Kerala State Budget 2026–27: ₹183.9 crore earmarked for coastal development
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Why in news
The Kerala State Government allocated ₹183.9 crore in the 2026–27 Budget for coastal development to support infrastructure and fisherman rehabilitation.
Background
The Kerala State Budget 2026–27 earmarked ₹183.9 crore for coastal development, an increase of ₹7 crore over the previous year. The funds target infrastructure, human resource development for fishermen, and the Punargeham rehabilitation scheme.
Facts for Prelims
- FactKerala State Budget 2026–27 allocated ₹183.9 crore for coastal development
- FactCoastal development budget increased by ₹7 crore from the previous year
- SchemePunargeham: A rehabilitation scheme for fishermen in Kerala
- FactBudget includes provisions for fish feed farms and fishing port modernization
For Mains
Q. Discuss the significance of coastal infrastructure and rehabilitation schemes in ensuring the socio-economic security of fishing communities in coastal states like Kerala.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Livelihood security: Addressing climate-induced vulnerabilities and occupational hazards for artisanal fishermen
- Infrastructure gap: Balancing port modernization with ecological preservation of coastal ecosystems
Keywords: Coastal Management · Fisheries Infrastructure · Socio-economic Rehabilitation · Blue Economy · State Budgeting
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