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Central Institute of Fisheries Education
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Seven Bungalows
Andheri (W), Mumbai - 400061
Phone : +91 22 2636 1446 / 7 / 8
Fax : +91 22 2636 1573
http://www.cife.edu.in
Email : contact@cife.edu.in
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| Author: Mahesh 14 Jan 2010 | Member Level: Diamond Points : 2 | CIFE Training Programmes 20009-10
S No Title of the training programme Duration Course fee Course Directors Venue
1 Scampi hatchery Management using underground sub saline water 21-30-April, 2009, 10 days Rs.3000 Dr.S.Raizada Rohtak Centre
2 Grow out practices of giant fresh water prawn using
inland saline water 12-21 May, 2009
10 days Rs.3000 Dr.S.Raizada Rohtak Centre
3 Scampi hatchery management using synthetic sea water 21-30 May, 2009
10 days Rs.3000 Dr.Somdutt
Powarkheda
Centre
4 Grow out practices of tiger
shrimp in inland saline
water 9-15 June, 2009
7 days
Rs.2000 Dr.V.K.Sharma Rohtak Centre
5 Finfish and shell fish
hatchery operation and
management 18-24 June, 2009
7 days Rs.2000 Dr.P.K.Roy Kolkata Centre
6 Seed production and
culture of Magur, Clarias
batrachus 23-29 June, 2009, 7 days Rs.2000 Dr.U.K.Maheswari Rohtak Centre
7 Recent advancement in
Farming of Giant freshwater prawn 13-22 July, 2009
10 days Rs.3000 Dr.B.K.Mahapatra Kolkata Centre
8 Seed production and
culture of Magur 14-20 July, 2009
7 days Rs.2000
Dr.G.Venugopal Kakinada
Centre
9 Carp hatchery management
for maintaining genetic quality 22-31 July, 2009
10 days Rs.3000 Dr. S. Jahag eerdar Powarkheda
Centre
10 Ornamental fish breeding
and culture
19-28 August, 2009,
10 days Rs.3000 Dr.Archana Sinha Kolkata Centre
11 Brackish water finfish and shell fish farming techniques 4-10 Sept, 2009
7 days Rs.2000 Dr.G.Venugopal Kakinada Centre
12 Scampi hatchery and culture
technique 21-27Oct, 2009
7 days Rs.2000 Dr.G.Venugopal Kakinada Centre
13 Fish processing and
marketing 4-13 November,
2009, 10 days Rs.3000 Dr.G.H.Pailan Kolkata Centre
14 Fisheries co-management
12-21 November, 2009,10 days Rs3000 Dr.P.S.Ananthan Mumbai HQ
15 Value added fishery products 14-23 December,
2009, 10 days Rs.3000 Dr.P.Sardar Kolkata Centre
16 Promoting Hindi in the
offices 11-16 January, 2010
6 days Rs.2000 Dr.R.P.Uniyal Mumbai HQ
17 Monitoring of water and soil
parameters for sustainable
aquaculture 15-24 Feb, 2010
10 days Rs.3000 Dr.S.Datta Kolkata Centre
18 Project preparation,
monitoring and evaluation 16-22 February,
2010, 7 days Rs.2000
Dr.Nalini Ranjan
Kumar Mumbai HQ
19 Aquatic environmental
management
2-8February, 2010
7 days Rs.2000 Dr.C.S.Purushothaman MumbaiHQ
20 Training skill development 17-23 March, 2010
7 days Rs.2000 Dr.S.K.Mishra Mumbai HQ
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Mumbai
About the Institute
The Central Institute of Fisheries Education (CIFE),Mumbai is a deemed university under the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi .The CIFE has been rendering yeoman service in fisheries education and training since its inception in 1961. The Institute’s headquarters is located at Mumbai and has four regional centres located in different parts of the country. The Institute imparts post graduate education in all major disciplines of fisheries and offers training and consultancies in fisheries and related disciplines.
Eligibility for training:
Aspiring entrepreneurs, professionals, officials, students, researchers and others engaged in fisheries sector, preferably graduates with field experience, can apply.
Application:
Application on plain paper in the given format is to be sent at least one month before the start of the programme directly to the concerned Course Directors and for each programme separate applications should be sent. Those candidates who are interested to undergo training at Regional Centres may forward their application directly to the Scientist In Charge of the concerned Centre. In service candidates need to apply through proper channel.
Intake of candidates : Maximum -20
Medium of instruction : English and Hindi
Fees:
Course fee payment should be made in the form of Demand Draft (DD) drawn in favour of “ICAR Unit ,CIFE, Mumbai” payable at State Bank of India, Mumbai. The demand draft should be submitted along with the application form.
Boarding and Lodging :
Accommodation will be provided to outside participants during the period of training. Food will be available in the students managed mess. The boarding and lodging charges will be about Rs.125 (Rupees one hundred and twenty five only) per person per day which are to be borne by the participants. No accompanies are allowed.
Travel cost:
Travel cost should be borne by the participants.
