Prospecting Public Private Community Partnership in Inland Fisheries of Kamrup District of Assam, India

In the field of fishery and aquaculture, 25 PPP projects were identified in developing countries, of which only 59% were considered organic certification, product handling, food safety and marketing to increase access to domestic and international markets . Partnership is also required in the seed sowing system, feed production and supply network to maintain departments (Weirowski and Hall, 2008). Meanwhile, the main producers of fishery and aquaculture are weaker compared to other private and public partners, are vulnerable to exploitation and dependence partners, and thus to be an active partnership model among communities It has been observed.

Garos is mainly distributed in Assam State of Meghalaya, Kamrup, Goalpara and Karbi Anglong of the Garro Mountains, of which about 200,000 come from Mymensingh (Tangail, Jamalpur, Sherpore). And Netrakona) as well as Gazipur, Rangpur, Sunamgonj, Sylhet, Moulovibazar district of Bangladesh. The total population of India in 2001 and Garo in Bangladesh is estimated at about 2 million. Gallos is dotted also in tripla. The population of Garro recorded in 1971 was about 6,000 people. According to a recent survey by the Tripura Garo Alliance, the number of Garos has increased to about 15,000 and spread to all four areas of Triplas. Gallos is also a minority in Cooch, Behar, Jalpaiguri, Darjeeling, Dinajpur in West Bengal. As in Nagaland, Galos who is now a minority does not use national languages ​​any longer.

During the independence period, Assam had 13 districts. These areas are Cachar, Darrang, Goalpara, Kamrup, Lakhimpur, Nagaon, Sivsagar, Jayantia parganas, Garo Mountain, Lushai Mountain, Naga Mountain, Sylhet, and NEFA. The four kingdoms of British India protecting Assam are tripla, Kassi, Koch Bihar, Manipur (including independence). After independence, and after many inclusiveness and exclusion until 1972, Assam formed its present shape in its seven major areas. The other six regions departed from Assam and the Sirge district was handed over to East Pakistan; Jayantia, Garo and Khasi merged with Meghalya; Lushiai became Mizoram; Naga became Nagaland; NEFA became Aruna Chalbon; the two prince of the country included in Assam, Tripura and Manipur were later divided into states and Koch Bihar became part of West Bengal