Action Plan for Artificial Reproduction of Fish Resources for 2011-2013.

The document primarily focuses on the sustainable management of fish resources, specifically through the artificial reproduction of valuable fish species. Its stated objective is to ensure the sustainability and diversity of fish resources in publicly accessible waters, thereby mitigating the adverse effects of human activities and promoting the development of sustainable fishing practices.
The broader legal context includes adherence to national budgetary frameworks and compliance with established policy goals related to environmental protection and resource management.
The document outlines specific measures to achieve its objectives, including the replenishment of natural fish resources in river basins such as the Gauja and Venta. It emphasizes the need for scientific assessments and the execution of planned activities within the allocated state budget. The action plan includes the release of at least 10 million fish larvae annually to enhance the ichthyofauna structure and resource replenishment. Compliance with these measures is essential for the successful implementation of the action plan, which is directly tied to the financial resources provided by the state budget.
The implementation plan assigns responsibilities to the Ministry of Agriculture and the Institute of Food Safety, Animal Health and Environment for overseeing the execution of the action plan from 2011 to 2013. The document specifies that reports on the progress of the planned activities will be prepared annually, with a final report due in the fourth quarter of 2013.
Secondary themes include the importance of stakeholder involvement in project applications and the necessity for compliance with quality standards for the released fish. The document also highlights the need for monitoring and evaluation of the effectiveness of the measures implemented.