Foreign participants:
Candidates for the training must be sponsored by the home countries and by the sponsoring organization. Application form with detailed bio data, passport number, travel plan etc to be sent to DDG (Fisheries) ICAR, Krishi Anusandhan Bhavan II, Pusa Road, New Delhi -110 012 with a copy to CIFE, Versova, Mumbai - 61 for information. Training fee will be $ 100 per candidate. On campus stay and food will be about INR 200 (Rupees two hundred only) per person per day. Accommodation will be provided at the campus. Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Mumbai
Application Format
Title of the training programme : ____________________________________
____________________________________
1. Name of the applicant : _______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
2. Date of birth : _______________________________________
3. Nationality : _______________________________________
4. Contact Phone Number : _______________________________________
5. E mail : _______________________________________
6. Fax : _______________________________________
7. Gender :Male/Female : _______________________________________
8. Educational Qualifications : _______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
9. Occupation : _______________________________________
10. Name of your organization : _______________________________________
11. Mailing address : _______________________________________
12. Work experience : _______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
13. Present position : _______________________________________
14. Description of your work : _______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
Certified that I have filled up the above form truthfully
Signature of the applicant with date
Addresses for Communication
Director
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
(Deemed university-ICAR)
Seven Bungalows, Versova
Mumbai - 400061,
Tel.: 022-26363404
Fax: 022 26361573,
E mail: director@cife.edu.in,
Website: www.cife.edu.in
Scientist -in-Charge
CIFE Centre, Kolkata
32, G. N. Block, Sector-V
Salt Lake City, Kolkata - 700 091
West Bengal
Ph : 033 - 2357 3893/7265/ 5269
Fax : 033 - 2357 3469
kolkatacentre@cife.edu.in
sinhaarchana@yahoo.com
Scientist -in-Charge
CIFE Centre, Rohtak
Lahli, Via - Anawal
Rohtak - 124 411
Haryana
Ph : 01258 - 253595/253506
Tele. Fax : 01258 -253506
rohtakcentre@cife.edu.in
vksharma7772@yahoo.co.in
Scientist -in-Charge
CIFE Centre, Kakinada
Near Old Burma Shell
Beach Road,Kakinada - 533 007
Andhra Pradesh
Ph : 0884 - 2376746
Tele. Fax : 0884 - 2373602
kakinadacentre@cife.edu.in
cife-kkd@rediffmail.com
Scientist -in-Charge
Freshwater Fish Farm of CIFE
Powarkheda
Dist. Hoshangabad - 461 110
Madhya Pradesh
Ph : 07574 - 227280
Fax : 07574 - 227208
powarkhedacentre@cife.edu.in
somdutt1954@yahoo.com
| | Author: Mahesh 14 Jan 2010 | Member Level: Diamond Points : 2 | Knowledge for Blue Revolution
Certificate Courses Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Mumbai, India
Certificate Courses at a Glance
Breeding and Hatchery Management of Shrimp 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2009 Kakinada
Breeding and Hatchery Management of Scampi 1 May – 30 Jul 2009 Rohtak
(Macrobrachium rosenbergii)
Freshwater Aquaculture and Farm Management 1 Jun – 31 Aug 2009 Powarkheda
Breeding and Culture of Ornamental Fish 1 Aug – 31 Oct 2009 Kolkata
Fisheries and Aquaculture Extension 1 Aug – 31 Oct, 2009 Mumbai
Brackishwater Aquaculture and Farm Management 1 Sep - 30 Nov 2009 Kakinada
The Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai is a premier institute in fisheries education and
has been providing post graduate and doctoral education in the frontier and emerging areas of
fisheries. Since inception, the institute has been imparting different kinds of in-service and demand
driven short-term training programmes for different clientele groups. Fishers, farmers,
entrepreneurs, development personnel, and university teachers have been benefited by such courses.
Why these courses are Different?
These certificate courses have been designed to impart more intensive knowledge based skill training
on different aspects of fisheries and aquaculture to produce updated fisheries professionals as well as
self-propelled and confident entrepreneurs.
The method of training would be an interactive two-way facilitation process to build upon the existing
information, knowledge, rich experience and expertise of participants on the existing practices, add
elements of the recent developments, synthesize, package and deliver the relevant know-how needed.
Training courses would involve many behavioral skills to facilitate this flow of two way learning process
from the accumulated field experiences and the emerging areas of knowledge. Accordingly, these
courses would focus on field exposure and hands-on-training rather than conventional classroom based
over loading of theoretical lectures. The participants would certainly be refreshed, updated and wellequipped
with knowledge and skill to confidently harness the opportunities and able to face the
emerging challenges at their work places and vocations.
Pedagogy
The programme will utilize a variety of pedagogical tools including participative methods through role
playing, simulation exercises, group discussion, case studies, presentations, participation in field
activities, do-it-yourself sessions and exposure visits.
i. To conduct post graduate academic
programs in core and emerging
disciplines of fisheries science
ii. To conduct basic and strategic research
in frontier areas of fisheries
iii. To conduct demand-driven training and
educational programs for different stake
holders in fisheries sector
iv. To provide technical support, inputs for
policy development, and consultancy
services
Mandate
CIFE has the capability to offer the best education pedagogy with contextual and practical
applications. So CIFE stands as premier almamater in global fisheries map. During the last four
decades a good number of fisheries professionals from Asian, African and South American countries
have been trained. With headquarters being situated at Mumbai and centres located at four
important places all over India, CIFE imparts Doctoral, Masters and Diploma programmes in
frontiers areas of fisheries science. The mandate of CIFE is postgraduate teaching, basic research,
training and consultancy in fisheries. CIFE is known for its industry relevance and global orientation
in fisheries sector. Since inception, the institute has been imparting different kinds of demand
driven training programmes for different clientele. Fishers, farmers, entrepreneurs, development
personnel, fisheries professionals and university teachers have benefited by such courses.
CIFE is organizing certificate courses on different topics where the emphasis is on creativity,
innovation and entrepreneurship. These courses will provide quality education with a
comprehensive curriculum preparing participants academically and professionally to enter the
entrepreneurship market.
CIFE Centre, Kakinada
Near Old Burma Shell
Beach Road
Kakinada - 533 007
(Andhra Pradesh)
Phone: 0884-2376746 (O)
0884-2373602 (OIC & Fax)
0884-2379146 (R)
cife_kkd@rediffmail.com
www.cife.edu.in
Kakinada
CIFE Centre, Rohtak
Lahli, Via Anawal
Rohtak - 124 411
(Haryana)
Ph: 01258–253595/253506 (O)
Fax: 01258 – 253506
Mobile: 09896047070
vksharma7772@yahoo.co.in
www.cife.edu.in
Rohtak
CIFE Centre,Powarkheda
Hoshangabad - 461 110
(Madhya Pradesh)
Ph: 07574-227280 (O)
Fax: 07574-227208 (O)
somdutt1954@yahoo.com
www.cife.edu.in
Powarkheda
CIFE Centre, Kolkata
32, G. N. Block, Sector-V
Salt Lake City
Kolkata-700 091
(West Bengal)
Ph : 033-3575269/23573893
/23577265 (O)
Fax: 033-23573469 (O)
kolkatacentre@cife.edu.in
www.cife.edu.in
Kolkata
Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
(CIFE) was established in 1961 by the
Government of India under FAO/UNDP
assistance to impart professional training to
the in-service personnel of Departments of
Fisheries of various States. The Institute
came under the administrative control of
Indian Council of Agriculture Research (ICAR)
st on 1 April 1979, and was accorded the
th Deemed-to-be University status on 29 March
1989. Thus the areas of operation of CIFE
were widened to include research and
extension activities as well.
