ANNEX I - Supporting data, figures tables
ANNEX II - Bibliography
ANNEX III - Abbreviations
ANNEX IV - List of ADCP Reports
Table 1: Nominal Fishery Catches by West Asian Countries (metric tonnes)
|
1985 |
1986 |
1987 |
Bangladesh |
774 074 |
793 982 |
814 685 |
Burma |
643 750 |
686 515 |
685 858 |
India |
2 824 272 |
2 921 994 |
2 893 436 |
Indonesia |
2 344 710 |
2 457 085 |
2 609 700 |
Kampuchea Dem. |
68 000 |
70 000 |
70 000 |
Malaysia |
631 685 |
616 280 |
607 528 |
Maldives |
51 267 |
45 816 |
46 880 |
Nepal |
9 076 |
9 443 |
10 716 |
Pakistan |
408 404 |
415 732 |
427 760 |
Singapore |
23 032 |
20 497 |
15 310 |
Sri Lanka |
179 163 |
178 320 |
190 002 |
Thailand |
2 225 114 |
2 536 335 |
2 165 100 |
Total |
10 182 547 |
10 751 999 |
10 536 975 |
Change from previous year |
- |
+ 569 452 |
- 215 024 |
Source: 1987 FAO Yearbook of Fishery Statistics: Catches and Landings. Vol. 64. 1989.
Table 2: Food Balance Sheet, Average (t) 1984-86
|
Catch |
Non-Food Uses |
Imports |
Exports |
Food Supply |
Population |
Average per caput |
Bangladesh |
772 821 |
0 |
0 |
22 341 |
750 480 |
101 144 |
7.4 |
Burma |
626 074 |
20 000 |
0 |
8 464 |
597 610 |
37 151 |
16.1 |
India |
2 870 426 |
230 635 |
0 |
125 587 |
2 514 203 |
758 466 |
3.3 |
Indonesia |
2 370 720 |
12 726 |
5 879 |
102 185 |
2 268 503 |
166 339 |
13.6 |
Kampuchea Dem. |
67 667 |
- |
- |
- |
67 667 |
7 283 |
9.3 |
Malaysia |
638 077 |
110 225 |
246 644 |
208 499 |
566 015 |
15 543 |
36.4 |
Maldives |
50 725 |
7 333 |
0 |
35 280 |
8 112 |
183 |
44.3 |
Nepal |
7 793 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
7 793 |
16 484 |
0.5 |
Pakistan |
404 303 |
164 433 |
12 |
55 777 |
189 634 |
100 127 |
1.9 |
Singapore |
22 999 |
12 887 |
197 089 |
115 377 |
92 171 |
2 558 |
36.0 |
Sri Lanka |
165 115 |
610 |
62 325 |
3 796 |
233 511 |
16 190 |
14.4 |
Thailand |
2 298 795 |
915 149 |
220 951 |
501 652 |
1 113 070 |
51 349 |
21.7 |
Totals West Asia |
10 305 515 |
1 473 998 |
732 900 |
1 178 958 |
8 408 769 |
1 272 817 |
17.0 1/ |
Totals World |
87 157 162 |
26 748 963 |
13 133 140 |
13 754 265 |
60 035 670 |
4 836 106 |
12.4 |
1/ AverageSource: 1987 FAO Yearbook of Fishery Statistics: Commodities, Vol. 65. 1989.
