Shyam Datta Waghmare - Environmental Sustainability - Best Researcher Award
ICAR-Central Institute of Fisheries Education Mumbai - India
AUTHOR PROFILE
🎓 ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN FISHERIES SCIENCE
Shyam Datta Waghmare is a dedicated scholar with a strong foundation in Fisheries Science, having earned his Bachelor's degree from the College of Fishery Science, Udgir, under the Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University. He further specialized in Fisheries Economics during his Master's and Ph.D. studies at the ICAR - Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai. His academic journey is marked by rigorous research and a commitment to advancing the field of fisheries economics.
🌍 RESEARCH ON SUSTAINABLE FARMING SYSTEMS
Waghmare’s Ph.D. research, titled “Economic and Environmental Assessment of Tilapia-Sugarcane Production System in Ujjani Reservoir Command Area, Maharashtra,” is a groundbreaking study that evaluates the economic viability and environmental impacts of integrated tilapia-sugarcane farms. By analyzing data from 160 farmers, he employs advanced statistical methods to propose sustainable farming practices that could revolutionize agricultural systems in the region. His work aims to influence policy development, promoting integrated farming as a means to achieve environmental sustainability and economic prosperity.
📊 CONTRIBUTIONS TO FISHERIES ECONOMICS
Waghmare has made significant contributions to the field of fisheries economics through his research and presentations at both national and international conferences. His work, including studies on the structure and performance of fish markets and the economic impact of fisheries, highlights the vital role of fisheries in supporting food security and rural development in India. His research continues to inform policy and practice, aiming to enhance the profitability and sustainability of fisheries.
👨🏫 TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Committed to continuous learning and professional growth, Waghmare has participated in numerous specialized training programs. These include courses on virtual reality, geospatial analysis, ICT applications, and advanced statistical techniques. His training has equipped him with cutting-edge skills in research methodologies and data analysis, enabling him to address complex challenges in fisheries and agricultural economics.
📈 EXPERTISE IN ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES
Waghmare’s expertise extends to the application of advanced analytical techniques in social science research. His training in experimental data management, impact assessment, and informatics has positioned him as a leader in the field, capable of conducting sophisticated analyses that contribute to the development of evidence-based policies. His work is instrumental in enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of agricultural technologies and policies.
🏆 PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCES
Waghmare has actively disseminated his research findings through presentations at key conferences. His work on the integration of tilapia and sugarcane farming was showcased at the National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management, while his research on fish market dynamics and environmental challenges in fisheries has been presented at various national forums. His presentations have been well-received, contributing to the discourse on sustainable fisheries and agriculture.
🌱 VISION FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
Waghmare envisions a future where sustainable farming practices are the norm, integrating economic viability with environmental stewardship. His research and advocacy focus on developing farming systems that not only increase productivity but also preserve natural resources for future generations. Through his work, Waghmare aims to drive positive change in the agricultural sector, ensuring a sustainable and prosperous future for farmers and communities.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION
Evaluating economic viability and environmental externalities of integrated tilapia-sugarcane farming in Maharashtra
Authors: Waghmare, S.D., Prakash, S., Sharma, A., Yadav, V.K., Qureshi, N.W.
Year: 2024
Journal: Agricultural Water Management