifabad, Hyderabad-22.

Policy formulation & exercise of control over the organizations functioning under the Department.

(i)To communicate policies of the Govt. to HODs. and see that they are implemented properly.

(ii)To give Administrative sanctions, to schemes.

(iii) overall administrative control of the HODs.

T. JAI RAJ SINGH ADDITIONAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

//FORWARDED :: BY ORDER//

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CHAPTER - 3Powers and Duties of Officers and Employees

(Section 4 (1)(b)(ii))

3.1 Please provide details of the powers and duties of officers and employees of the authority by designation as follows:

Sl.No.

Name of the Officer/employee

Designation/Powers

Duties allotted Powers

1. Sri S. Bhale Rao, IASSpl. Chief Secy. (AHDD&F) Dept.

StatutoryOfficial Head of the Deptt.

He exercises general supervision responsible for seeing that the members of the staff do the work allotted to them efficiently and expeditiously. It is his duty to take efficient steps for the prompt dispatch of business in his Deptt.

Exercise generalSupervision and control over the staff under him.Takes decision in the files.

Administration: - do -

Financial: extends Admn. Sanctions to the HODs. with in the amount allotted to the Deptt.

Other:

2. Sri. T. Jai Raj Singh,Addl. Secy.(AHDD&F) Dept

Statutory: Identical with that of Secy. in the subject allotted to him

Shall circulate files to Min./Other Deptts, take decisions in the files of sections allotted to him..

Circulating Officer

Administration:-do-

Financial:- do -

Other:

3. N.B. Ratna Kumar,Asst. Secy. (RK)

Statutory: Control over the sanctions placed in his charge

To control the discharge of business in sections under his control.

General charge of office matters as a whole

Administration:

Financial:Other

2

4 M.V.L. Kali Kumar,Asst. Secy. (OP )

- do - - do - -do-

5. Smt. B. Jalaja,Asst. Secy. (J)

- do - - do - - do -

6. Section Officer He is responsible for all files relating to the subjects allotted to the ASOs under him. He is directly responsible to the officers under whom he works for the efficient & expeditious dispatch of business in all stages in his section.

He is responsible for the accuracy of the notes & drafts proceeding from his section. He should check the correctness of the facts stated in any note or draft which may have been added to the file after it was submitted for orders.

He maintains discipline in his section and sees to it that his orders or instructions are not disputed or disregarded by his ASOs.

7. Asst. Section Officer ASO in a section are to assist the SO in dealing with cases relating to his Section.



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CHAPTER - 4

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Procedure Followed in Decision-making Process(Section 4(1)(b)(iii))

4.1 Describe the procedure followed in decision-making by the public authority:

Activity Description Decision-makingProcess

Designation of final decision-making authority

Goal-setting & Planning Initiated by ASO on receipt of proposal from HOD. Or otherwise

Circulated to Spl. Chief Secy. after consulting the relevant Deptts. if necessary.

Spl.Chief Secy. /M(AHDD)(Fisheries)Concerned/C.M.

Budgeting - do - - do - - do -

Formulation of programmes, schemes and projects

- do - Files will be sent to Fin. Deptt. where necessary & then circulated to Prl.Secy. after consulting Deptts. Concerned.-

- do -

Recruitment/hiring of personnel

- do - - do - - do -

Release of funds - do - - do - - do -

Implementation/delivery of service/utilization of funds

- do - - do - - do -

Monitoring & evaluation - do - - d0 -

Gathering feedback from public

HODs/Collector will be addressed to get information.

- do - - do -

UndertakingImprovements

- do - - do - - d0 -



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Chief Minister

Minister (AH & DDF & V.U)

Sri. S. BHALE RAO, IASSpecial Chief SecretarySri T. JAI RAJ SINGHAdditional Secretary

Sri. N. B. Ratna KumarAssistant Secretary (RK)

Sri. M.V.L. Kali KumarAssistant Secretary(OP)

OPSO, ASO-I, ASO-II,ASO-III

Fish-I SO, ASO-I, ASO-II

SO, ASO-I, ASO-II

Animal Husbandry-ISO, ASO-I, ASO-II

Animal Husbandry-IIISO, ASO-I, ASO-II

Vigilance SO, ASO-I, ASO-II

Smt. B. JalajaAssistant Secretary(J)

Dairy-I SO, ASO-I, ASO-II

-II

Animal Husbandry-IISO, ASO-I, ASO-II, ASO-III

Dairy-II SO, ASO-I, ASO-IIFish-II

SO, ASO-I, ASO-II

SO - Section OfficerASO - Asst. Section Officer

Animal Husbandry,Dairy & Fisheries

Minister (AH&DD)

Special Chief Secretary (AH, DD & F)

DAH MD,APDDCF8 GMs

Additional.Dir Additional.Dir Additional.Dir G.M G.M G.M (Dlg) (Admin) (Production) (MPF) (Coordination) (P&I)

District. Level KHM WGL Mngr Mdk Atp Nzbd

Joint Director (23)

Deputy Directors(5)

Assistant Directors Dairy Managers Grade1

Veterinary Assistant Surgeon Dairy Managers Grade2

Senior Asst. Veterinary Assistant

Junior Asst.

Technical staff

JD Inland JD

RD

AP CHR

DD AD

Admin ADDD Marine

AD ( Welfare )Dy Register

Commissionerate of Fisheries

JD Marine

AD

EE

Divisional Officer

FisherMan

Assistant Inspector of Fisheries

Fisherman

Mandel Level

Extension staff & Other Staff

AD

Joneswise Fisheries

Regional Dy

Divisional officer

Project Manager (APCOF)

Executive staff & other staff

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CHAPTER – 5Norms set for the Discharge of Functions

(Section 4(1)(b)(iv))

Pleas provide the details of the norms/standards set by the public authority for the discharge of its functions/delivery of services.

Sl.No.

Function/service Norms/standardsOf performance

set

Time frame

Reference document prescribing the norms (Citizen’s Charter,

Service Charter etc)1. Proposals received

from HODs./others shall be processed and finally a reply

given.

A paper after receipt should

be submitted to officers within 3

days. Completion of process reply

should be given as early as possible

3 days at each

stage.

Not prescribed for Secretariat.HOD have prescribed for their

subordinate offices.

T. JAI RAJ SINGH

ADDITIONAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT


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CHAPTER – 6 Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manual and Records, for Discharging Functions (Section 4(1)(b)(v) & (vi))

Please provide list and gist of rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by public authority or under its control or used by its employees for discharging functions in the following format:

Sl.No.

Description Gist of contents Price of the publication if priced

Rules & Regulations1. G.O.Ms.No.316,

AHDD&F(F.1)Deptt., dt.9-4-1991.

Revised rules for A.P. Fisheries Service.

2. G.O.Ms.No.131, AHDD&F (F.1) Deptt., dt,30-6-1993.

Public services sub-ordinate services AP Fisheries sub-ordinate service rules revised-Reg.

3. A.H. Service Rules.G.O.Ms.No. 26, AHDD&F(AH.II) Deptt., Dt.28-6-2004

A.P.A.H. Sub-ordinate Service Revised Rules.

