Dr. Jyothis Sathyapalan

Name: Jyothis Sathyapalan
Work address: Nieuwe Prinsengracht 130,

Rm G2.05, 1018 VZ Amsterdam
Telephone: 020-5254143
E-mail: jyothis.cess@gmail.com

Current position: Guest Researcher

Jyothis Sathyapalan is an economist from India. His research interest is with Fishery Resource Management. At present he is working on the Dynamics of Aquatic Value Chains between India and Europe. The study examines various constraints and possibilities of shrimp trade between India and Europe. The study is in collaboration with other MARE researchers.

Major publications:

2008 "Livelihood Security in the Marine Fisheries Sector of Gujarat State, India" In Dev Mahendra and K S Babu (eds) "Indias development Social and Economic Disparities, Manohar New Delhi and IDPAD.

2008 Fishing Fleet Reduction and Its Livelihood Implications: A Case Study of Palk Bay Resource Users in the East Coast of Tamil Nadu, India, Working Document, UNTRS and FAO of the United Nations

2008 "Maintaining a Viable Small Scale Fishery: A Case Study of Trawler Sector in the Palk Bay" CESS Monograph No 5.

2007 (Jointly) Economics of Biodiversity Conservation: Valuation in tropical forest ecosystems EARTHSCAN Publishers,London

2007 “Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Changes due to Salinity Ingress and Ground Water Depletion: A study of Coastal Gujarat, India”, In Pushpam Kumar and Sudhakara Reddy(eds) Ecology and Human Wellbeings., Sage Publishers, UK.

2005 (Jointly)“Ecological and Economic Aspects of Biodiversity Conservation in Protected Area India “ In Sengupta N and Bandyopadhyay J (eds) “ Biodiversity and Quality of life” Macmillan, India

2005 “Households dependence on Protected Forests: Evidences from the Western Ghats” Indian Journal of Agriculture Economics, Published by the Indian Society for Agriculture Economics Vol 60 No 1 (Awarded ANAMITRA SAHA PRIZE for this research)

2005 (Jointly)“ The Economics of biodiversity conservation: a case study of coffee growing region in the western Ghats of India” Ecological Economics, Published by ELSEVIER Vol 55No 1

2004, (Jointly) “Social Forestry _ A Case Study from Karnataka” In Kadekodi Gopal K (ed.) Environmental Economics in Practice –Case Studies from India,Oxford University Pres

Projects involved in:

(Jointly) Fleet Reduction and its Livelihood Implication: A Study of Palk-bay resource users in collaboration with SIFFS, Trivandrum and MARE, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

2005-2006 Impact of Salinity Propagation and Ground Water Pollution on Rural Households in the Coastal Areas of Gujarat State in India (Sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi.

2005-2006 (Gujarat Part, Jointly) IDPAD Research Project on “Co-operation in the Context of Crisis: Public-Private Management of Marine Fisheries in South Asia” Maritime Research Centre, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Post Doctoral experience:

Guest Researcher 2005, at the Centre for Maritime Research (MARE), University of Amsterdam, under the IDPAD EOS programme (one month in Sept 2005)

Guest Researcher 2007, at the International Centre for Coastal Network (ICN) Memorial University, Newfoundland and Labradore, Canada, under the Shastri Indo Canadian Fellowship (one month July-August 2007

Languages:

Malayalam (mothertongue), English (fluent), Hindi (good), Kannada (reasonable).

Centre for Maritime Research
Nieuwe Prinsengracht 130
NL-1018 VZ Amsterdam
Phone: +31 20 5254143
Fax: +31 20 5254051
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Home News About Us Research & Education Conferences Journal MAST FishGovNet REINCORPFISH Annual report Publications Links MARE Extranet MAST Extranet	Dr. Jyothis Sathyapalan Name: Jyothis Sathyapalan Work address: Nieuwe Prinsengracht 130, Rm G2.05, 1018 VZ Amsterdam Telephone: 020-5254143 E-mail: jyothis.cess@gmail.com Current position: Guest Researcher Jyothis Sathyapalan is an economist from India. His research interest is with Fishery Resource Management. At present he is working on the Dynamics of Aquatic Value Chains between India and Europe. The study examines various constraints and possibilities of shrimp trade between India and Europe. The study is in collaboration with other MARE researchers. Major publications: 2008 "Livelihood Security in the Marine Fisheries Sector of Gujarat State, India" In Dev Mahendra and K S Babu (eds) "Indias development Social and Economic Disparities, Manohar New Delhi and IDPAD. 2008 Fishing Fleet Reduction and Its Livelihood Implications: A Case Study of Palk Bay Resource Users in the East Coast of Tamil Nadu, India, Working Document, UNTRS and FAO of the United Nations 2008 "Maintaining a Viable Small Scale Fishery: A Case Study of Trawler Sector in the Palk Bay" CESS Monograph No 5. 2007 (Jointly) Economics of Biodiversity Conservation: Valuation in tropical forest ecosystems EARTHSCAN Publishers,London 2007 “Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Changes due to Salinity Ingress and Ground Water Depletion: A study of Coastal Gujarat, India”, In Pushpam Kumar and Sudhakara Reddy(eds) Ecology and Human Wellbeings., Sage Publishers, UK. 2005 (Jointly)“Ecological and Economic Aspects of Biodiversity Conservation in Protected Area India “ In Sengupta N and Bandyopadhyay J (eds) “ Biodiversity and Quality of life” Macmillan, India 2005 “Households dependence on Protected Forests: Evidences from the Western Ghats” Indian Journal of Agriculture Economics, Published by the Indian Society for Agriculture Economics Vol 60 No 1 (Awarded ANAMITRA SAHA PRIZE for this research) 2005 (Jointly)“ The Economics of biodiversity conservation: a case study of coffee growing region in the western Ghats of India” Ecological Economics, Published by ELSEVIER Vol 55No 1 2004, (Jointly) “Social Forestry _ A Case Study from Karnataka” In Kadekodi Gopal K (ed.) Environmental Economics in Practice –Case Studies from India,Oxford University Pres Projects involved in: (Jointly) Fleet Reduction and its Livelihood Implication: A Study of Palk-bay resource users in collaboration with SIFFS, Trivandrum and MARE, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. 2005-2006 Impact of Salinity Propagation and Ground Water Pollution on Rural Households in the Coastal Areas of Gujarat State in India (Sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi. 2005-2006 (Gujarat Part, Jointly) IDPAD Research Project on “Co-operation in the Context of Crisis: Public-Private Management of Marine Fisheries in South Asia” Maritime Research Centre, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Post Doctoral experience: Guest Researcher 2005, at the Centre for Maritime Research (MARE), University of Amsterdam, under the IDPAD EOS programme (one month in Sept 2005) Guest Researcher 2007, at the International Centre for Coastal Network (ICN) Memorial University, Newfoundland and Labradore, Canada, under the Shastri Indo Canadian Fellowship (one month July-August 2007 Languages: Malayalam (mothertongue), English (fluent), Hindi (good), Kannada (reasonable).	Centre for Maritime Research Nieuwe Prinsengracht 130 NL-1018 VZ Amsterdam Phone: +31 20 5254143 Fax: +31 20 5254051 E-mail: