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191243. The following tanks will be set up after the modern filtration system is in place:Community fish tank, community tank with invertebrates and fishes, invertebrate only tank,planted aquarium (seaweed and seagrass) with sea horse and pipe fishes, tank with marineeels, jelly fishes, etc, deep sea vision (blue colour), damsel fish tank, sea anemone &anemone fishes (clownfish) tank, poisonous fish aquarium, live rock & polychaete wormtank, wrasses, angel & squirrel fishes, grouper, sea bass, rabbit & other edible fishes, basslet,banner, banner, moorish idol, parrot fishes etc, crustacean tank (crabs, shrimps, lobster,hermit crab), molluscan tank, dotty back, tangs, powder blue & trigger fishes, butterflies,batfish & sweetlips, estuarine fishes (etroplus etc), fresh water aquarium, fresh water plantedaquarium, fresh water fish aquarium, arowana tank, long tank-I & long tank-II, fishquarantine system and live-feed culture tank.Budget244. Total budget requirement for modernization of Marine Aquarium and ResearchCentre of Rs. 593.00 (Rupees Five hundred ninety three lakhs only) consists of the twoitems: Development of Coastal Marine Museum exhibits for public outreach and education .
192To upgrade the existing aquarium with the best filtration system that meets therequirements of marine aquarium, with appropriate facilities in each tank and topurchase marine creatures, etcThe project cost to be financed is Rs 268.00 lakhs only.245. The component will be implemented by the Zoological Survey of India over a periodof 10 months. The O & M cost of Rs 3,25,00,000/- for a period of five years will be borne bythe ZSI.Component C.2 - Livelihood Generation in DSDA Area246. The project proposal has been designed to attach high priority to fostering livelihoodgeneration as an integral component. Digha-Sankarpur and their adjoining areas have a richtradition in artisan technology. The mats prepared by the local artisans have internationaldemand. Conch polishing and shell artifacts are other products of much attraction. The majorproblem for generating income out of these local crafts is the non availability of propermarket facility. In addition, these artisans also require some training for refinements of theirproducts to have edge in marketing. They also require some training in proper packaging oftheir products to claim a share in domestic and international markets.247. Digha and Sankarpur are also places where tourism provides scope for incomegeneration in a good measure. A large number of people earn their livelihood in differentfields associated with tourism and hospitality. As tourism is largely dependent on availabilityof hotels and ancillary services, hotel services and tour operation also play important roles inincome generation. All people associated with the above fields require some sort of trainingto acquire skills in their respective fields. The present project has been evolved to take careof the above aspects to boost income generation among the local people by impartingprofessional training in their field. Due emphasis has also been given on capacity building oflocal people, market facilities for the local craftsmen and providing infrastructure foradministering training in different fields as below :i) Travel and tourismii) Secretarial practiceiii) Vocational trainingiv) Food processing (cashew karnel processing, cashew nut shell liquid extraction)v) Handicrafts (Jute, polishing procedure and utilization procedure for exportable shells,stitching and cutting of garments)vi) Aquaculture (pisciculture, prawn culture, crab culture, oyster culture)vii) Floricultureviii) Horticulture (preservation of medicinal plant parts for maximum yield)ix) Civil works (masonary, plumbing, carpentry)x) Electrical works
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