Instructions1.2.…Manuals1. SOM2.…Records1.2.…Publications1.2.…

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CHAPTER – 7 Categories of Documents held by the Public Authority under its Control

Section 4(1) (b) V (i)]

7.1 Provide information about the official documents held by the Public authority or under its control.

Sl.No.

Category ofdocument

Title of the document Designation and address of the custodian(held by/under the control of whom)

1. Rules / G.Os APAH service/APF service etc.

A.S(AH) / A.S (Fisheries) / A.S (Dy)

2. SOM SOM - do -3. Court cases -- - do -4. A.P.L.A. matters. -- - do -5. Service/ matters. -- - do -6. Rules/Acts, Instructions,

guidelines.-- - do -

7. C & A.G reports. -- - do -8. Audit reports. -- - do -9. Miscellaneous.

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CHAPTER – 8Arrangements for Consultation with, or Representation by, the Members of the Public in relation

to the Formulation of Policy or Implementation thereof.{Section 4(1)(b)viii}

8.1 Describe arrangements by the public authority to seek consultation/ participation of public or its representatives for formulation and implementation of policies?

NIL

S.No.

Function/Service Arrangements for consultation with or

representation of public in relations with policy

formulation

Arrangements for consultation with or

representation of public in relations with policy

implementation.

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CHAPTER – 9Boards, Councils, Committees and other Bodies Constituted as part of Public Authority {Section 4(1)(b) v(iii)}

9.1. Please provide information on Boards, councils, Committees and other Bodies relates to the public authority in the

following format:

Name of Board

Council, Committee

etc.

Composition Powers & Functions

Whether its meetings open to public/ minutes of its meetings accessible for public

1. Andhra Pradesh State Animal Welfare Board

- Minister for Animal Husbandry- Chief Secretary to Government.- Chairman, Animal Welfare Board of India- Spl.Chief Secretary to Government AHDD&F Dept.., A.P., Hyderabad.- Prl. Secretary to Govt.,EFS&TDeptt.,

A.P.,Hyderabad.- Vice – Chancellor, A.N.G.R. AgriculturalUniversity, Rajendrangar, Hyderabad- Director of Animal Husbandry, A.P., Hyderabad

8. Chief Wild Life Warden, A.P., Hyderabad- Smt. Amala Akkineni, Blue

Cross of Hyderabad jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.10. Swamy Swayam Bhagwan Das Bharathiya

Prani Mitra Sangh, Secunderabad.11. Sri Pradeep Kumar Nath, Visakha Society for

prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Visakhapatnam

12. Smt. UmaDevi, Advocate, Nellore

13. Sri G.Manjunath, president, IA&BWS, Guttur, Penukonda, Anantapur Dist.

14. Sri Shantilal Jain,A.P. Jeeva Raksha Sangham, Guntur

15. Sri Amruth Kumar Jain, Bharatiya Prani Mitra Sangham, Hyderabad.

16. Sri Megharaj Agarwal, Chainnaiah Math Gowshala, Balanagar, Hyderabad.

17. Sri Mahesh Agarwal, Bharatiya Prani Mitra Sangham, Hyderabad.

18. Sri Talidandi Subba Raju alias Subba Tata Raju, Narayanapuram illage,Ungutoor Mandal, West Godavari Dist.

19. Sri K.Prabhakar Reddy,MLA, Thamballapalli Constituency, Chittor District.

20. Sri Koneru Konappa, MLA,SiripurConstituency, Adilabad Dt.

21. Sri Karanam Dharmasri, MLA, Madugula Constituency, Visakhapatnam District.

- to advise the State Government on measures to prevent Unnecessary paid or suffering to animals generally and more particularly when they are being transported from one place to another.b) to take all steps for amelioration of animals by encouraging construction of sheds, water troughs and providing necessaryVeterinary assistance to animals;c) To encourage formation or establishment of Pinjara poles, rescue homes, animal shelters sanctuaries and the like.d) To Cooperate with the coordinated work of Associations or Bodies established for purpose of preventing unnecessary pain or suffering to animals;e) to advise the Govt. on matters connected with Animal Welfare.

Yes, Meeting Minutes are open to public

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2. Andhra Pradesh State Cow Protection & Animal Preservation Committee

- Minister for Animal Husbandry- Principal Secretary to Govt., AHDD&F

Suggest measures to be taken up as to the procedure to

Yes, Meeting minutes are open to public

Department, A.P., Hyderabad- Prl. Secretary to Govt., MA&UD

Department, A.P., Hyderabad- Prl. Secretary to Govt., PR&RD

Department, A.P., Hyderabad- Director – General of Police, A.P.,

Hyderabad- Director, Information & public relations- Collector, Hyderabad District, Hyderabad- Collector,Rangareddy Dist., Hyderabad- Commissioner, Muncipal Corporation of Hyderabad

10. Sri Mahesh Agarwal, Bharatiya Prani Mitra Sangham, Hyderabad.

11. Sri Meitim Connolly, Blue Cross of Hyderabad

12. Sri G. Seetharama Sharma, Vice – President, S.P.C.A.,, Kurnool.

13. Sri D. Venugopala Rao, S/o. Tirumala Rao, Porumalla village, Medipalli Mandal Karimnagar District.

14. Sri A.V. Krishna Rao, Secretary, Sri Radha Govinda Goraksha Samithi, Tirupathi.

15. Sri Chintham Koti Reddy, Ulavapadu village, Ulavapdu Mandal, Prakasam District.

16. Smt. Vasanthavadi, peoples for Animals, Begumpet, Hyderabad.

17. Assistant Director, All India Radio, Hyderabad

18. Director of Animal Husbandry, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad

Be evolved from time to time for inspection of cattle before they are admitted to slaughter houses and also on the measures to be taken up to implement strictly the A,P. Prohibition of Cow Slaughter & Animal Preservation Act, 1977 in letter and spirit and also other allied matters on the subject. The Committee will also empowered to give suggestions to Govt. for proper working of Dt. Animal Welfare Committees.

Name of the Board, Council, Committee etc. Composition Powers & Function

3. AP Goshala Development Committee

- Spl.Chief. Secretary to Govt., AH D & F Dept., A.P., Hyderabad

- Director of Animal Husbandry, AP., Hyderabad

- Addl. Director (Production),

1. To advice the State Government on measures to establish and strengthening the Goshalas economically and for all-round

1.Special Chief Secretary /Prl. Secretary to Government, AH, DD & F Dept.,2. Director of Animal Husbandry, AP, Hyderabad.3. Prl. Secretary Finance/ Prl.

1.To advice the State Government on measures to establish and strengthening the Goshalas economically and for all-round development of Goshalas.

2. To take all steps for amelioration of

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O/o the DAH ., AP., Hyderabad

4. Assistant Director (AH), Goshalas, AP., Hyderabad- Join Commissioner,

Endowments AP., Hyderabad- Swamy Swayam Bhagavan

Das, Bharatiya Prani Mithra sangh, Secunderabad

7. Sri Jasraj ShriShrimal, Chairman, Legal Committee, Bhagyanagar Goseva sadan, Imliban Goshala- Sri. Kailash Goneka,

President, Sri Goshala, Nizamabad

- Dr. A. Kishan Rao President, Anti Pollution Committee, Patancheruvu, Medak District.