Spectrum of activities
CIFE imparts Doctoral, Masters, Diploma and
Certificate Courses in frontiers areas of
fisheries sciences. In addition, it also
conducts basic and applied research,
demand-driven training programmes and
provides consultancy in fisheries. CIFE is
known for its industry relevance and global
orientation in fisheries sector.
Infrastructure Facilities
Learning Resources
Class rooms equipped with computer and LCD
projection systems and labs wi th
sophisticated equipments provide effective
learning environment. A state-of-the-art
computer center provides round the clock
Internet ser v i ce wi th broadband
connectivity. The Institute has modern
auditorium, community hall, conference
hall, three committee rooms that are
equipped wi th lates t audio-vi sual
equipments, including video conferencing
facility for hosting seminars, conferences
and cultural functions. The institute has two
fishing vessels namely M.F.V. Saraswati (OAL-
36.57 m) and M.F.V. Narmada (OAL-11.6 m) to
support its on-board research and training
programmes on fishing, navigation,
oceanography and other such studies.
Museum
CIFE museum (80 sq. m. area) houses a
fascinating collection of a large variety of
finfish and shellfish and other aquatic
animals, mostly collected during Institute's
cruise programs organized for on-board
training of students.
Library
The Institute's library is identified as the
“National library for Fisheries and Allied
Sciences” and has a rich collection of books,
journals and CD databases such as ASFA,
PLTOX, Water-lit and Eco-disc etc. The
library is also equipped with microfilm
reader, audio-visual facility, computer and
photocopying facility.
Accommodation
CIFE has a well-furnished hostel, modest
guesthouse and dormitory facilities for its
students, trainees, visiting faculty and
guests. The hostel is provided with facilities
like recreation room having home theatre
system, and computers with access to
internet connectivity.
Contact Person
Dr. S.N. Ojha
Principal Scientist & Course Coordinator
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Deemed University, ICAR
Seven Bungalows, Versova,
Mumbai – 400 061
Phone: 022-26361446/7/8
Fax: 91-22-26361573
E-mail: snojha@cife.edu.in
Website: www.cife.edu.in
Course organizers
Dr. Arpita Sharma (arpitasharma@cife.edu.in)
Dr. S.K. Mishra (skmishra@cife.edu.in)
Dr. P.S. Ananthan (ananthan@cife.edu.in)
Certificate course on
1 Aug - 31 Oct 2009
Fisheries and Aquaculture Extension
Fisheries extension has a remarkable role to
play in sustaining natural water bodies and
fish catch. Aquaculture provides ample scope
for vertical and horizontal expansion. Today,
extension education is equipped with
approaches, strategies, methods and tools to
face emerging challenges. A few aspiring
GOs, NGOs, corporate and community
organizations are equipping themselves with
such tools. All such lessons experienced by
them need to be collected and disseminated.
The emerging issues in fisheries and
aquaculture extension also need to be
imparted to empower field functionaries.
To succeed in thi s mi s s ion, CIFE
headquarters, Mumbai offers a certificate
course on “Fisheries and Aquaculture
Extension” for state officials, NGOs,
Fishers/Fish farmers, Entrepreneurs,
Students and for all who are interested.
Essential qualification is graduates in
biological science or arts and humanities.
Learning Objectives
· To sensitize on emerging areas in the field
of fisheries and aquaculture extension.
· To develop skills in preparing and using
different extension methods and tools.
Expected Output
· Updated officers and entrepreneurs on
emerging areas of fisheries and
aquaculture extension with confidence in
using extension methods and tools.
Course Content
Theory
An overview of Fisheries and Aquaculture
Extension in India and the world; Aquaculture
Extension: relevance of aquaculture to rural
development; Trickle Down System (TDS) of
Aquaculture Extension, Planning, designing
and executing TDS; Capture Fisheries
Extension: Mobilizing and empowering
community, governance, advocacy; Comanagement
- Overview, preparatory phase,
negotiation phase, learning-by-doing phase;
SHGs and cooperatives; Entrepreneurship
De v e l o pme n t : Ch a r a c t e r i s t i c s o f
Entrepreneur - Business incubators; Business
plans; Participatory Appraisals; Extension
communication skills - Oral Presentation,
Group Communications; Developing
Extension Materials; Writing project
proposals; Writing success stories;
Information Communication Technology
(ICT) in Fisheries and Aquaculture;
Managing Training Programmes: Training
Need Assessment, Developing Training Plans,
D e s i g n i n g Tr a i n i n g Pr o g r amme s ,
Implementing Training Programmes and
Moni tor ing & Evaluat ing Training
Programmes; Disaster Management;
Concepts, Natural and manmade hazards,
Climate change and global warming and
Management strategies. Human Resource
Management - Concepts, management
process, HR process, managing careers and
c omp e n s a t i o n d y n ami c s . Ge n d e r
mainstreaming
Practical
Conducting PRA : Interview - Semi-Structured
Interview; Problem ranking, Wealth ranking,
Livelihoods ranking, Gender analysis;
Mapping - Resource mapping, Venn diagram,
Transect walk; Temporal type - Problem tree;
Historical timeline; Seasonal calendar;
Designing and conducting village level
Training programme; Making oral
presentations; Writing proposals; Writing
success stories; Developing extension
materials using multimedia; Script writing
for making documentaries.
Field Visits
Visit to NGO, Department of Fisheries,
Community Organization; Doordarshan.
CIFE, Headquarters
Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
(CIFE) was established in 1961 by the
Government of India under FAO/UNDP
assistance to impart professional training to
the in-service personnel of Departments of
Fisheries of various States. The Institute
came under the administrative control of
Indian Council of Agriculture Research (ICAR)
st on 1 April 1979, and was accorded the
th Deemed-to-be University status on 29 March
1989. Thus the areas of operation of CIFE
were widened to include research and
extension activities as well.
