沿海各地多措并举推进渔船“木改钢”

Core Insights - The articles highlight the ongoing efforts in various coastal cities of China to promote the "wood to steel" transformation of fishing vessels, aimed at enhancing safety and upgrading the fishing industry [1][2][3][4][5][6] Group 1: Policy Initiatives - Multiple cities, including Dalian, Dan Dong, Jinzhou, and Yinkou, are implementing financial support measures such as subsidies and loans to facilitate the "wood to steel" transformation of fishing vessels [1][2][3][4][5] - Dalian has introduced a phased reward system and loan interest subsidies to encourage fishermen to adopt the "wood to steel" initiative [1] - Dan Dong has coordinated with over ten financial institutions to offer 14 types of financial products specifically for fishing vessel upgrades [2] Group 2: Community Engagement - Local governments are actively engaging with fishermen through face-to-face discussions, workshops, and personalized guidance to ensure understanding of the policies and benefits of vessel upgrades [1][2][3][4] - Jinzhou has organized community visits to assess fishermen's willingness to participate in the transformation and to address their financial concerns [3] Group 3: Financial Support and Incentives - The maximum subsidy for vessel upgrades can reach up to 30% of the construction costs, with a cap of 1 million yuan based on vessel length [6] - As of mid-November, Huludao has issued 195 million yuan in loans for fishing vessel construction, indicating strong financial backing for the initiative [6] Group 4: Progress and Outcomes - By November 23, 693 fishing vessel owners expressed intentions to upgrade by 2026, and 1,142 showed willingness to reduce their fleet and transition to other industries [1] - Jinzhou reported that 87 out of 204 wooden fishing vessels have indicated interest in the "wood to steel" transformation [3]