10. Sri. M.N.V. Murali Krishna, Treasurer, Eluru

Gosamrakshana Samithi, Eluru, W.G.Dist.

11.Sri Sateesh Khandelwal, Hony. Animal Welfare Officer, Yellandu, Khammam District.12. Sri K.Kameswara Rao, Charted Accountant, Precident of Sri Vijayawada Gosamrakshaka Sangham, Vijayawada.13. Sri, Lakshmi Rajam, General Secretary, Surabhi Goshala Tatipalli, Karimnagar District.

14. Sri P.Venkata Ratnam, Sri Satyam Sai Cow Protection Seva Samithi, Kadapa.

development of Goshalas.

2. To take all steps for amelioration of cows and other animals by encouraging the construction of sheds, water troughs and by providing Veterinary assistance to the uncared cows and other animals.

3. To encourage the formation or establishment of Pinjarapole, rescue homes, animals shelters and the like where the cows and other animals may find a shelter when they have become old and useless or when they need protection.

4. To cooperate and coordinate with Association and Bodies established for purpose of preventing the unnecessary pain or suffering of uncared old cows and other animals.

5. To take all steps for creating awareness moan the farmers to preserve and protect the cows and other animals in their own interest and for agriculture purpose.

Secretary , Finance ( R & E)4. Additional Director, Animal Husbandry ( Production), O/o Director of Animal Husbandry, Hyderabad.5. Joint Commissioner of Endowment, Hyderabad.6.Smt.Thiruppavai Kokila Manju Sri,Sri Seva Foundation , Hyderabad.7. Sri Kailash Goneka, President, Sri Goshala, Nizamabad.8.Sri.M.N.V. Murali Kriahna , Treasurer,Eluru Gosamrakshana Samithi, Eluru, WE District.9. Sri.L.K.Sharma,Managing Trustee,Sri Krishna Gonilayama & Bhagvan Mahavir Goshala, Errabalem, Mangalagiri, Gintir district.10.Sri G.Lakshmi Rajam, Surabhi Goshala, Tatipalli, Karimnagar District.11.Sri, Damoder Rathi, Secretary, Sri Vijayawada Gosamrakshana Sangam, Vijayawada12.Sri. Nageshwara Rao, President, Sri Bapuji Gosamrakshana Sangam Goshala, Ongole.13.Sri. JVSS Rajasekhar, Joint Secretary, Visakha SPCA, Visakhapatnam.14.Sri Devaraj, President, Adoni Pinjarapole, Adoni, Kurnool District.15. Sri Seetharama Yeteendrulu, Sri Krishna Ashramam, Peddamuttevi (v), Movva Mandal, Krishna District. 16.Sri Akkenepally Srinivasa ChakravarthyNo.48, S.V. –II, New Venkateshwara Colony, Hyderabad Road, Nalgonda .17. Assistant Director(AH), Goshala, Hyderabad.

cows and other animals by encouraging the construction of sheds, water troughs and by providing Veterinary assistance to the uncared cows and other animals.

3.To encourage the formation or establishment of Pinjarapole, rescue homes, animals shelters and the like where the cows and other animals may find a shelter when they have become old and useless or when they need protection.

4. To cooperate and coordinate with Association and Bodies established for purpose of preventing the unnecessary pain or suffering of uncared old cows and other animals.

5.To take all steps for creating awareness moan the farmers to preserve and protect the cows and other animals in their own interest and for agriculture purpose.

CHAPTER – 9CHAPTER – 9

Boards, Councils, Committees and other Bodies constituted as part of Public Boards, Councils, Committees and other Bodies constituted as part of Public AuthorityAuthority[Section 4(1) (b) V (iii)]9.1 Please provide information on boards, councils, committees and other bodies related to the public authority in the following format.

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S. No.

Name of Board, Council ,

Committee,etc.,Composition Powers & Functions

Whether its Meetings open to Public/Minutes of its meetings accessible

for Public1

District level committee to execute and monitor the implementation of the marketing scheme

1)District Collector for Executing the works of model fish marketing creation of hygienic sanitary facilities.

Accessibility to member and Special invites 2)J.D./Dy.D/ADF Fisheries department

3)Ex. Engineer of Executive Agency

4) Marketing Department officials5) Municipal Corporation Officials6)Non Govt. organization7)A Representative of Local Fish Traders8)President of Dist.Fishermen Coop Society

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Committee to assess the value of fish and fixing a lease amount of tanks of G.P.

1)District Panchayat officer for fixing upset price for disposal of fishery wealth in minor irrigation tanks with grampachayat

Accessibility to member and Special invites

2)MDO concerned3)Sarpanch of G.P.4)FDO Concerned

3 State Level committee for the Tsunami Relief

Special Cheaf Secreatary to Govt, AH, DD and Fisheries Commissioner , Relief and Disaster management, CEO Velugu, Commissioner industries Secretary, Institutional finance, Commissioner Rural Development , Member SLBC and one reputed NGOS and CF

Constituted for the purpose of procurement of net materials for supply to the Tsunami affected Fishermen.


4 District level committee for the Tsunami relief

District Collector, Joint Collector, Project Director DRDA , General manager, District Industries, Lead bank Manager, Executive Director BC Society, District Fishery Officers.

Constituted for the investment and supply of net materials to the Tsunami affected fishermen 16beneficiaries at District Level.


5 Selection Committee for Inland Fisheries Training Centers at Kurnool, Warangal and Badampudi

Principal SIFT-Chairman ,President Dist Fishermen Cooperative Society in the Zone concerned,ADF in the Zone, Dist officer concerned

Selection of candidates for under going training.


6 Selection committee for FTI Machilapatnam

Principal SIFT- chairman DDF M.PT Director & Ports, Project Director, DRDA,Principal FTI Machilipatnam,President Dist.



7 Selection committee for SIFT

Principal SIFT, DDF,Kakinada, Director of Ports Kakinada, PD DRDA,Kakinada



8 Fishing Harbour Management Committees

Up gradation and renovation of Fishing Harbors- maintenance as per the norms of European Union.

Maintenance of Harbors


9 Fishing Harbour Management Committees at Machilipatnam

Dy. Director of Fisheries, M'patnam-Chairman, Asst. Director of Fisheries, Superintending Engineer, Port Dept.,/, Office In charge of Fishing Harbour Port Dept., President ,Seafood Exports Association of India, A.P. Region, Local Sea Food Exporter as nominated by the CF, President AP Mechanized Fishing boats operators Association, Visage, Local representative of Mechanized Boat Operations as nominated by the CF, A fishermen from the community, and President , Dist. F.C.S.Machilipatnam as members.

They will review all the activities being implemented for hygienic maintenance of Fishing harbor and take effective steps and bringing it to the notice of the concerned departments.