- = data not available
Table 3: Gross National Product Statistics and Population Data for West Asia
|
1986 |
1973-86 |
1986 |
1973-86 |
1986 |
1973-86 |
GNP |
GNP Growth |
Population |
Population Growth Rate |
GNP per caput |
GNP Growth Rate |
|
Bangladesh |
16 070 |
4.4 |
103 086 |
2.5 |
160 |
1.9 |
Burma |
7 450 |
5.7 |
37 678 |
2.0 |
200 |
3.6 |
India |
213 440 |
4.5 |
781 034 |
2.2 |
270 |
2.2 |
Indonesia |
82 110 |
6.1 |
165 419 |
2.2 |
500 |
3.8 |
Kampuchea Dem. |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Malaysia |
29 500 |
6.3 |
15 935 |
2.4 |
1 850 |
3.8 |
Maldives |
60 |
5.8 |
189 |
- |
310 |
- |
Nepal |
2 640 |
3.1 |
16 962 |
2.6 |
160 |
0.5 |
Pakistan |
34 690 |
6.3 |
99 068 |
3.1 |
350 |
3.1 |
Singapore |
19 160 |
7.8 |
2 586 |
1.3 |
7 410 |
6.5 |
Sri Lanka |
6 460 |
5.0 |
16 115 |
1.6 |
400 |
3.3 |
Thailand |
42 440 |
5.9 |
52 672 |
2.3 |
810 |
3.5 |
Source: The 1988 update of the World Bank Atlas, 20th edition. 1988.- = data not available
Table 4: Basic data of Asia (West) (based on 1985 information (+ inclusive latest data wherever available))
|
Countries |
Area (km2) |
Total fish production (t) |
Inland fish production (t) |
Inland water resource available |
1
|
Bangladesh
|
142 776
|
758 000
|
586 000
|
Rivers, streams and canals: 830 080 ha2 |
Ox bow lakes: 985 ha |
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Reservoirs: 90 648 ha |
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Freshwater ponds: 146 890 ha |
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2
|
Burma
|
676 581
|
612 810
|
143 950
|
Riverine stretch: 4 367 km |
Lakes: 33 130 ha |
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Reservoirs: 80 000 ha |
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Floodplains: 6 million ha (seasonal) |
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3
|
India
|
3 287 782
|
2 858 914
|
1 081 893
|
Riverine stretch: 27 359 km |
Canals and irrigation channels: 112 645 |
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Lakes: 0.72 million ha |
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Reservoirs: 3.0 million ha |
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Ponds: 1.6 million ha |
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Paddy fields: 2.3 million ha |
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Brackishwater ponds: 1.71 million ha |
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4
|
Indonesia
|
1 907 568
|
2 217 170
|
538 000
|
Riverine stretch: 4 900 km |
Lakes: 17 million ha |
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Reservoirs: 27 000 ha |
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Brackishwater area: 2 390 000 ha |
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Freshwater ponds: 39 785 |
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Brackishwater ponds: 249 000 ha |
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Paddy fields: 135 000 ha |
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5
|
Kampuchea
|
181 000
|
65 000
|
59 000 |
1 major river: length N.A. |
Lakes: 10 000 km2 |
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6
|
Malaysia
|
336 700
|
664 976
|
3 801
|
Riverine stretch: 2 700 km |
10 000 km2 |
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Freshwater ponds: 7 000 ha |
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Brackishwater ponds: 500 ha |
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7
|
Maldives
|
298
|
55 000
|
Nil
|
N.A. |
No inland waters on the 1 190 small islands |
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8
|
Nepal
|
147 181
|
7 941
|
7 941
|
Riverine stretch: 11 800 km |
Lakes: 5 000 ha |
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Reservoirs: 1 380 ha |
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Fish ponds: 5 000 ha |
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9
|
Pakistan
|
803 945
|
378 656
|
70 606
|
Riverine stretch: 2 900 km |
Reservoirs: 80 613 ha |
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Ponds: 30 000 ha |
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Brackishwater area: 385 000 ha |
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10
|
Singapore
|
620
|
23 032
|
276 |
Freshwater ponds: 100 ha |
Brackishwater ponds: 210 ha |
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11
|
Sri Lanka
|
65 610
|
170 731
|
30 575
|
Riverine stretch: 800 km |
Tanks for irrigation: 100 000 ha |
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Brackishwater ponds: 1 450 ha |
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Brackishwater area: 12 000 ha |
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12
|
Thailand
|
513 115
|
2 249 808
|
150 000
|
Rivers and canals: 119 200 ha |
Lakes: 300 000 ha |
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Reservoirs: 255 000 ha |
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Freshwater ponds: 6 000 ha |
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Brackishwater area: 30 792 ha |
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Paddy area: 31 000 km2 |
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Floodplains: 18 000 km2 |
Source: Inland Fisheries of Indo-Pacific countries. FAO Circular No. 794 FIRI/C794, 1986.