Spectrum of activities
CIFE imparts Doctoral, Masters, Diploma and
Certificate Courses in frontiers areas of
fisheries sciences. In addition, it also
conducts basic and applied research,
demand-driven training programmes and
provides consultancy in fisheries. CIFE is
known for its industry relevance and global
orientation in fisheries sector.
Infrastructure Facilities
Learning Resources
Class rooms equipped with computer and LCD
projection systems and labs wi th
sophisticated equipments provide effective
learning environment. A state-of-the-art
computer center provides round the clock
Internet ser v i ce wi th broadband
connectivity. The Institute has modern
auditorium, community hall, conference
hall, three committee rooms that are
equipped wi th lates t audio-vi sual
equipments, including video conferencing
facility for hosting seminars, conferences
and cultural functions. The institute has two
fishing vessels namely M.F.V. Saraswati (OAL-
36.57 m) and M.F.V. Narmada (OAL-11.6 m) to
support its on-board research and training
programmes on fishing, navigation,
oceanography and other such studies.
Museum
CIFE museum (80 sq. m. area) houses a
fascinating collection of a large variety of
finfish and shellfish and other aquatic
animals, mostly collected during Institute's
cruise programs organized for on-board
training of students.
Library
The Institute's library is identified as the
“National library for Fisheries and Allied
Sciences” and has a rich collection of books,
journals and CD databases such as ASFA,
PLTOX, Water-lit and Eco-disc etc. The
library is also equipped with microfilm
reader, audio-visual facility, computer and
photocopying facility.
Accommodation
CIFE has a well-furnished hostel, modest
guesthouse and dormitory facilities for its
students, trainees, visiting faculty and
guests. The hostel is provided with facilities
like recreation room having home theatre
system, and computers with access to
internet connectivity.
Contact Person
Dr. S.N. Ojha
Principal Scientist & Course Coordinator
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Deemed University, ICAR
Seven Bungalows, Versova,
Mumbai – 400 061
Phone: 022-26361446/7/8
Fax: 91-22-26361573
E-mail: snojha@cife.edu.in
Website: www.cife.edu.in
Course organizers
Dr. Arpita Sharma (arpitasharma@cife.edu.in)
Dr. S.K. Mishra (skmishra@cife.edu.in)
Dr. P.S. Ananthan (ananthan@cife.edu.in)
Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
(CIFE) was established in 1961 by the
Government of India under FAO/UNDP
assistance to impart professional training to
the in-service personnel of Departments of
Fisheries of various States. The Institute
came under the administrative control of
Indian Council of Agriculture Research (ICAR)
st on 1 April 1979, and was accorded the
th Deemed-to-be University status on 29 March
1989. Thus the areas of operation of CIFE
were widened to include research and
extension activities as well.
Spectrum of activities
CIFE imparts Doctoral, Masters, Diploma and
Certificate Courses in frontiers areas of
fisheries sciences. In addition, it also
conducts basic and applied research,
demand-driven training programmes and
provides consultancy in fisheries. CIFE is
known for its industry relevance and global
orientation in fisheries sector.
Infrastructure Facilities
Learning Resources
Class rooms equipped with computer and LCD
projection systems and labs wi th
sophisticated equipments provide effective
learning environment. A state-of-the-art
computer center provides round the clock
Internet ser v i ce wi th broadband
connectivity. The Institute has modern
auditorium, community hall, conference
hall, three committee rooms that are
equipped wi th lates t audio-vi sual
equipments, including video conferencing
facility for hosting seminars, conferences
and cultural functions. The institute has two
fishing vessels namely M.F.V. Saraswati (OAL-
36.57 m) and M.F.V. Narmada (OAL-11.6 m) to
support its on-board research and training
programmes on fishing, navigation,
oceanography and other such studies.
Museum
CIFE museum (80 sq. m. area) houses a
fascinating collection of a large variety of
finfish and shellfish and other aquatic
animals, mostly collected during Institute's
cruise programs organized for on-board
training of students.
Library
The Institute's library is identified as the
“National library for Fisheries and Allied
Sciences” and has a rich collection of books,
journals and CD databases such as ASFA,
PLTOX, Water-lit and Eco-disc etc. The
library is also equipped with microfilm
reader, audio-visual facility, computer and
photocopying facility.
Accommodation
CIFE has a well-furnished hostel, modest
guesthouse and dormitory facilities for its
students, trainees, visiting faculty and
guests. The hostel is provided with facilities
like recreation room having home theatre
system, and computers with access to
internet connectivity.
Contact Person
Dr. S.N. Ojha
Principal Scientist & Course Coordinator
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Deemed University, ICAR
Seven Bungalows, Versova,
Mumbai – 400 061
Phone: 022-26361446/7/8
Fax: 91-22-26361573
E-mail: snojha@cife.edu.in
Website: www.cife.edu.in
Course organizers
Dr. Arpita Sharma (arpitasharma@cife.edu.in)
Dr. S.K. Mishra (skmishra@cife.edu.in)
Dr. P.S. Ananthan (ananthan@cife.edu.in)
CIFE Kakinada Centre is one of the nodal
centres of CIFE imparting training
programmes on various aspects of
brackishwater and freshwater aquaculture
since four decades. The centre has been
playing a key role in bringing “Blue
Revolution” in Andhra Pradesh by its
intensive efforts on HRD and extension
activities.
Objectives
?To impart field training in brackishwater
and freshwater aquaculture to the
trainees of CIFE, Mumbai, its other
regional centers and to in-service
personnel, private entrepreneurs,
farmers etc.
?To develop brackishwater and freshwater
finfish and shell fish farming
?To disseminate and popularize the
brackishwater and freshwater farming
through extension programmes
Location
CIFE Kakinada Centre is located at the brim
of Kakinada Bay in the Bay of Bengal, the
Head Quarter of East Godavari district, one
of the fertile districts of Andhra Pradesh in
terms of Agriculture as well as Fisheries and
Aquaculture. It is about 2 kms away from the
CIFE, Kakinada Centre
Kakinada Port Railway Station and 5 kms
away from Kakinada Bus Stand. The nearest
airports are Rajahmundry (70 km) and
Visakhapatnam (175 km). Overall climate in
Kakinada is all-time summer.