10 Central Monitoring Committee, Fishing Harbour

Joint Secretary(F)Department of AH,DD, ministry of Agriculture-Chairman, Secretary In charge of Fisheries, Chairman Port Trust or his nominee, Fisheries Dev. Commissioner, Dept., AH & Dairying, Ministry of Agriculture, Director, CICEF, Bangalore, Representative of IFD, Dept., of AH&D, Min. of Agri, Deputy Commissioner(Fishing Harbour) Asst Commissioner (FH)Dept., of AH & D, Min. of Agriculture are members

To facilitate proper monitoring, of progress of implementation of the ongoing projects as well as formulation of new projects both at Central and State level


11 Constitution of State Level Monitoring Committee

Special Chief Secretary in charge of Fisheries, AHDD & F-Chairman Commissioner of Fisheries, C0-Chairman Representative from

To review the physical and financial progress of the ongoing fishing harbour and fish

Accessibilty to member and Special invites

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Govt. of India, Ministry of Agri. Dept., of AH & Dairying, Nominee of the CICEF, Bangalore, E.E.O/o CF, JD O/o CF, Accounts officer O/o CF Hyderabad are members

landing centre projects in the State etc.,

12 State level Committee for regularization of Coastal Aquaculture

Spl. Chief Secretary in charge of Fisheries, AHDD & F - Chairman, Commissioner of fisheries Member- secretary, Commissioner Agriculture member, Member secretary, Pollution control board, Member, Director of town planning member, Chief engineer, Irrigation member, Director, Ground water department member, Representative of MPEDA , Member.

Recommending the applications to for regularization of coastal aquaculture to AAI, Chennai

Accessibilty to member and Special invites

13 District level Committee for regularization of Coastal Aquaculture

District Collector concerned -Chairman, Asst. Director of fisheries Member- secretary, Jet. Director member, Jt. Director of Fisheries (Coast) kakinada Member, Representative AP Pollution control board, Member, DD MPEDA member, Regional Deputy Director fisheries concerned member, Representative of SADA, Member, Representative of Ground water concerned, member, Representative from town planning department member.

Recommending the applications to for regularization of coastal aquaculture to SLC, Hyderabad.


14 State level Committee for regularization of Fresh Water Aquaculture

The Spl. Chief Secretary to Govt. AH,DD & F is Chairman, Spl. Chief Secretary to Govt., Environment, Forest, Science & Technology Department or his nominee not less than the level of Jt. Secretary to Govt., is Member, Spl. Chief Secretary to Govt. Agriculture Department or his nominee not less than the level of Jt. Secretary to Govt. is member ,Prl. Secretary to Govt., Revenue Department or his nominee not less than the level of Jt. Secretary to Govt. is Member, Director, Ground Water Department is member, Engineer-in-Chief, Irrigation Department is Member, Commissioner of Fisheries is Member Convener.

Consider the recommendation of SLC and issue permission.


15 District Level Committee for Regularization of Fresh Water Aquaculture

District Collector concerned- Chairman, Executive Engineer, MI Dept., Dy. Director Ground Water Dep., Jt. Director of Agriculture, Dist. Fisheries Officer, Eminent Aqua farmer, eminent Agriculture farmer, eminent Environmentalist.

Recommend eligible applications to SLC at State Level for according permission to construct new fish ponds.


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CHAPTER – 10 Directory of Officers and Employees

(Section 4(1)(b)(ix))

10.1 Please provide information on officers and employees working in different units or offices at different levels and their contact addresses in the following format (including officers in charge of grievances redressal, vigilance, audit, etc)

Sl.No.

Name of Office/administrative unit Name, Designation & Address of Officer/Employee

Telephone & Fax Office Tel: Residence Tel: Fax:

Email

1. Sri . S. Bhale Rao, IAS AH & DD & F Department

Spl.Chief Secy. to Govt.AH & DD & F Department.

234522702345299723450279 – (F)23376210-Res

[email protected]

2. Sri . T. Jai Raj Singh Additional Secy. to Govt.

2345285124387635-Res.

3. Sri. N.B. Ratna Kumar Asst. Secy. to Govt.

23450423

5. Sri. M.V.L. Kali Kumar Asst. Secy. to Govt.

23450111Ex.2284

6. Smt. B. Jalaja Asst.Secy. to Govt

23450111Ex.2457



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CHAPTER – 11Monthly remuneration received by Officers and Employees, including the system of compensation as provided in Regulations (Section 4(1)(b)(x))

Sl.No.

Designation Monthly remuneration including its composition

System of compensation to determine Remuneration as given in regulation.

1. Spl.Chief Secy. to Govt.(AHDD& F)

Rs.94,430-00 Rs.80,000/- fixed Scale

2. Additional Secretary to Govt.

Rs.65,832 -00 Rs.44740-55660

3. Asst. Secy. to Govt.( R.K)

Rs.18,222-00 Rs.8400-16525

4. Asst. Secy. to Govt. (OP)

Rs. 29,671-00 Rs.12385-27750

5. Asst. Secy. to Govt (J)

Rs.54,995-00 Rs.23650-49360

6. Section Officer Rs.18,030 – 43630

7. Private Secretary to Spl. C.S

Rs.18,030 – 43630

8. Asst. Section Officer Rs.12,910-36700

9. Senior Stenos Rs.12,910-36700

10. DR. & T Asst. Rs.9200-27000

11 TCA Rs. 9460-27700

11. Record Assistants Rs.7520-22430

12. Drivers Rs.9200-27000

13. Jamedar Rs.7740-23040

14. Attenders Rs.6700-20110/-



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Chapter 12

Budget Allocated to Each Agency including Plans:[Section 4(1)(b)xi)

12.1 Provide information about the details of the plans, programme and schemes undertaken by the public authority for each agency.

Agency Plan/Programme/ Scheme/Project/ Activity/Purpose for which budget is allocated

Proposed Expen-diture

Expected Outcomes

Report on disbursement made of where such details are available (site, reports notice board etc.,)

AHD Plan Scheme Supply of Fodder Seed

146.73Lakhs

About 1,22,275 Tonnes of dry Fodder

Concerned Field Veterinary Institution

Non- Plan Scheme Supply of Mineral Mixture -- - -

Drought Relief Fodder Seed Supply -- - -Fodder Supply No funds

have been allocated.

- -

Fodder Supply - - -

Fodder Supply - -

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CHAPTER – 12CHAPTER – 12Budget Allocated to Each Agency including Plans etc.Budget Allocated to Each Agency including Plans etc. [Section 4(1) (b) (xi)]Provide information about the details of the plans, programmes and schemes under taken by the public authority for each agency:

Centrally sponsored schemes (Rs Lakhs)GOI share GOAP share Total

Budget 1765.94 63.00 1828.94Sanction 546.98 83.90 630.88

Expenditure 388.72 83.90 556.52

Normal state plan (100% by state Government)

Budget 0.00 424.00 424.00Sanction 0.00 395.79 395.79

Expenditure 0.00 357.19 357.19

Total of plan schemesBudget 1765.94 487+934.25=1421.25* 3187.19

Sanction 546.98 437.69 1020.67Expenditure 388.72 441.09 829.81

*Rs.934.25 are allocated for RKVY schemes.Centrally sponsored schemes (Rs in lakhs)S. No Scheme Budget allocation Sanction of the schemes Expenditure

