BFAR-FIDSD

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THE BFAR-FIDSD EVOLUTION

1975-1986

Creation of the Fisheries Extension

Division (FED) under P.D. # 704 of 1975.

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Establishment of extensionand training facilities

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Institutionalization of the extension

workforce nationwide.

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1987-1997

The FED was renamed the Fisheries Industry

Development Support Division (FIDSD)

when BFAR became a staff bureauunder the Department of Agriculture in 1987,

in compliance to E.O. 116.

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Two other divisions (Training Division and

Information & Economics Division) were

merged with the FED to become FIDSD.

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To respond quickly and with certainty to its new mandate,

FIDSD employed a scientific method called ACTION

RESEARCH, dubbed as PINOY FISHMART, with

market and credit being the independent variables

and the main considerations.

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A value-added outgrowth of this Action Researchwas the formation of an Industry-based cooperative

named after the said action research.

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Significantly, this cooperative that has gradually evolved

out of the realities and needs in the fishery sector

can now serve as a model in organizing fishery-based

cooperatives that can empower their members


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A BFAR-FIDSD PRODUCTION


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KINGFISH

CONCEPTS


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~~ OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES ~~

THE FIDSD MAJOR PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES

~~ MARKET DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ~~

~~ CREDIT FACILITATION SERVICES ~~

~~ SPECIAL TRAINING SERVICES ~~


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P ti f fi h d fi h


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~ Promotion of fish and fisheryproducts through participationin trade fairs and exhibits.

~ Market matching activities.

~ Provision of market-relatedservices.

DA Agribiz ShowroomPHILFOODEX, SM Megatrade Hall

Tanay Town Fiesta

National Food Summit

PIFBEX, SMX Convention, Mall of Asia

SM Kabalikat sa KabuhayanBaguio City & Iloilo City

FISHCON


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~ Price Monitoring

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~ Attendance to business meetingsand industry consultations.

~ Linking and networking withNGA/ LGU concerned; fish

producers; processors as well asfisheries-related serviceproviders.

~ Data gathering and banking.


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~ Consultations with Funding

Institutions, MicrofinanceInstitutions as well as projectbeneficiaries.

~ Endorsement of qualified projectsto suitable financing institutions.

~ Field validation of proposedprojects.


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~ Review of Technical ProjectProposals.

~ Facilitate access to loan ofFishery-Based MSMEs.

~ Implementation of the FisheriesFinancing Program.


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~ Linking and networking withclients, institutions and fundingagencies.

~ On-site project appraisal andvaluation.

~ Advise and guide clients in thepreparation of business plan.


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~ Implement an action project onfisheries cooperative, Pinoy

Fishmart Multi-PurposeCooperative.

~ Formation and strengthening of

fisherfolk associations/cooperatives.

In Cooperation with DAP


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~ In Cooperation with DAP,implement Training Programsdesigned to meet the needs forgreater productivity and globalcompetitiveness (ISO, Global

Marketing, Export Requirementsand others).

~ Conduct trainings on fisheriessubject as requested.

~ Implement the Fisheries

Scholarship Program.


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~ Link and network with NGAs,

LGUs, NGOs, SUCs and otheragencies relative to fisheriesdevelopment.

~ Provision of technical andadvisory services on marketing,

credit, production, and otherindustry related information.

~ Disseminate general andtechnical information to diverseindustry clients;

~ Render advisory services to walk-in clients and callers.


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PILAR


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TREL


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TITO BOY


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MALEN


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SALLY


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ALICE


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LINA


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IRENE


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BARRY


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LUZ


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MHEL


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DANTE


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ANA


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ONIET


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LYN


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EDGAR


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MART


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HOPE


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