Spectrum of activities
?Short-term training programmes on
various aspects of Aquaculture viz.,
Brackishwater Aquaculture, Freshwater
Aquaculture, Management of Freshwater
Prawn Hatchery and Carp & Catfish seed
production technologies and health
management.
Carrying out Research Projects in the
frontier areas of Brackishwater and
Freshwater Aquaculture
?Field Demonstration and other Transfer of
Technology programmes for proven
technologies in Aquaculture
Infrastructure Facilities
Brackishwater Fish Farm at Kakinada
A first creek based Brackish Water Fish Farm
in A.P. was established in 1968, spread over
an area of 16 acres with 10 rearing ponds and
8 grow out ponds at Kakinada.
Fin fish and Shell fish production is taken up
every year with special emphasis to develop
R&D and to conduct on-farm demonstrations
and hands-on training.
Freshwater Fish Farm at Balabhadrapuram
?This farm is located at equi-distance of 35
kms between Kakinada and Rajamundry.
?Farm is spread over an area of 7 acres with
30 nursery ponds and 3 stock ponds.
?R&D on transgenic fish is a major thrust
area.
?A new model Magur hatchery has been
established and operated at commercial
level.
?
Contact Person
Dr. G. Venugopal
Officer-in-charge &
Course Coordinator
CIFE, Kakinada Centre,
Beach Road
Kakinada, E.G. district
Andhra Pradesh – 533007
Email: cife_kkd@rediffmail.com
Phone: 0884-2376746 (Office)
Fax: 0884-2373602
0884-2379146 (Residence)
Website: www.cife.edu.in
Course Organizers
Dr. S.S.H. Razvi
Dr. M. Abbas
Laboratories
A well established molecular biology
laboratory with modern equipment based on
PCR techniques
A well established water and soil analysis
laboratory with modern equipment
Shellfish Hatchery
A shellfish hatchery designed for semicommercial
purposes as well as for hands-on
training.
Library
A well furnished, air-conditioned library with
over 4,000 text books, journals, periodicals,
dissertations, etc., in various aspects of
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Lecture Hall
A well furnished, comfortable lecture hall
(air-conditioned) with advanced audiovisual
aids for efficient teaching & learning
experience.
Certificate course on
Management of Shrimp
1 Apr - 30 Jun 2009
Breeding and Hatchery
CIFE, Kakinada offers a certificate course on
“Breeding and Hatchery Management of
Shrimp” for state officials, NGOs,
Fishers/Fish farmers, Entrepreneurs,
Students and all who are interested.
Essential qualification however is graduates
in biological science.
Learning objectives
?To offer fundamental as well as advanced
training in the field of Breeding and
Hatchery Management of Shrimp
?To gain hands-on experience and
conf idence in Shr imp hatchery
management
Expected output
?Gaining self-confidence in operation of
shrimp hatchery
?Knowledgeable and trained human
resource for self employment and to
support the sector in quality seed
production for sustainable aquaculture
Course Contents
Theory
Shrimp Farming
Ecology of Brackish water – Biology of
cultivable shell fish – Site selection for shrimp
hatchery – Overview of shrimp farming
practices – Induction of maturity in captivity -
Spawning – Embryonic and larval
Development – Programme for development
Specific Pathogen Free (SPF) and Specific
Pathogen Resistant (SPR) Brood stock
Hatchery Management
History and development of shrimp breeding
and hatchery techniques in vogue – Status of
shrimp hatchery technology in India – Lay
out, Design and Construction of Hatchery –
Seawater management: water treatment
methods and application of bio-filters and
mechanical filters – Procurement brood stock
and maturation systems – Naupli production
techniques – Algae and other live feed
cultures – Prospects of probiotic use in shrimp
hatchery – Larval rearing techniques / PL
rearing methods – Nutrition: Feed formulation and
feeding strategies in hatcheries – Micro-bound and
microencapsulated diets – Water quality
management protocols – Health monitoring in
hatcheries – Packing and transportation methods
Health Management
Bacterial, Viral, Fungal, Parasitic, Nutritional and
Environmental Diseases in Hatcheries and culture
systems – Common diseases in hatchery – Disease
diagnostic techniques – Prevention and control of
diseases in hatcheries and culture systems – use
and disuse of antibiotics – Importance of
quarantine in aquaculture
Economics
Economics of Shrimp hatcheries and seed
production
Post Harvest Technology
Post harvest methods of preservation – Value
addition of shrimp products
Practical
Identification of cultivable shrimps – Qualitative
and quantitative analysis of plankton in brackish
water – Water quality parameters including
nutrients – Disease diagnostic techniques – Algal
culture techniques – Monitoring microbial loads of
larval rearing tanks – Application of PCR
techniques for WSSV in gravids, zoeal stage, mysis
and post-larvae – MBV diagnosis methods and
other bacterial and protozoal disease
identification and Treatment / Control methods.
Field Practical
Shrimp Seed collection from natural resources,
Segregation and identification – Hatchery
operations for one cycle – Spawning techniques –
Live feed culture including Artemia culture – Seed
rearing techniques – Transportation methods
Case Study Programme
Case studies of commercial shrimp hatcheries for
economic viability
Field Visits
Commercial hatcheries and culture farms of
shrimp in coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh and
Tamil Nadu.
CIFE, Kakinada Centre
CIFE, Kakinada offers a certificate course on
“Bracki shwater Aquacul ture and Farm
Management” for state officials, NGOs,
Fishers/Fish farmers, Entrepreneurs, Students
and all who are interested. Essential qualification
however is graduates in biological science.
