Description of methods and sources for Albania - INSTAT
Description of methods and sources for Albania - INSTAT Description of methods and sources for Albania - INSTAT
IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary StatisticalCooperation Programme3.8 Fishing (B)3.8.1 IntroductionFishing activity takes place along the entire 450 km length of Albania’s coastline,including its 12 miles offshore territorial waters up to the international boundary.However for the most part it is concentrated along the continental shelf zone, whichon the Adriatic side in the north extends 25 miles, but only 2-4 miles on the side ofthe Ionian Sea. Fishing in Albania primarily includes marine fisheries, althoughlagoon and inland fishing does take place on a limited scale. During recent yearsAquaculture is being increasingly promoted with particular focus on carp fingerlingsand fish for general consumption (including sea farm). Individual fishermen do notregister because they are not obligated to register and they do not report their income.Gross value added of the fishing industry is estimated at 1 641 million LEK orslightly less than 0.21 percent of the total gross value added in 2006.26Table 3.19: Fishing, 2006In Million LEKGross Value AddedOutputIntermediatePercentageTotal StructureConsumptionof TotalTotal 4.062 2.421 1.641 100.0 0.21Fishing 3.333 2.077 1.256 76.54 0.16Exhaustiveness 729 344 385 23.46 0.053.8.2 Data sources and methodsData for fishing are taken by INSTAT from the Fishing Policy Division in theMinistry of Environment and are collected every month by the fishing districtinspectors which collect them directly from the boats. Other data provided by theFishing Division include the day number in sea, number of employees and number ofvessels, average prices, etc.An agricultural and environmental sector is responsible for calculation of indicatorsthat use national accounts for our purpose.3.8.3 Output in data sources, corrections and adjustmentsThe output is estimation used in the quantity of fish caught for each water categoryalso the respective price for each water category (water category is: marine fishing,lagoon, inland water, costal, aquaculture and mollusks).58/236
IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary StatisticalCooperation ProgrammeExhaustiveness adjustments are mostly estimated for misreporting of output for selfemployed(households) and are estimated by expert’s methods.Output in fishing is estimated at 4 062 million LEK in 2006.3.8.4 Intermediate consumption in data sources, correction and adjustmentsPercentage of the expense for each water category is taken; data comes from theFishing Policy Division estimate of expert. Expenses mainly include fuel, boatmaintenance, fishhook, fishnet etc.)Intermediate consumption in fishing is estimated at 2 421 million LEK in 2006.3.9 Extracting industry (C)3.9.1 IntroductionMining has a long tradition in Albania; however, this production has been graduallyabandoned and reduced in the 1990s to a rather small industry which is significantlysubsidized by the general government. Almost all mining production of chrome,copper, etc. is for export. From 2000 the subsidies of mining are completely reduced.Extracting industry is already part of private sector.Total gross value added of extracting industry in 2006 is estimated at 5.894 millionLEK or 0.74 percent of total gross value added.27Table 3.20: Extracting industry, 2006In Million LEKGross Value AddedOutputIntermediatePercentageTotal StructureConsumptionof TotalTotal 18.129 12.235 5.894 100.0 0.74Extracting industry of energyproducing materials10.031 6.796 3.235 54.89 0.41Extracting industry of exceptenergy producing materials6.447 4.768 1.679 28.49 0.21Exhaustiveness 1.651 671 980 16.63 0.1259/236
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IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary StatisticalCooperation Programme3.8 Fishing (B)3.8.1 IntroductionFishing activity takes place along the entire 450 km length <strong>of</strong> <strong>Albania</strong>’s coastline,including its 12 miles <strong>of</strong>fshore territorial waters up to the international boundary.However <strong>for</strong> the most part it is concentrated along the continental shelf zone, whichon the Adriatic side in the north extends 25 miles, but only 2-4 miles on the side <strong>of</strong>the Ionian Sea. Fishing in <strong>Albania</strong> primarily includes marine fisheries, althoughlagoon <strong>and</strong> inl<strong>and</strong> fishing does take place on a limited scale. During recent yearsAquaculture is being increasingly promoted with particular focus on carp fingerlings<strong>and</strong> fish <strong>for</strong> general consumption (including sea farm). Individual fishermen do notregister because they are not obligated to register <strong>and</strong> they do not report their income.Gross value added <strong>of</strong> the fishing industry is estimated at 1 641 million LEK orslightly less than 0.21 percent <strong>of</strong> the total gross value added in 2006.26Table 3.19: Fishing, 2006In Million LEKGross Value AddedOutputIntermediatePercentageTotal StructureConsumption<strong>of</strong> TotalTotal 4.062 2.421 1.641 100.0 0.21Fishing 3.333 2.077 1.256 76.54 0.16Exhaustiveness 729 344 385 23.46 0.053.8.2 Data <strong>sources</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>methods</strong>Data <strong>for</strong> fishing are taken by <strong>INSTAT</strong> from the Fishing Policy Division in theMinistry <strong>of</strong> Environment <strong>and</strong> are collected every month by the fishing districtinspectors which collect them directly from the boats. Other data provided by theFishing Division include the day number in sea, number <strong>of</strong> employees <strong>and</strong> number <strong>of</strong>vessels, average prices, etc.An agricultural <strong>and</strong> environmental sector is responsible <strong>for</strong> calculation <strong>of</strong> indicatorsthat use national accounts <strong>for</strong> our purpose.3.8.3 Output in data <strong>sources</strong>, corrections <strong>and</strong> adjustmentsThe output is estimation used in the quantity <strong>of</strong> fish caught <strong>for</strong> each water categoryalso the respective price <strong>for</strong> each water category (water category is: marine fishing,lagoon, inl<strong>and</strong> water, costal, aquaculture <strong>and</strong> mollusks).58/236