Kerala State Budget 2026–27: ₹183.9 crore earmarked for coastal development

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The State authorities has earmarked ₹183.9 crore for coastal improvement successful the latest Budget, an summation of ₹7 crore implicit the erstwhile year’s allocation.

Of the full outlay, ₹143.20 crore has been acceptable speech for basal infrastructure improvement successful coastal areas and for the quality assets improvement of fishermen. As the State’s share, ₹1 crore has been provided to the National Cooperative Development Corporation.

The allocation for the Punargeham rehabilitation strategy has been enhanced from ₹60.20 crore to ₹64 crore, with an further proviso of ₹4.20 crore. The Integrated Coastal Development Project has been allotted ₹15 crore, portion ₹10 crore has been acceptable speech for the radical security strategy for fishermen.

The task titled Infrastructure and Human Resource Development of the Coastal Region has received an allocation of ₹69 crore. Funds for the attraction and desilting of sportfishing ports person been accrued from ₹9.50 crore to ₹12.30 crore.

An magnitude of ₹18 crore has been earmarked for the improvement of food provender farms, nurseries and hatcheries. A further ₹13.31 crore has been allocated for sportfishing ports, including the State’s stock of ₹10 crore for the centrally sponsored scheme.

An further allocation of ₹20 crore is expected to enactment the modernisation of existing sportfishing ports and the operation of oversea bridges and coastal roads. To enactment the Integrated Fish Development Project, the authorities volition put ₹12 crore.

Funds sanctioned for flood power and coastal portion extortion are besides expected to payment the coastal community. In the latest Budget, ₹181.57 crore has been specifically allotted for this purpose, of which ₹15 crore volition beryllium provided nether the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund strategy for coastal extortion works.

Published - January 29, 2026 09:16 p.m. IST

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