Fish Farmer Self-Help group
support project
About Us
The Fish Farmers Self-Help Group was formed to harness the
potential of Coastal resources through sustainable mariculture.
The group brings together youth and women to engage in
the farming of high-value marine species such as Marine
Tilapia Milkfish, Prawns and Crabs.
By adopting modern mariculture techniques, the group aims
to boost seafood production, create jobs, and support the
growing demand for fish and marine products while
conserving natural ecosystems.
Vision
To become a leading community-based
mariculture enterprise promoting sustainable
seafood production, economic empowerment,
and ocean conservation
Mission
To improve livelihoods through sustainable marine farming, innovation, and responsible use of Coastal resources.
Objectives
- To increase income through mariculture activities
- To promote sustainable use of marine and Coastal resources
- To empower youth and women through Blue Economy and Circular Economy opportunities
- To supply high-quality and affordable seafood to local and regional markets
- To encourage environmentally responsible
mariculture practices.
Core Activities
Economic & Social Impact
Future plans
- Expand mariculture sites and production capacity.
- Establish a hatchery for fish. Invest in cold storage and value addition (processing & packaging)
- Access export markets for high-value seafood.
- ​Build partnerships with
research and marine institutions.
- Strengthening partnerships with agricultural
organizations and development partners.