Table 5: West Asian aquaculture production by country and by species groups in 1986 (t)
Country |
Finfish |
Crustacea |
Mollusca |
Seaweeds |
Others |
Totals |
Bangladesh |
119 210 |
14 658 |
- |
- |
- |
133 868 |
Burma |
5 044R |
- |
- |
- |
- |
5 044 |
India |
- |
17 000 |
1 800 |
- |
- |
18 800 |
Indonesia |
255 805F |
41 080 |
- |
86 000F |
- |
382 885 |
Kampuchea Dem. |
1 618 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
1 618 |
Malaysia |
6 604F |
371 |
45 664 |
- |
- |
52 639 |
Nepal |
4 162 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
4 162 |
Pakistan |
10 000F |
- |
- |
- |
- |
10 000 |
Singapore |
376 |
328 |
617 |
- |
- |
1 321 |
Sri Lanka |
50 |
2 |
- |
- |
- |
52 |
Thailand |
73 636F |
8 829F |
39 450F |
- |
7R |
121 922 |
Grand Totals |
476 505 |
82 268 |
87 531 |
86 000 |
7 |
732 311 |
Source: FAO Fisheries Circular No. 815, 1989
R = Repetition of data previously reported by the country
F = FAO estimate from available sources of information
Table 6: Main Groups Cultured in West Asian Countries
Marine shrimps |
All countries except Nepal |
Freshwater prawns |
Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Pakistan, Singapore, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka |
Groupers |
Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore |
Chinese carps |
Nepal, Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh, Kampuchea, Malaysia |
Common carps |
Malaysia, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Kampuchea, Nepal |
Indian carps |
India, Bangladesh, Burma, Nepal, Pakistan |
Rohu (Labeo sp.) |
Sri Lanka |
Thai silver carp (Puntius sp.) |
Malaysia |
Goramis |
Malaysia, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia |
Catfish (Clarias sp.) |
Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, Kampuchea |
Snakehead |
Malaysia, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka |
Tilapias |
Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia, Kampuchea, Bangladesh, Malaysia |
Mullets |
Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh |
Milkfish |
Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Malaysia |
Sea bass |
Malaysia, India, Bangladesh, Singapore, Thailand |
Cockles |
Thailand, Malaysia |
Mussels |
Thailand |
Mud crab |
Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand |
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AAETE |
Agency for Agricultural Education, Training and Extension, Indonesia |
ACTIM |
Agence pour la Coopération Technique, Industrielle et Economique, France |
ADB |
Asian Development Bank |
ADCP |
Aquaculture Development and Coordination Programme |
AIT |
Asian Institute of Technology |
ASEAN |
Association of Southeast Asian Nations |
BIOTROP |
Southeast Asian Regional Center for Tropical Biology |
BFDC |
Bangladesh Fisheries Development Corporation |
CCFRI |
Central Cold Water Fisheries Research Institute, India |
CIBA |
Central Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture, India |
CIDA |
Canadian International Development Agency |
CIFA |
Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture, India |
CIFE |
Central Institute for Fisheries Education, India |
CIFNET |
Central Institute of Fishery Nautical Engineering Trade, India |
CICAE |
Central Institute of Coastal Aquaculture Engineering, India |
CLSU |
Central Luzon State University, Philippines |
CMFRI |
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, India |
COFAF |
Committee of Food, Agriculture and Forestry (ASEAN) |
CRSP |
Collaborative Research Support Program (USAID) |
EAS |
European Aquaculture Society |
ESCAP |
Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific |
FAO |
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations |
FEDA |
Fish Farmers' Development Agencies, India |
GNP |
Gross National Product |
ICAR |
Indian Council of Agricultural Research |
ICLARM |
International Centre for Living Aquatic Resources Management |
IDA |
International Development Association |
IFREMER |
Institut français de recherche pour l'exploitation de la Mer, France |
IFAD |
International Fund for Agricultural Development |
IFS |
International Foundation for Science |
IPFC |
Indo-Pacific Fisheries Commission |
ITT |
Indian Institute of Technology |
JETRO |
Japanese External Trade Organization |
JICA |
Japan International Cooperation Agency |
MOAC |
Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Thailand |
MPEDA |
Marine Products Export Development Authority, India |
NABARD |
National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development |
NACA |
Network of Aquaculture Centres in Asia |
NARA |
National Aquatic Resource Agency, Sri Lanka |
NICA |
National Institute of Coastal Aquaculture, Thailand |
NIDC |
Nepal Industrial Development Corporation |
NIFI |
National Inland Fisheries Institute, Thailand |
NIO |
National Institute of Oceanography, Pakistan |
NORAD |
Norwegian Agency for International Development |
ODA |
Overseas Development Administration, UK |
PARC |
Pakistan Agricultural Research Council |
PCSIR |
Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research |
RICAF |
Research Institute for Coastal Aquaculture Fisheries, Indonesia |
RIFF |
Research Institute for Freshwater Fisheries, Indonesia |
