PROJECT BRIEF
Project for Improvement of Victoria Artisanal Fishing Port

OUTLINE OF THE PROJECT
In Seychelles, which has a vast exclusive economic zone and abundant fishery resources, about 90% of the catch from small-scale fisheries was consumed domestically, making it an important source of protein for the population. However, the area of Victoria Fishing Port used by small-scale fishing boats had a complex quay layout, cramped working space, and shallow water, and it was severely congested, especially on weekends, making landing inefficient. This project constructed a straight steel sheet pile quay, a shed, and fish processing tables so that boats could berth regardless of the tide, aiming to reduce congestion, improve landing efficiency, and prevent deterioration of the catch caused by rain and direct sunlight.
The Client
Seychelles Fishery Authority
Location
Victoria, Mahe Island
Construction Term
Mar., 1999
The Consultant
The Contractor
Facilities
<Civil Works>
Fish Landing Dock
-Quay Wall Development
Land Reclamation
Site Paving
Facilities
<Architectural Works>
Open Shed Facility
Fish Processing Benches
Equipment
Seawater Pump for Floor Washing
Other
Survey Period: March 1997 to August 1997