Learning objectives
?To offer fundamental as well as advanced
training in the field of Brackishwater
Aquaculture and Farm Management
?To gain hands-on experience and confidence
in Aquaculture practices
Expected output
?Gaining self-confidence for promotion of self
employment in Brackishwater Aquaculture
?Knowledgeable and trained human resource
development to the sector for sustainable
Aquaculture and Fisheries
Course Contents
Theory
Brackishwater Aquaculture
Status and Opportunities in Brackishwater
Aquaculture in East and West coasts of India –
Ecology of Estuarine system and Mangrove system
– Biology of Cultivable Finfish and Shellfish in
Brackishwater – Natural Seed Resources – Finfish:
Milk fish, Grey mullets, Seabass and Pearl spot
culture techniques – Culture methods for shell
fishes: Penaeids, Crabs and Mollusc – Fish and
Prawn Nutrition and Feed Management –
Procurement of Brood stock – Nutrition and
Feeding Management – Maturation of finfish and
shellfish in captivity – Spawning Techniques –
Embryonic and Larval Development
Farm Management
Site Selection for Brackishwater farm - Lay out,
Design and Construction of Ponds for extensive,
modified-extensive and semi-intensive systems –
Methods of Water Management – Nutrition and
Feeding Strategies for larvae, fry, fingerlings and
adults – Nursery rearing techniques – Shrimp grow
out techniques for traditional, extensive,
modified - extensive and semi-intensive systems
of culture – Prospects of Seaweed Culture in
Brackishwater – Culture of Pearl Oyster – Soil and
Water Quality Protocols – Health Monitoring –
Marketing and Transportation Methods – Post
Harvest techniques and its recent advances
Health Management
Quarantine in Aquaculture – Common Bacterial,
Viral, Fungal, Parasitic, Nutritional and
Environmental Diseases in Brackishwater Culture
Systems – Disease diagnostic techniques –
Prevention and Control of Diseases in different
stages of Culture Systems – Use of Antibiotics
Economics
Economics for culture of different species in
Brackishwater Aquaculture
Post Harvest Technology
Value Addition of Fish and Prawn Products
Practical
Laboratory Practical
Identification of Cultivable finfish and shellfish
species in Brackishwater Aquaculture –
Identification of commercially important Sea
weeds, bivalves, oysters, clamps, etc. –
Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of plankton
as live feed organisms – Identification of Common
Mangrove vegetations, Predators, etc. – Soil and
Water Quality Parameters Analysis including
nutrients – Disease Diagnostic Techniques
Field Practical
Seed Collection from natural resources –
Segregation and Identification of different species
from natural collection – Hatchery operations for
one cycle – Spawning techniques – Live feed
culture including Artemia culture – Seed rearing
techniques – Transportation methods
Case Study Programme
Case Studies of Commercial farms for Economic
viability – Case Studies of Traditional, Extensive,
Modified -extensive, Semi-intensive Shrimp
farms, Shrimp Hatcheries and EU/HACCP Certified
Processing Plants for sustainable utility
Field Visits
Commercial Culture Farms and Hatcheries –
Estuaries, Mangroves and Sunderbans – Feed
Plants – Processing Plants, etc. in Coastal districts
of Andhra Pradesh Tamil Nadu and W.Bengal.
CIFE, Kakinada Centre
Certificate course on
Farm Management
1 Sep - 30 Nov 2009
Brackishwater Aquaculture and
CIFE established a full fledged centre at Lahli
– Baniyani near Rohtak, Haryana in March,
1996 to take up research programmes on
inland saline aquaculture. CIFE Rohtak
centre, Lahli is located about 15 Kms from
Rohtak bus stand.
Objectives
Demonstrating various technologies of fin
fish and shell fish farming and seed
production of Giant prawn through the
utilization of the waste land and inland saline
water.
Activities
?Hatchery seed production of giant fresh
water prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergii)
by using inland saline water.
?Hatchery seed production of Indian Magur
(Clarius batrachus)
?Culture of IMC, Exotic carp, prawn by
using low saline water.
?Culture of Milk fish, Mullet, Bhetki, Tiger
Shrimp by using high saline water.
?Conducting need-based research
programmes.
?Providing consultancy services.
Infrastructure Facilities
?The total area of the centre with fish farm
is 36 acres with semi-commercial prawn
hatchery, multiple hatchery block and wet
laboratory. The centre has five type I and
four type II quarters and a guest house,
office block, laboratories, teaching block
and hostel etc.
?The fish farm was taken over by CIFE
Rohtak Centre in 1996 from the State
Fisheries Department, Govt. of Haryana
on lease basis for 25 years for conducting
research.
?The centre has 4.5 ha farm at Lahli and 10
ha farm at Baniyani, the former
representing low saline zone and latter
high saline zone. The fish farm is equipped
with re-circulatory flow through pond
system, filtration units and salt
evaporation basins.
CIFE, Rohtak Centre
CIFE, Rohtak Centre
CIFE, Rohtak centre offers a certificate
course on “Breeding and Hatchery
Management of Scampi (Macrobrachium
rosenbergii)” for state officials, NGOs,
Fishers/Fish farmers, Entrepreneurs,
Students and all who are interested.
Essential qualification is graduates in
biological sciences.
Learning Objectives
?To acquire proficiency in breeding and
hatchery management of giant
freshwater prawn
?To provide theory and practical exposure
for hatchery seed production of giant
freshwater prawn
Expected output
?Gaining self-confidence in operation of
prawn hatchery
?Knowledgeable and trained human
resource for self employment and to
support the sector in quality seed
production for sustainable aquaculture
Course Content
Theory
Biology of Scampi/Giant freshwater prawn
(Macrobrachium rosenbergii), Soil and water
quality parameters maintained for prawn
brood stock management, Feeding and
management of Prawn brooder, Guidelines
for installation of prawn hatchery, Hatchery
seed production of giant freshwater prawn by
using ground saline water, Inland saline water
preparation for prawn larval rearing, Feed
formulation and feeding management for
prawn larvae, Common diseases and their
Certificate course on
of Scampi (Macrobrachium rosenbergii)
1May - 31 Jul 2009
Breeding and Hatchery Management
management of prawn larvae during
hatchery operation, Post larvae collection
and nursery management, Seed packing and
transportation.
Practical
Prawn brooder selection, identification of
male and female brooder, Analysis of water
parameters for brood stock pond, Hatching
and larvae collection from the hatching
tanks, Feed preparation and feeding to
prawn larvae, Regular water exchange
process, Water preparation, Identification of
different larval stages of prawn, Harvesting
of Post larvae of prawn.
