– Gangwon-type K-salmon smart farming win-win development model confirmed –
□ Gangwon-do Hwandonghae Headquarters (Director Choi Seong-gyun) said, “The basic plan for the 「Salmon Smart Aquaculture Cluster Creation Project」, which is being promoted to establish a regional win-win development model through the Gangwon-type K-salmon smart aquaculture industry, has been finally approved by the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries.” announced on the 11th.
○ The 'smart aquaculture cluster' promoted by Gangwon-do for salmon is a project to create a large-scale cluster that integrates smart aquaculture test bed*, mass production hinterland infrastructure**, processing/distribution/export, R&D, and human resource development. A total of 2024 billion won will be invested until 400.
* Located in Yeongok-myeon, Gangneung-si (currently, Gangwon-do Fisheries Research Institute), site area 36,073m13,211, facility area XNUMXmXNUMX
** Yangyang-gun (2 locations - Hyeonbuk-myeon, Sonyang-myeon), site area 183,118㎡
○ Gangwon-do has established a vision of 'a global hub for advanced salmon farming, Gangwon-do smart aquaculture cluster', and will promote standardization, industrialization, advancement, and globalization strategies to become a developed country in salmon farming, and actively promote the ICT-based smart salmon farming industrialization of Gangwon-do. is the policy.
○ Specifically, ① Creation of a smart aquaculture test bed centered on specialized consumers of salmon, the main breed of Gangwon Province, ② Creation of a foundation for aquaculture industrial complex to respond to domestic salmon demand, ③ Standardization and standardization of Gangwon-do-type smart/circulating filtration aquaculture system, ④ Farming fish in the province, We plan to focus on realizing the triangle industrialization belt for win-win development with companies and nurturing fisheries experts.
○ The salmon smart aquaculture test bed is scheduled to begin site preparation work and detailed design service in June, and Dongwon Industries Co., Ltd.'s aquaculture industrial complex received approval from MOLIT for its designation plan in May, and is currently conducting related consultations such as strategic environmental impact assessment. It is striving to complete by 6.
□ Choi Seong-gyun, head of the Gangwon-do East Sea Division, said, “We will make the Gangwon-type salmon smart aquaculture cluster business a success, localization of imported salmon exceeding 6 tons per year, and create a new engine for local fishermen and businesses in the province and make it an opportunity to take off for win-win development.” said