2009-10 2009-10 2009-10

(A ) GOI share GOAP

shareTotal GOI share GOAP

shareTotal GOI

shareGOAP share

Total

1 Strengthening of database and fisheries net working

19.06 0.00 19.06 27.86 0.00 27.86 18.6 0.00 18.60

2 Assistance to fishermen coop. societies

90 0.00 90 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

3 Housing for Fishermen 300 0.00 300 100 0.00 100 100 0 100.004 Construction of fish

landing centers 400 0.00 400 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

5 Group Accident Insurance

0.00 25 25 0.00 80.9 80.9 0.00 80.9 80.90

6 Relief cum Savings Scheme

105.88 25 130.88 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00

7 Development Rebate on on HSD Oil

150 0.00 150 149.64 0.00 149.64 0.64 0.64

8 Motorization of crafts 45 0.00 45 45 3.00 48 45.00 3 48.009 Training & Extension 12.00 3.00 15.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

10 Fresh water aqua culture

75.00 10.00 85.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

11 Prime Ministers package for farmers- Construction of fish ponds and inputs( 100:0)

569 0.00 569 138 0.00 138 138 0 138.00

12 Coastal security 0.00 0.00 0 86.48 0.00 86.48 86.48 0 86.48 Sub-Total 1765.94 63.00 1828.94 546.98 83.90 630.88 388.72 83.90 472.62

Normal state plan schemes

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S . No

Scheme Budget allocation Sanction of the schemes Expenditure 2009-10 2009-10 2009-10

Normal State Plan Schemes

GOI share

GOAP share

Total GOI share

GOAP share

Total GOI share GOAP share

Total

11 Supply of fish seed to Fishermen Coop societies

0 25 25 0 12.50 12.50 0 12.50 12.50

12 Continuation of staff under SPU

0 12 12 0 12 12 0 16.44 16.44

13 Maintenance of aqua labs

0 7.5 7.5 0 7.5 7.5 0 0 0

14 Exemption of sales tax on HSD oil

0 200 200 0 185.85 185.85 0 156.3 156.3

15 Supply of Ice Boxes 0 2.5 2.5 0 2.5 2.5 0 0 016 Fisheries Training Instt &

Staff under AHRD Project0 17.5 17.5 0 17.5 17.5 0 19.03 19.03

17 Providing Managerial Assistance to AFCOF

0 13.5 13.5 0 6.75 6.75 0 6.75 6.75

18 Spl. Component plan for Scheduled castes inputs

0 35 35 0 35 35 0 35 35

19 Fish Retail Out lets for SCs.

0 50 50 0 50 50 0 50 50

20 R.F.D. scheme for SC Fishermen

0 20 20 0 20 20 0 20 20

21 Tribal Sub-plan-Supply of Fishing inputs

0 25 25 0 25 25 0 25 25

22 Reservoir Fisheries development for ST fishermen

0 12.5 12.5 0 12.5 12.5 0 10.69 10.69

23 Maintenance of Shore Stations 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0.29 0.29

24 Maintenance of Relief boats 0 2.5 2.5 0 2.5 2.5 0 0 0

25 Arbitration- Fishing harbour Kakinada 0 0 0 0 5.19 5.19 0 5.19 5.19

Total of NSP 0 424.00 424.00 0 395.79 395.79 0 357.19 357.19Total of CSS 1765.94 63.00 1828.94 546.98 83.90 630.88 388.72 83.90 472.62

RKVY 0 934.25 934.25 0 0 0 0 0 0Total 1765.94 1421.25 3187.19 546.98 473.69 1020.67 388.72 441.09 829.81

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CHAPTER – 13(2)Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programme

(Section 4(1)(b)xII)13.1 Describe the activities/programmes/ Schemes being implemented by the Public

authority for which subsidy is provided.13.2 Provide information on the nature of subsidy, eligibility criteria for accessing subsidy

and designation of officer competent ant to grant subsidy under various Programme /schemes.

Name of Programme/ activity

Nature / scale of subsidy

Eligibility criteria for grant of subsidy

`Designation of officer to grant subsidy.

1) Supply of Fodder SeedPlanNormal State Plan

75% subsidy S.F, M.F. DAH

Special Component Plan

75% Subsidy S.C. Farmers DAH

2) Non planSupply of Mineral Mixture

50% Subsidy S.F.M.F. DAH

3) Drought Relief Fodder Seed Supply

75% Subsidy S.F.M.F. Govt. Commer. .Disaster ManagementFodder Supply Free Supply in

Cattle Camps.S.F. M.F . , A.L.

13. 3 Describe the manner of execution of the subsidy programmes

Name of Programme/ activity

Application procedure

Sanction Procedure

Disbursement Procedure

) Supply of Fodder Seed

Proposal Submitted by the concern Joint Directors.

DAH Accords Technical and administrative Sanctions

Eligible farmers are provided with fodder seed with 25% recovery

Plan - do- - do -Normal State Plan - do- - do -Special Component Plan - do -

2) Supply of Mineral Mixture – Non Plan

Eligible farmers are provided with mineral mixture with 50% recovery

3) Drought relief District Collectors and Director of Animal Husbandry

Fodder Seed Supply

Proposal Submitted by the concern Joint Directors

Eligible farmers are provided fodder seed with 25% recovery

Fodder Supply- do -

Supplying Fodder on free of cost in Cattle Camps.

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CHAPTER – 13CHAPTER – 13Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programme Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programme [Section 4(1) (b) (xii]13.1 Describe the activities / programmes /schemes being implemented by the public authority for which subsidy is

provided. Provide information about the details of the plans, programmes and schemes under taken by the public authority for each agency.

13.2 Provide information on the nature of subsidy, eligibility criteria for accessing subsidy and designation of officer competent to grant subsidy under various programmes / schemes.

Name of Programme / activity Nature / scale of subsidy Eligibility criteria

for grant of subsidyDisbursement

procedureDevelopment of Marine Fisheries

1. Motorization of traditional crafts

Ø Under Centrally Sponsored Scheme (GOI 50: GOAP 50). Ø The unit cost is Rs. 0.60 lakhs, 50% subsidy per unit Rs 0.30 lakhs per OBM/ IBM

Fishermen should be a member of the fishermen cooperative society and for claiming any subsidy scheme the beneficiary/ fishermen must fulfill all the governmental procedure for availing the schemes.

District fishery officers

2. Safety of Fishermen at Sea

75% of unit cost of kit consisting of GPS, communication equipment, echo sounder and search & rescue beacon.



3.a) Fishermen Development Rebate on HSD oil:

Rebate will be equivalent to 50% of Sales Tax relief granted by States / UTs to HSD oil for Fishing purpose with central subsidy limited to Rs.3.00/ LitreOf HSD iol with ceiling of 500 liters per boat per month during active fishing fishing months.

Subsidy will be provided to the vessels of size less than 20m, registered before 10th plan, which are owned by fishers of BPL category. District fishery officers

3.b). Sales tax exemption

Ø The ceiling limit is 3000 liter/p.m ber boat in case of mechanized boats and 300 liters/ pm per boat in case of motorized craft. Ø The subsidy on sale tax is Rs 6.03 per liter.



4. Introduction of Intermediate Craft of Improved Design.

10% cost of vessel as subsidy subject to a ceiling limit of Rs. 6.00 Lakh. Unit cost Rs. 60.00 Lakh.