SEAFDEC |
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center |
SEAFDEC-AQD |
SEAFDEC, Aquaculture Department, Philippines |
TCDC |
Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries |
UN |
United Nations |
UNDP |
United Nations Development Programme |
UNEP |
United Nations Environment Programme |
Unesco |
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization |
USAID |
United States Agency for International Development |
WAPDA |
Federal Water and Power Development Authority, Pakistan |
WAS |
World Aquaculture Society |
WFP |
World Food Programme |
WB |
World Bank |
Abbreviations of Databases and other Terminology
ASFIS |
Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Information Service |
ASFA |
Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts |
CD-ROM |
Compact Disc - Read only Memory |
DIALOG |
Central Service for Accessing Databases |
BRAIS |
Brackishwater Aquaculture Information System |
GLOBEFISH |
FAO Computerized System of Fish Marketing Information |
FISHDAB |
FAO Yearly Statistics |
GRID |
Global Resource Information Database |
SEAFIS |
Southeast Asian Fisheries Information Service |
ADCP/REP/75/1 |
Aquaculture Planning in Africa |
ADCP/REP/76/2 |
Aquaculture Planning in Asia |
ADCP/REP/76/3 |
Aquaculture Planning in Latin America |
ADCP/REP/76/3A FI/R188 |
Kyoto Conference |
ADCP/REP/78/4 |
Aid for Aquaculture Development |
ADCP/REP/78/5 |
Outline of an Applied Research and Experimental Development Programme for the Latin American Regional Centre for Aquaculture |
ADCP/REP/78/6 |
Curriculum for the Training of Aquaculturists in the Latin American Regional Centre for Aquaculture |
ADCP/REP/79/7 |
Curriculum for the Training of Aquaculturists in the African Regional Centre for Aquaculture |
ADCP/REP/79/8 |
Training in Fish Feed Technology. Report of the FAO/UNDP Training Course in Fish Feed Technology held in the University of Washington, Seattle, 9 October-15 December 1978 |
ADCP/REP/79/9 |
Aquaculture Information - Report of the Meeting of an Aquaculture Information Group held in Rome, 25-28 April 1979 |
ADCP/REP/79/10 |
Aquaculture Development in China - Report of a FAO/UNDP Aquaculture Study Tour to the People's Republic of China, 2 May - 1 June 1978 |
ADCP/REP/80/11 |
Fish Feed Technology - Lectures presented at the FAO/UNDP Training Course in Fish Feed Technology, held at the College of Fisheries, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, 9 October-15 December 1978 |
ADCP/REP/80/12 ADCP/REP/80/13 |
Outline Research Programme for the African Regional Aquaculture Centre, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. Curriculum for the Training of Aquaculturists in the Asian Aquaculture Network |
ADCP/REP/80/14 |
Outline Research Programmes for the Regional Aquaculture Lead Centres in Asia - Parts I and II |
ADCP/REP/80/15 |
Outline Research Programmes for the Regional Aquaculture Lead Centres in Asia - Part III |
ADCP/REP/81/16 (out of print) |
Reproductive Physiology of Teleost Fishes - A Review of Present Knowledge and Needs for Future Research |
ADCP/REP/82/17 |
Aid for Aquaculture Development in the Third World |
ADCP/REP/83/18 |
Fish Feeds and Feeding in Developing Countries - An Interim Report on the ADCP Feed Development Programme |
ADCP/REP/83/19 Rev. 1 |
AQUIS Aquaculture Information System - Users' Manual |
ADCP/REP/83/20 |
Planificación del Desarrollo de la Acuicultura - Guía Preliminar (An Introductory Guide to Aquaculture Development) |
ADCP/REP/84/21 |
Inland Aquaculture Engineering - Lectures presented at the ADCP Interregional Training Course in Inland Aquaculture Engineering, Budapest |
ADCP/REP/85/22 |
Nutritional Fish Pathology - Morphological Signs of Nutrient Deficiency and Toxicity in Farmed Fish |
ADCP/REP/86/23 |
Observations on International Technical Assistance to Aquaculture |
ADCP/REP/86/24 |
Planning an Aquaculture Facility - Guidelines for Bioprogramming and Design |
ADCP/REP/87/25 |
Future Economic Outlook for Aquaculture and Related Assistance Needs |
ADCP/REP/87/26 |
Feed and Feeding of Fish and Shrimp - A Manual on the Preparation and Presentation of Compound Feeds for Shrimp and Fish in Aquaculture |
ADCP/REP/87/27 |
Aquaculture Sector Development - A Guideline for the Preparation of a National Plan |
ADCP/REP/87/28 |
Women in Aquaculture - Proceedings of the ADCP/NORAD Workshop on Women in Aquaculture. Rome, FAO, 13-16 April 1987 |
ADCP/REP/87/29 |
The Markets for the Prime Mediterranean Species - Sea Bass, Sea Bream, Mullets and Eel - and their links with investment |
ADCP/REP/88/30 |
A Regional Survey of the Aquaculture Sector in Eleven Middle East Countries |
ADCP/REP/88/31 |
A Regional Survey of the Aquaculture Sector in East Asia |
ADCP/REP/88/32 |
A Regional Survey of the Aquaculture Sector in the Pacific |
ADCP/REP/89/33 |
Planning for Aquaculture Development - Report of an Expert Consultation held in Policoro, Italy, 26 July-2 August 1988 |
ADCP/REP/89/34 |
A Regional Survey of the Aquaculture Sector in the Mediterranean Region |
ADCP/REP/89/35 |
A Regional Survey of the Aquaculture Sector in West Asia |
ADCP/REP/89/36 |
A Regional Survey of the Aquaculture Sector in Africa South of the Sahara |