IEEE Artisanal Deep Sea Fishers SIGHT

O/o Association of Deep Sea Going Artisanal Fishermen

College Road, Shark Street, Thoothoor P.O, Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu

This is for your kind information that IEEE ADSF SIGHT organizes training on solar lantern and solar panel in association with Association of Deep Sea Going Artisanal Fishermen (ADSGAF) at ICSA Centre,107, Pantheon Road, Egmore, Chennai on 19^th March 2016 at 9.30 am to 4.30 pm.  

Training Content

* Basics of How Solar energy is converted to Electrical energy

*    Introducing Components, their properties and Role in Solar Lantern

* Art of soldering the components

* Basics of how solar panel is assembled and used

​Registration Fee: IEEE Members-Rs.250 and Non members Rs.400. The registration fee includes tea, lunch and stationeries.

Staying can be arranged on payment basis. For details please contact Er. Angelin Indira, Vice Chair, Email: angelinindra05@gmail.com, Mob: 9688070149 

 Interested people can register their name to:

1. Mr. C. Dhanasekar, Training Lead, IEEE ADSF SIGHT, dhanasekhar014@gmail.com, Mob: 8089359897
2. Mr. K. Carey Humfrey, Training Co-lead, IEEE ADSF SIGHT, careyhumfrey@gmail.com Mob: 8438361868

The registration fee may be paid to the below mentioned bank.

Bank Name-Indian Bank, Branch-Thoothoor

Bank Account Name-        Association of Deep Sea Going Artisanal Fishermen

Bank Account Number-873832242, IFSC Code-IDIB000T142

MICR Code-629019008, SWIFT Code-IDIBINBBTS

If it is a demand draft please post it to the address below mentioned:

Mr. C. Dhanasekar, Training Lead, IEEE ADSF SIGHT, C/o, Moderator Gnanadason Polytechnic College, Distillary Road, Vadasery, Nagercoil-629 001

IEEE ADSF SIGHT, ADSGAF and MGPTC have organized a Training on Solar Lantern and Solar Panel Assembling. This workshop is to be held at Moderator Gnanadason Polytechnic College, Nagercoil.

The date is fixed for 20 Feb from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The workshop will give the basics of

• how solar energy is converted to electrical energy,
• the basics of components, their properties and their role in solar lanterns
• the art of soldering the components
• the basics of how the solar panel is assembled and used

FEES IEEE Members, Rs. 250, non-members Rs. 400.

For details, contact Mr. Dhanasekhar, dhanasekhar014@gmail.com / 808935987, or Mr. Humfrey, careyhumfrey@gmail.com, 8438361868.

Also, we are planning for the final two-day meeting for the last days of November.

We will post all schedule updates here.

We heartily request you to be with us for the programme from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. for this important event. We are sure that your participation and involvement in the programme will create value to the final output.

Please contact us if you are interested in participating or for more information about the NMCSI.

To participate or otherwise get involved, click here to contact us.

The proposed team for the MASMICS is appended herewith. Other than the four members mentioned above, there are one representative each from the department of fisheries, Maharashtra, MPEDA-Regional office, Mumbai, Regional Research Centre CMFRI, NGOs, fishermen organizations etc

Click here for NMCSI-4 tentative agenda

We request you please contact the Co-ordinator (Dr. Ananthan P.S) Maharastra State Mission on Conservation of Sharks for further details if any.

Dr.Ananthan, P.S.
Senior Scientist
Fisheries Economics, Extension and Statistics Division
Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Fisheries University Road, Seven Bungalows,
Versova, Andheri West, Mumbai – 400061
e-mail: ananthan@cife.edu.in
Mob: 09004305213

New Year Greetings from the Organizers of NMCSI

It is our pleasure to extend our sincere thanks to all the participants, of the Third National Mission Meeting on Conservation of Sharks- India (NMCSI-3) in Mangalore for their active participation and involvement throughout the programme which enabled us to bring out a quality output.

We are happy to announce that the Fourth National Mission Meeting on Conservation of Sharks-India (NMCSI-4) will be held at the Central Institute of Fisheries Education (CIFE), Mumbai on 22nd January 2015. The timing of the meeting will be 10.00 hrs to 15.30 hrs.

Your presence for the meeting is immensely solicited.

This contains the details of the meeting as well as several salient recommendations/suggestions/ideas that arose from participants. Please see the linked document for the full report as well as the suggestions listed below:

Report of the mission meeting

1. Feasible conservation measures should be evolved and should be adopted for saving sharks-the health of our ocean.
2. Data regarding sharks under viviparous, oviparous, and ovoviviparous categories are needed as it is important for recommending shark conservation measures.
3. Modern facilities and human resource may be provided to CMFRI for identifying and assimilating information on the three categories of sharks
4. Special programmes should organize for Conservation organizations, environmentalists, medias to provide field level inputs on conservation of sharks.
5. Encourage fisheries college students to take up shark conservation related projects as part of their course.
6. The CMFRI should initiate field level projects to work with fishing community.
7. ICT and expertise of IEEE could be tapped for conservation of sharks
8. The Secretary, Government of India of the MoEF & CC will be the Chairperson for the National Mission on Conservation of Sharks-India
9. Provide separate secretariat for NMCSI in the MoEF & CC, Delhi for the operation of shark conservation related activities at National level.
10. The Secretaries of the Government of the respective states of the Department of Environment and Forests will be Chairpersons for the State Missions in each coastal states
11. Provide separate secretariat in the particular Department for operation of shark conservation related activities at State level.
12. The National Mission combined with the State Missions will be the major link between the Government and the community for shark conservation related activities.
13. The present Core Team has to be strengthened
14. There will be permanent members from the MoEF & CC, CMFRI, FSI, MPEDA, CITES, FAO etc other than the present members to the Core Team
15. The fourth National Mission Meeting will be held at Goa and the responsibility for organizing the meeting is given to Advocate Jose Bilbin
16. The fifth National Mission Meeting will be held at Andhra Pradesh and the responsibility for organizing the meeting is given to Mr. Arjalidasu
17. Complete the Mission Meetings in rest of the states and submit the report in the month of August 2015

Photo report of third mission meeting