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Proper utilization of natural resources has been considered as one of the key
tools for development. Experience confirms that while a few countries have become
industrialized through the proper usage of natural resources by expanding other
sectors with the alignment of global development phenomena, some countries are
only consuming the wealth of natural resources and expending pleasurable daily
life without working for fundamental sustainable development required to meet
the future challenges. Maldives is one of the developing countries having some
potential natural resources. A country of islands must have an ample prospect
of fisheries sector. There is a shortage of competent manpower both at the level
of policy making and at the grass root level. The fisheries sector of Maldives
is yet to be developed with a long run vision that is connected with the national
development goal. Country’s borrowed
British education system is not necessarily catering to the local need. Given
the nature of this short communication research letter, this study will explore
some issues with an aim of offering some suggestions towards a solution.
With an important attention received from the global scholarly podium, it has
always been a challenge to develop a realistic, implementable and pragmatic
development policy measures for geographically disadvantaged areas. Theoretically
proven development policy always fundamentally receives constraints at implementation
level. Haor area in Bangladesh is considered as one of the most geographically
disadvantaged one. A few researches have been conducted to explore the potentials
for the development of Haor area. An exclusive or even an acceptable approach
is yet to be received. Considering the fact, this research was conducted to
examine the potential of livestock sector for the development of Haor area.