5. Promotion of fuel efficient and environment friendly fishing practices.

30% cost of LPGF kit with a ceiling of Rs.0.10 Lakh. Unit cost Rs. 0. 37 Lakh.



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National scheme of Welfare of Fishermen.

1. Development of Model Fishermen Villages: Housing.

Ø The unit cost is Rs. 54,250/- Subsidy of Rs. 20,000/- will be released to the fishermen beneficiaries who have availed the housing scheme under INDIRAMMA.



2. Group Accident Insurance Scheme

An exgratia of Rs.1, 00, 000/- in case of death / permanent disability and Rs.50, 000/- in case of partial disability is being paid .



3. Saving-cum-Relief.

The marine fishermen has to save Rs. 600/- @ Rs. 70/- per month for a period of 8 months and Rs. 40/- in the 9th month. Rs. 1,200/- will be sanctioned as grant. The amount of Rs. 1800/- will be distributed to the fishermen in 3 equal monthly installments



Training and Extension:1. Training of fish farmers Stipend @ Rs.125/ day for

15 days subject to a maximum of Rs.1875/-per participant and an actual to and from train / bus fare subject to a maximum of Rs. 500/- per trainee.



Development of Inland Fisheries and Aquaculture1. Construction of new ponds @20% - ceiling:

Rs.60,000/ha (For SCs/STs-25% - Rs.75,000/ha) unit cost Rs. 3.00 Lakhs



2. Reclamation /renovation of tanks/ponds

@20% - ceiling: Rs.15000/ha (For SCs/STs-25% - Rs.18,750/ha) unit cost Rs.75,000/-



3. Cost of inputs @20% - ceiling: Rs.10,000/ha (For SCs/STs-25% - Rs.12,500/ha) The unit cost is Rs.50,000/-



4.Fresh water fish seed hatchery 10% Subsidy with a ceiling of Rs.1.20 lakhs and 1.60 lakhs in the plain and hilly areas respectively to entrepreneurs only. Unit cost Rs 12.00 lakh for a fish seed hatchery with 10 million (fry) capacity.



5.Fish feed units @20% subsidy with ceiling of Rs.1.50 lakh per unit to entrepreneurs. The unit cost is Rs.7.50 lakh with a capacity of 1.20 quintals/day.

The beneficiary/ fishermen must fulfill all the governmental procedure for availing the schemes.


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6.Fresh water prawn seed hatchery

@20% subsidy with ceiling of Rs.2.40 lakh per unit to entrepreneurs. The unit cost is Rs.30.00 lakh for a large fresh water prawn hatchery with a minimum capacity of 25 million PL/year.



7. Soil and Water testing kit One time grant to FFDAsUnit cost of kit is Rs. 40,000/-.

The beneficiary/ fishermen /farmer must fulfill all the governmental procedure for availing the schemes.


8. Integrated units, ornamental fishes hatchery

5-10 million fry capacity hatchery @ 10% subsidy – ceiling – Rs.1,50,000 for all categories of farmers.



5.Intergrated fish farming @20% - ceiling: Rs.16000/ha (For SCs/STs-25% - Rs.20,000/ha)

Fishermen should be a member of the fishermen cooperative society and for claiming any subsidy scheme the beneficiary/ fishermen must fullfil all the governmental procedure for availing the schemes.


Inland Capture Fisheries (Reservoirs/Rivers etc.)1.Fish seed rearing Units/ Seed Rearing Units. Cages / Pens with inputs

Units cost Rs.3.00 lakh /ha 20 Subsidy to the beneficiaries with a ceiling of Rs.60,000/-

Fishermen should be a member of the fishermen cooperative society and for claiming any subsidy scheme the beneficiary / fishermen must fulfill all the governmental procedure for availing the schemes.

District fishery officer

2. Input cost (Seed, feed, manures, fertilizers, preventive measures for disease etc.,)

Unit cost Rs. 30,000/- per ha (one time) Subsidy 20% with a ceiling of Rs. 6,00/-

3. Craft and gear (nets, boats etc.)

Unit cost Rs.15,000/- Subsidy 20% with a ceiling of Rs.3000/- per unit



4.construction of landing centers Unit cost Rs. 1,00,000/- per landing center assistance to State Govt.


Development of Waterlogged Areas. 1. Development of water logged areas

Unit cost Rs.2.00 lakhs /ha 20% subsidy to the beneficiary with a ceiling of Rs. 40,000/- per ha.



2. Cost of inputs Unit cost is Rs. 75,000/- per ha. @20% - ceiling : Rs.15,000/ha



Development of Brackish water Aquaculture1.Renovation or construction of brackish water fish farms

25% cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 60,000/- per ha as subsidy.

The beneficiaries will be small shrimp farmers having land holding of 2 ha or less. Must fulfill all the governmental procedure for availing the schemes.


Productive utilization of Inland Saline/Alkaline Water for aquaculture.1.Cost for construction. Unit cost Rs. 3.00 Lakh/ha.

Subsidy @ 20% with a ceiling of Rs. 20,000/-per ha.



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2. Input cost. Unit cost Rs. 1.00 Lakh/haSubsidy @ 20% with a ceiling of Rs. 20,000/- per ha.



Prime Minister's Package: 40% subsidy to General farmers and 50% to SC/STs Unit cost. Rs. 2.00 Lakhs for construction of pond & Rs. 0.30 Lakhs for inputs

The beneficiaries will be small shrimp farmers having land holding and must fulfill all the governmental procedure for availing the schemes.


NORMAL STATE PLAN 1.Fish seed stocking on 50% subsidy to FCS

Unit cost Rs. 25,000/- 50% subsidy.

The Fishermen Coop. societies are the beneficiaries. The good working societies will be selected by the committee constituted. The society shall fulfill the governmental procedure for availing the schemes.


2. Fish seed stocking on 50% subsidy under supply of inputs to SC/ST societies

Unit cost Rs. 10,000/- 50% subsidy.(Rs. 5,000/- as back end subsidy).



3. Supply of ice-boxes 50% Subsidy not exceeding Rs. 2000/-



List of the activities/Schemes approved under National Fisheries Development Board.

S.No Name of the activity/ Scheme Unit cost Pattern of assistance1 Intensive Aquaculture in Ponds

a Construction of new fish /Prawn ponds and tanks

Existing species Entrepreneurs/ farmers

(a) Rs.3.00 lakhs/ ha for plain areas

1. 20% subsidy with a ceiling of Rs. 0.60 lakhs/ha. 2. 25% subsidy to SC & STs with a ceiling of Rs. 0.75 lakhs/ha.

New species Pangasius sutchi Rs.3.00 lakhs/ ha 1. 20% of the unit cost for all farmers. 2. 25% subsidy to SC & STs.

b Renovation of existing fish/prawn ponds and Tanks

Rs.0.75 lakhs/ ha 1. 20% subsidy for all farmers/ entrepreneurs with a ceiling of Rs. 0.15 lakhs/ha. 2. 25% subsidy to SC & STs with a ceiling of Rs. 0.1875 lakhs/ha.