Study tour
Study tour to local Govt/private prawn
hatcher ies/product ion/ proces s ing
units.
Contact Person
Dr. V.K. Sharma
Officer-in-charge & Course Coordinator
Central institute of Fisheries Education
(Deemed University-ICAR),
Rohtak Centre
Village - Lahli, Via - Anwal
Rohtak - 124 411, Haryana.
01258 - 253595 (O), 01258 – 253506 (O)
Fax: 01258 – 253506
Mobile: 09896047070
Email: vksharma7772@yahoo.co.in
Website: www.cife.edu.in
Course Organizers
Dr. S. Raizada
Mr. V. Hari Krishna
CIFE centre Powarkheda is located in
Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh
state at NH 69 between Hoshangabad and
Itarsi towns at a distance of 8 kms from
both the towns. Itarsi is a major railway
junction of Central Railway and being
centrally located, it is well connected to all
4 metro cities of the country. Powarkheda
centre is about 85 kms from Bhopal, which
is having air-connection with Mumbai &
Delhi.
Objectives
?To conduct demand-driven training
programs for developmental
p e r s o n n e l , s t u d e n t s a n d
entrepreneurs of Central region on
a s p e c t s o f f r e s h w a t e r
aquaculture.
?To organize field demonstrations,
transfer of technology programs
and advisory services on freshwater
aquaculture technologies
?To conduct need-based applied
research in fresh water aquaculture.
Activities
The major activities of the centre are
conducting HRD programs, research
projects, extension activities, fin fish &
shell fish seed production and fish
production.
Infrastructure facilities
The centre has a well equipped classroom
and a farm of 21 ha land area with 5.56 ha
water area (with 35 NP, 7 RP & 1 SP) & 6
cement cisterns for hands-on-training. It
has one D-85 hatchery with spawn
p r o d u c t i o n c a p a c i t y o f 4 0 - 5 0
lacs/operation. In addition, one Prawn
hatchery unit, one Magur hatchery unit and
one well-equipped laboratory are there.
Hostel: One 14 room single story well
furnished hostel with intake capacity of 26
students/trainees & two guests supported
with kitchen and dining hall. Three
separate rooms available for 6 girl
students/trainees.
Contact Person
Dr. Somdutt
Officer-In-charge &
Course Coordinator
Central institute of Fisheries Education
(Deemed University-ICAR)
Powarkheda Centre
Powarkheda – 461 110
Dist - Hoshangabad (M.P.)
Phone: 07574-227280 (O)
Fax: 07574-227208 (O)
E-mail: somdutt1954@yahoo.com
Website: www.cife.edu.in
CIFE, Powarkheda Centre
CIFE, Powarkheda centre offers a certificate
course on “Freshwater Aquaculture and Farm
Management” for state officials, NGOs,
Fishers/Fish farmers, Entrepreneurs,
Students and all who are interested. Essential
qualification is graduates in biological
sciences.
Learning Objectives
?To refresh and update the knowledge of in
service professionals and entrepreneurs in
the field of fresh water aquaculture and
farm management.
?To develop/enhance the skills of
participants in various aspects of fresh
water aquaculture and farm management
practices through hands-on-training.
Expected output
?Refreshed, updated and confident
participants ready to take off aquaculture
and mange their farm more efficiently
Course Content
Theory
Freshwater Aquaculture
Status and opportunities in Freshwater
Aquaculture - Freshwater resources in India -
Cultivable fish species - Biology of cultivable
finfish and shellfish - Fish culture practices in
vogue - Freshwater Pearl culture - Carp
Culture Methods: Indigenous culture,
Composite fish culture, Polly-culture,
Integrated Culture System - Air -breathing fish
culture - Brood stock Management.
Farm Management
Site Selection - Pond preparation and
management - Nutrition: Feed formulation
and Feeding strategies - Nursery pond
management techniques - Rearing pond
management and grow out techniques - Soil
and water quality parameters, role of
nutrients in water quality management -
Plankton production methods and analysis -
Harvest and Post harvest techniques -
E c o n omi c s a n d v a l u e a d d i t i o n -
Transportation and Marketing methods.
Breeding and Hatchery Management
Carp Hatcheries: Development of different
carp hatcheries in India - Induced breeding
techniques by using pituitary glands - Catfish
Hatchery - Breeding techniques of India
Catfishes, Murrels and other air - breathing
fishes.
Freshwater Prawn resources in India - Design
and Lay out of Prawn hatchery - Different
hatcheries in vogue -Breeding and Hatchery
management in commercial hatcheries -
Spawning, Larval rearing techniques - Live
feed culture: Artemia, hatching techniques,
Use of formulated diets, etc. - Water quality
monitoring of larval rearing systems - PL
rearing in nursery ponds - Nursery pond
preparation and management - Grow out
culture methods in vogue: Prospects of allmale
and all-female culture - Use of
formulated diets - Methods of culling and
harvesting.
Health Management
Quarantine in Aquaculture - Nutritional and
Environmental Diseases in Freshwater fish and
prawn Culture systems - Disease diagnostic
techniques - Prevention and control - Use and
disuse of Antibiotics.
Practical
Laboratory Practical
Identification of freshwater cultivable
species, aquatic plants, insects, predators,
minnows, etc. - Qualitative and quantitative
analysis of plankton as live feed organisms -
Soil and water quality parameters analysis
including nutrients - Disease diagnostic
techniques.
Field Practical
Induced breeding of Carps and other air
breathing fishes - Carp and Catfish hatchery
operation - Live feed culture - Nursery pond
preparation and management - Pond culture
practices - Packing and transportation
methods. Case studies of commercial culture
farms and hatcheries. Field Visits to
commercial hatcheries and culture farms of
freshwater fin & shell fishes - Feed plants etc.
CIFE, Powarkheda Centre
Certificate course on
Farm Management
1 Jun - 31 Aug 2009
Freshwater Aquaculture and
CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF FISHERIES EDUCATION
(Deemed University – ICAR)
Seven Bungalows, Versova, Mumbai – 400 061
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Complete application form in given format along with attested copies of relevant certificates
should be sent to the concerned Officer-in-charge/ Coordinator of the centre where the respective course
is being offered so as to reach there at least two months before the start of the course.
