This fits into the same fisheries series you've been compiling. It adds several important updates, including:PMMSY support for Odisha₹1,086.51 crore worth of fisheries projects approved.Central share of ₹416.84 crore.Modernisation of Paradip Fishing Harbour approved at ₹108.91 crore.FIDF investments13 infrastructure projects approved.Total project cost: ₹784.32 crore.Includes

Key takeawaysWomen prioritised under PMMSYWomen are recognised as a priority beneficiary group under the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY).Eligible for up to 60% government financial assistance for beneficiary-oriented activities, compared with 40% for the general category.Andhra Pradesh focusThe Andhra Pradesh Fishermen Cooperative Federation (AFCOF)

Key highlights12 Integrated Aquaparks approvedThe Department of Fisheries has approved 12 Integrated Aquaparks under the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY).Total investment: ₹713.80 crore.Andhra Pradesh AquaparkAn Integrated Aquapark has been approved for Andhra Pradesh at a cost of ₹88.08 crore.The project includes:Seafood Processing ParkShrimpMarine finfishCrabSeaweedOrnamental

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