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Executive Summa-WPS Office
This proposal outlines the establishment of a milkfish and shrimp production venture in Brgy. Batang-
batang, Narra, Palawan. Leveraging the region's favorable environmental conditions and abundant
resources, the project aims to capitalize on the growing demand for seafood products. By integrating
sustainable aquaculture practices, modern technology, and efficient management, the venture seeks to
ensure high-quality output while minimizing environmental impact.
1. Site Selection and Infrastructure: Identified as an ideal location due to its proximity to coastal areas
and suitable water conditions for aquaculture. Proposed infrastructure includes ponds, hatcheries,
processing facilities, and support structures.
2. Production Plan: Implementation of best practices in milkfish and shrimp farming, including selective
breeding, nutrition management, disease prevention, and waste management. Production targets are
set to meet local demand and potentially expand to regional markets.
3. Marketing Strategy: Development of strategic partnerships with local distributors, restaurants, and
retail outlets to ensure a steady market for the products. Additionally, exploration of export
opportunities to enhance revenue streams and promote Philippine seafood internationally.
4. Economic Impact: The project is expected to generate employment opportunities, income for local
communities, and stimulate economic growth in the region. By fostering entrepreneurship and
supporting small-scale farmers, it contributes to poverty alleviation and sustainable livelihood
development.
This proposal aligns with the broader objectives of Philippine national development by addressing
several key priorities:
1. **Food Security:** Enhancing domestic food production through aquaculture contributes to the
nation's food security goals by diversifying protein sources and reducing reliance on imports.
4. **Rural Development:** Investing in rural communities like Brgy. Batang-batang fosters inclusive
growth by empowering local stakeholders, reducing poverty, and narrowing development disparities
between urban and rural areas.
Overall, this proposal presents a viable opportunity to harness the economic potential of aquaculture
while contributing to the achievement of national development goals in the Philippines.