In service candidates should apply through proper channel.
Course fees will be Rs. 15,000 per candidate per course and should be paid in the shape of DD
drawn in favour of the “Director, CIFE, Mumbai” drawn at Mumbai along with the application form.
Course fees include Registration fees, training materials and local transport for field visits.
On campus food and stay will be about Rs. 100/- per person per day and may vary as per the
location where the course is being organized. Accommodation will be provided on the campus where
the certificate course is being organized.
Graduates in Biological Sciences
Maximum 10 per course
English/Hindi
3 months
Different methods and techniques like lectures, work group discussions, case studies, field study
and practical experiences to mention only a few will be employed. There will be immense opportunities
for participants to play an active role in the learning process. The thrust of course will be on experiential
sharing and individual reflection across-disciplines.
Pre evaluation will be conducted to assess the background and basic knowledge of the
participants on fish culture.
Examination consisting of one paper each on theory and practical will be conducted.
CIFE has experienced faculty of global competence and international exposure to conduct
certificate courses. The institute also has multidisciplinary faculty to enrich the participants on the
concerned sub-topics.
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Aquaculture
Fisheries Resource Management
Aquatic Animal Health Management
Aquatic Environment Management
Fisheries Nutrition & Biochemistry
Fisheries Genetics & Biotechnology
Fisheries Informatics Technology Evaluation
Aquaculture
Stream
Course
Title
AQ
501
Freshwater Aquaculture Production Systems
AQ
502
Brackishwater Aquaculture Production Systems
AQ
503
Mariculture Systems
AQ
504
Water Management in Aquaculture
AQ
505
Fin and Shellfish Physiology
AQ
506
Aquaculture Engineering
OPTIONAL COURSES:
Stream
Course
Title
AQ
507
Culture & Breeding of Ornamental Fishes
AQ
508
Culture & Conservation of Cold water Fishes&Sports Fishing
Fisheries Resource Management
M.F.Sc FRM 501 Inland Fisheries Resources Management
M.F.Sc FRM 502 Marine Fisheries Resources Management
M.F.Sc FRM 503 Fisheries Regulations
M.F.Sc FRM 504 Application of remote sensing and GIS for fisheries resource management
M.F.Sc FRM 505 Fisheries Environment
M.F.Sc FRM 506 Fishing acoustics and navigational aids
M.F.Sc FRM 508 Coastal Zone Management
M.F.Sc FGB 508 Fish Genetic Resources and its Conservation
M.F.Sc FEC 501 Project Formulation
M.F.Sc FEC 502 Economics and Marketing
M.F.Sc FST 501 Bio-Statistics
M.F.Sc FST 503 Computer Applications in Fisheries
M.F.Sc IAC 502 Algae and live feed enrichment - Theory
M.F.Sc IAC 503 Algae and live feed enrichment - Practical
M.F.Sc FST-503 Fish Population dynamics, Stock Assessment and Modelling.
Aquatic Animal Health Management
Major Course
Course No. Title
FPM 501
Microbiological techniques
FPM 502 General Pathology
FPM 503
Microbial diseases of fish
FPM 504
Parasitic diseases of fish
FPM 505
Fish Immunology
FPM 506
Environmental microbiology
FPM 507
Health Management in aquaculture
FPM 508
Necropsy technique
FPM 509
Clinical pathology
FPM 510
Crustacean pathology
FPM 512
Microbiobial biotechnology
Total credits
Supporting courses
FST 501 Bio-statistics
Total credits
Optional courses
FPM 512 Computer applications
FPM 511 Nutritional pathology
Aquatic Environment Management
FRM-501 Inland Fisheries Resource Management
FRM-502 Fisheries Resource Management & Regulations
FRM-506 Environmental Microbiology
FRM-507 Aquatic Pollution and Management
FRM-508 Coastal Zone Management
Fisheries Nutrition & Biochemistry
Biostatistics
Digestive physiology
General Fish Nutrition
Fish Biochemistry
Biochemistry of enzymes, vitamins and hormones
Molecular Biology
Feed formulation & feed technology
Nutritional requirements & feeding strategies
Research work for dissertation
Seminar (Thesis)
Experimental techniques in biochemistry
Nutritional energetics
Metabolism of biomolecules
Seminar
Advances in Nutrition
Advances in Bioenergetics
Advances in Biochemistry
Analytical Biochemistry & Instrumentation
Advances in Feed Technology
Larval and Broodstock Feeding Management
Intermediary Metabolism
Biochemical Endocrinology
Fisheries Genetics & Biotechnology
Major Courses
FGB 501 Principles of Genetics and Breeding
FGB 502 Population Genetics
FGB 513 Cytogenetics
FGB 508 Molecular Biology
FGB 503 Quantitative Genetics
FGB 504 Principles Of Selection & selection methods
FGB 506 Fish Genetic Resources and Conservation
FGB 509 Genetic Engineering And Biotechnology
FGB 512 Computer Applications In Fish Genetics and Breeding
Minor Courses
FGB 505 Fish Breeding
FGB 507 Molecular And Immunogenetics
FGB 510 Microbial Genetics
FGB-511 Bioinformatics
FGB 514 Cell And Tissue Culture
Fisheries Informatics Technology Evaluation
Course
Title
FBM 501
Managerial Economics
FBM 502
Marketing Management
FBM 503
Human Resource Management
FBM 504
Organizational Behavior
FBM 505
Finance and Accounting for Managers
FBM 506
Communication Skills
FBM 507
Entrepreneurship Development
FBM 508
Research and Statistical methods
FBM 510
Livelihood issues, WTO and IPR
FBM 511
Project Formulation and Management
FBM 512
Multimedia Creations and Applications
FBM 513
Forecasting Methods
FBM 514
Operations Research
FBM 515
International Economics and Trade I
FBM 516
Indian and Global Fisheries Industry
FBM 517
Fisheries Extension and Management
FBM 518
Fisheries Enterprise Management
FBM 519
Introduction to GIS
FBM 520
Economics and Project Formulation
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