Financial Assistance to Fresh Water Aquaculture Farms
✓ Information verified — June 2026“Financial Assistance to Fresh Water Aquaculture Farms” is a scheme by the Dept. of Fisheries, Govt. of Goa. Through this scheme, financial assistance is provided to eligible fishermen for the construction and renovation of the Farm, for the purchase of farming equipment, and the purchase of feed.
What You Get
- Financial assistance for construction of new fresh water aquaculture farms
- Financial assistance for renovation and repair of existing farms
- Subsidy for purchase of aquaculture equipment and machinery
- Support for purchase of quality fish feed and seeds
- Help to increase farm productivity and income
Who Can Apply
- Gender: Male only
- Age: 18–100 years
- Residence: Goa residents only
- Must be an active fisherman or engaged in fishing-related occupation
- Should be a resident of Goa state
- Must own or have access to suitable land for fresh water aquaculture
- Should have basic knowledge of fish farming or willingness to learn
- Bank account holder (for receiving financial assistance)
Documents Needed
0/6 collected
- 1. Aadhaar Card
- 2. Bank Passbook
- 3. Proof of Residency
- 4. Land Ownership Certificate
- 5. Fish Worker Registration Card
- 6. Income Certificate
How to Apply
- 1Check your eligibility criteria above
- 2Gather all required documents listed below
- 3Visit the official portal (linked below)
- 4Fill the application form online / offline
- 5Submit the form and note your application reference number
- 6Track status on the official portal or visit nearest CSC
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Quick Facts
- Scheme Level
- Goa
- Category
- Financial
- Target Gender
- Male
- Age Group
- 18–100 years
- Application
- Check portal
- Last Updated
- 14 Jun 2026
Official Source
Last Verified
14 June 2026
Official Portal
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