For new species Pangasius sutchi Rs.0.75 lakhs/ ha 1. 20% of the unit cost for all farmers. 2. 25% subsidy to SC & STs.

c Cost of inputs For prawn forming enterprenures/farmers

Rs.1.80 lakhs/ ha 1. 20% subsidy with a ceiling of Rs. 0.36 lakhs/ha.

For fish / prawn farming in paddy fields entrepreneurs/farmers

Rs.0.50 lakhs/ ha 1. 20% subsidy for all farmers/ entrepreneurs.

For new species Pangasius sutchi Rs.5.00 lakhs/ ha 1.40% subsidy of the unit cost for initial period of 2yrs. And thereafter 20% for all farmers 25% FOR sc /St farmers.

d Establishment of fresh water Prawn seed hatcheriesxisting species Entrepreneurs/ farmers

Capacity :25 millon PL/year State Government

Rs.30.00lakhs/ unit One time grant to the States for establishment of hatchery at state level.

ii)Capacity :5-8 millon PL/year Entrepreneurs/farmers

Rs.12.00lakhs/ unit 1. 20% subsidy with a ceiling of Rs.2.40 lakhs/ha.

e Establishment of Fish seed hatcheryEstablishment of fish seed hatcheries with or without /nurseries 7-8 millon (fry) capacity/year

Rs.12.00lakhs/ unit for plain areas

20% back ended bank linked subsidy to entrepreneurs / farmers with a ceiling of Rs.2.4lakhs.

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New species (cultivable species other than major carps)Entrepreneurs/farmers

Unit cost has to be approved by CIFA

40% back ended subsidy on capital investment.

f Renovation of fish seed farmsg Construction of fish seed rearing unit

for rearing fry to large fingerlings of 80-100mm size.

Rs.3.00 lakhs/ha. For plain areas.

1. 20% subsidy for all farmers/ entrepreneurs. 2. 25% subsidy to SC & STs 90% onetime grant to government/ quasi government organisatations.

i Trout culture in race ways unit size: 45 m3 water area Entrepreneures/farmers

Rs.1.00lakh/ unit 1. 20% subsidy for all farmers/ entrepreneurs with a ceiling of 0.20 lakh/ha.. 2. 25% subsidy to SC & STs with a ceiling of Rs. 0.25 lakh/ha.

Inputs for trout farming in raceways unit size:45 m3 water volume

Rs.1.30lakh/ unit 1. 20% subsidy for all farmers/ entrepreneurs with a ceiling of 0.26 lakh/ha.. 2. 25% subsidy to SC & STs with a ceiling of Rs. 0.325 lakh/ha.

j Trout seed hatcheryii) Capacity:0.2-0.3 million fry / year Entrepreneura/ farmers

Rs.12lakh/ unit 1. 20% subsidy for all farmers/ entrepreneurs.

i Feed mill (Extruded floating pelletted feed of 5 tons/hour production capaciy Entrepreneurs

Rs.1000.00lakhs 40% equity on machinery and equipment in respect of listed companies(or) 40% soft loan (with 5% itrest)administered through commersial banks for entrepreneures./Profit making Fisheries Fedarations/Fisheries corporations.

Feed mill of 2 tons/day. Rs.25lakh/ unit 40% soft loan on the capital cost (excluding land cost)@5% intrest rate through nationalized banks.(with 5% itrest)administered through commersial banks for entrepreneures./Profit making Fisheries Fedarations/Fisheries corporations.

Feed mill of 1.2 quintal/day. Rs.7.5 lakh/ unit 20% subsidy with a ceiling of Rs.1.5 lakh/unit to entrepreneures/ farmers.

n Running water fish cultureConstruction (100m3 water volume

Rs.0.45 lakh/ unit 1. 20% subsidy for all farmers/entrepreneures with a ceiling of Rs. 0.09 lakhs/unit. 2. 25% subsidy to SC & STs with a ceiling of Rs. 0.1125 lakhs/unit.

First year input Rs0.15 lakhs/unit 1. 20% subsidy for all farmers/entrepreneures with a ceiling of Rs. 0.03 lakhs/unit. 2. 25% subsidy to SC & STs with a ceiling of Rs. 0.0375 lakhs/unit.

2 Fresh water OrnamentalFisheries

i) Backyard hatchery Rs1.00 lakh i)50% unit cost as subsidy to members of Women SHGs/Fisherwomen cooperative socities. ii) 25% unit cost as subsidy to individual persons.

ii) Medium scale unit Rs8.00 lakhs 1. 25% subsidy for small etrepreneures for medium scale units. 2. 30% subsidy to SC & STs

iii) Integrated Ornamental Fishery units Rs15.00 lakhs i)90% subsidy to yhe Government agencies/Government institutions. Ii)25% unit cost as subsidy to enterpreneur

iv) Settingup of Aquarium fabrication units SHGs/Entrepreneures

Rs1.00 lakhs i)50% unit cost as subsidy to members of Women SHGs/Fisherwomen cooperative socities.ii) 25% unit cost as subsidy to individual persons.

3 Development of Domestic Fish Marketingi. New wholesale markets through

private sectorUnit cost has to be

decided and appraised on case to case basis.

Soft loan of 40% at 5% intrest rate to entreprenuers through commersial banks.

ii. Settingup up of retail fish outlets up to Rs10.00 lakhs NFDB assistance will be in the form of subsidy @ 25% of approved Project cost to entreprenuers(30% subsidy for SCs/STs/NE regions).

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iii. Retailing by fisherwomen up to Rs10.00 lakhs The NFDB will provide a subsidy of 40% on the project cost to Fisherwomen who are involved in fish marketing and fisherwomen who are from fishermen community and members of local fishermen or fisherwomen cooperative socities.

iv. Cold chain development and processing of value added products

Unit cost has to be decided and appraised on case to case basis.

NFDB assistance would be in the form of 40%soft loan at 5% interest rate to entrepreneurs through commercial banks: Fisheries Fedarations and corporations can avail the loan assistance directly from NFDB.

v. Cold chain development (equity 40%)

Unit cost has to be decided and appraised on case to case basis.

NFDB assistance would be in the form of 40% equity of capital investment to entrepreneurs including individuals, firms, companies,registered associations and registered socities.

4 Coastal Aquaculturea. i.Construction of ponds for brakish

water fin fish cultureRs.2.40 lakhs/ha 25% cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 0.60

lakhs/ha as subsidy.

ii.Additional infrastructure for brakish water finfish culture for modification of existing farms.

Rs.2.00 lakhs/ha 25% cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 0.50 lakhs/ha as subsidy.

iii. Input assistance for brakish water fin fish culture

Rs.3.00 lakhs/ha.(subject to the approval of CIBA based on the production level).

1.One time back ended subsidy of 25% to all farmers to a maximum of 0.75 lakhs/ha and 2. 30% subsidy in case of SC/STs to a maximum of Rs. 0.90 lakhs/ha.

Cage culture of brakish water finfish culture in ponds.

Rs.10.00 lakhs/ha 25% of unit cost as a subsidy to private entreprenures and formers.

Input assistance for cage culture of brakish water fin fish

Rs.7.00 lakhs/ha.(subject to the approval of CIBA /RGCA based on the production level).

