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  • Dilemma on the ban on exotics in Indian subcontinent: A systematic review in a socio economic perspective

    This paper overviews the role of exotic fishes in providing ecosystem services such as employment, economy, efficiency, exchange and equity using various case studies in the Indian subcontinent in a socio economic perspective. Case study I identified that the culture period of exotics especially Tilapia species created a total labour requirement of 840 labour days compared to agricultural labour. Case study II identified a 20% increase in contribution of share of the fisheries sector during 2010 2019 to the country’s national Gross Value Added  due to exotics. Case III found that the fisheries export earnings of exotics in fiscal year 2019 20 increased to over 6678.69 million USD from 2132.84 million USD in 2009 2010. Positive effects of exotics taking ecosystem services into account, despite the need for controlling invasive species for the ecology.


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