Smart and Integrated Fishing Harbour at Mayabunder

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News: The Government of India approved the Smart and Integrated Fishing Harbour at Mayabunder under PMMSY with full central financial assistance.

About Smart and Integrated Fishing Harbour at Mayabunder

Smart and Integrated Fishing Harbour at Mayabunder
Source – PIB
  • It is a modern harbour project planned to improve fisheries infrastructure using technology and sustainable practices.
  • Location: It is located at Mayabunder in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
  • Ministry involved: The project is implemented by the Department of Fisheries under the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying.
  • Total corpus: The total approved cost of the project is ₹199.24 crore, with 100% Central Financial Assistance.
  • Scheme type: The project is funded under the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY).
  • Objective: The project aims to strengthen fisheries infrastructure, promote sustainable fishing, enhance safety, and improve income and livelihoods of stakeholders.
  • Key features
    • Harbour facilities: Safe landing and berthing arrangements for fishing vessels.
    • Blue Port Initiative: It is being developed in alignment with the Blue Port Initiative, focusing on sustainable and technologically advanced maritime infrastructure.
    • Technological Integration: The harbour will feature IoT-enabled systems, digital traceability, and energy-efficient infrastructure to modernize fish handling and operations.
    • Capacity: It will provide safe landing and berthing for 430 fishing vessels and is designed to handle an annual fish landing of 9,900 tonnes.
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