1.Back ended subsidy of 25% on the working capital for first crop with a ceiling of Rs.1.75 lakhs/ha 2.Back ended subsidy of 30% on the working capital for first crop to SCs/STs with a ceiling of Rs. 2.10 lakhs/ha.

5 Deep Sea Fishing and Tuna Processing

Mariculture

Setting up of open sea cage culture by companies

Rs.2.00 crores/unit 20% equity participation on investment.

Promotion of diversification by shrimp hatcheries to take up seed productionof fin fish species of commercial importance.

Rs.70 lakhs 20% subsidy on the unit cost not exceeding Rs.14.0 lakhs/unit.

Assistance for setting up of open sea cage culture units.

Rs.6.00 lakhs/cage 40% back ended subsidy to fishermen groups and entrepreneurs with ceiling of Rs. 2.40 lakhs/ cage.

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CHAPTER – 13 (2)CHAPTER – 13 (2)

Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programme Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programme [Section 4(1) (b) (xii]13.3 Describe the manner of execution of the subsidy programmes.

Name of Programme /

activityApplication procedure Sanctioned procedure Disbursement

procedure

Development of Marine Fisheries

1. Motorization of traditional crafts

The eligible beneficiary / member/ public will approach the District Fisheries Officer concerned for availing the scheme so sanctioned to the district and the applications so received for claiming which will be processed at the district office.

After obtaining the approval of the Commissioner of Fisheries and District Collector concerned the scheme will be sanctioned by following guidelines and circulars communicated by the commissionerate

As per the guidelines communicated by the Head office through District Fishery Officers concerned.

2. Safety of Fishermen at Sea




3. a) Fishermen Development Rebate on HSD oil:




3. b). Sales tax exemption




4. Introduction of Intermediate Craft of Improved Design.




5. Promotion of fuel efficient and environment friendly fishing practices.




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National scheme of Welfare of Fishermen.

1. Development of Model Fishermen Villages: Housing.




2. Group Accident Insurance Scheme




3. Saving-cum-Relief.




Training and Extension:

1. Training of fish farmers




Development of Inland Fisheries and Aquaculture

1. Construction of new ponds




2. Reclamation /renovation of tanks/ponds




3. Cost of inputs




4. Fresh water fish seed hatchery




5. Fish feed units




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6. Fresh water prawn seed hatchery




7. Soil and Water testing kit




8. Integrated units, ornamental fishes hatchery




5.Intergrated fish farming




Inland Capture Fisheries (Reservoirs/Rivers etc.

1. Fish seed rearing Units/ Seed Rearing Units. Cages / Pens with inputs




2. Input cost (Seed, feed, manures, fertilizers, preventive measures for disease etc.,)




3. Craft and gear (nets, boats etc.)




4.construction of landing centers




Development of Waterlogged Areas.1. Development of water logged areas The eligible beneficiary /

member/ public will approach the District Fisheries Officer concerned for availing the scheme so sanctioned to the district and the applications so received for claiming which will be processed at the district office.



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2. Cost of inputs The eligible beneficiary / member/ public will approach the District Fisheries Officer concerned for availing the scheme so sanctioned to the district and the applications so received for claiming which will be processed at the district office.



Development of Brackish water Aquaculture1.Renovation or construction of brackish water fish farms




Productive utilization of Inland Saline/Alkaline Water for aquaculture.1.Cost for construction. The eligible beneficiary /

member/ public will approach the District Fisheries Officer concerned for availing the scheme so sanctioned to the district and the applications so received for claiming which will be processed at the district office.



2. Input cost. The eligible beneficiary / member/ public will approach the District Fisheries Officer concerned for availing the scheme so sanctioned to the district and the applications so received for claiming which will be processed at the district office.



Prime Minister's Package: The eligible beneficiary / member/ public will approach the District Fisheries Officer concerned for availing the scheme so sanctioned to the district and the applications so received for claiming which will be processed at the district office.



NORMAL STATE PLAN 1. Fish seed stocking on 50% subsidy to FCS




2. Fish seed stocking on 50% subsidy under supply of inputs to SC/ST societies




3. Supply of ice-boxes The eligible beneficiary / member/ public will approach the District Fisheries Officer concerned for availing the scheme so sanctioned to the district

After obtaining the approval of the Commissioner of Fisheries and District Collector concerned the scheme will be sanctioned by

As per the guidelines communicated by the Head office through District Fishery Officers

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and the applications so received for claiming which will be processed at the district office.

following guidelines and circulars communicated by the commissionerate concerned.

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CHAPTER -15 Information available in Electronic Form (Section 4(1)(b)x(iv))

15.1 Please provide the details of information related to the various schemes of the department which are available in electronic formats(Floppy, CD, VCD, Web Site, Internet etc)

Electronicformat.

Description (site address/location where available etc.)

Contents or title Designation and address of the custodian of Information (held by whom?)

Web site WWW.aponline.gov.in GO’s./Acts. IT&C Dept.

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http://WWW.aponline.gos.in/

CHAPTER – 17

Names, Designations and other Particulars of Public Information Officers (Section 4(1)(b)xvi)

17.1 Please provide contract information about the Public Information Officers and Assistant Public Information Officers designated for various offices/administrative units and Appellate Authority/Officer(s) for the public authority in the following format:

Public Information Officer(as)

Sl.No.

Name of Office/administrative unit

Name :& Designation of PIO

Office Tel: Residence Tel:Fax:

Email

1. AHDD&F Deptt. Sri T. Jai Raj Singh

23452851(O)24387635-(R)

2. Director of Animal Husbandry

3. Commissioner of Fisheries4. APDDCF Ltd.

Assistant Public Information Officer(s)

Sl.No.

Name of Office/administration unit

Name & designation of APIO

Office Tel:Residence Tel:Fax:

Email

1. AHDD&F Deptt. Sri N. B. Ratna Kumar Asst.Secy.to Govt.

23450423

Sri M.V.L. Kali Kumar,Asst.Secy.to Govt.

23450111Ex: 2284

Smt B. Jalaja, Asst.Secy. to Govt.

23450111Ex: 2457

Appellate Authority

Sl.No.

Name, Designation & Address of Appellate Officer

Jurisdiction of Appellate Officer (offices/administrative units of the authority)

Office Tel:Residence Tel:Fax:

Email

1. S. Bhale Rao ,IASSpl. Chief Secy. to Govt.AH,DD & F Deptt.Ist floor , ‘D’ Block, A.P. Secretariat,Hyderabad.

H.No.8-2-608 / 20Road No.10, Banjara Hills Hyderabad – 500 034.

234522702345299723450279 – (F)23376210 – Res.

[email protected]



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SECTION OFFICER

18.118.1 Please give below any other information or details of Please give below any other information or details of publications, which are of relevance or of use to the publications, which are of relevance or of use to the CitizensCitizens

[Section 4(1) (b) XVii]

1. Poster on the inland fisheries and cooperatives2. Poster on the marine fisheries 3. Poster on the welfare activities4.

Poster on the discriminate use of anti biotic in the aquaculture

5. Pocket book for fish farmer on fresh water prawn culture 6.

Pocket book for aqua farmers on culture aspects in aquaculture.

7. Achievements of one year

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