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state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural y Agroempresarial

Who qualifies

Individuals or cooperatives operating in state-managed reservoirs.

What you get

Legal authorization to harvest tilapia and carp in designated zones.

What it actually costs you

Annual fee based on water surface area, requires proof of residency and water usage plan.

Common gotcha

Permits are specific to the reservoir; fishing in non-designated areas is heavily fined.

state · SEDRAE

Who qualifies

Registered local fishing cooperatives.

What you get

Subsidized supply of tilapia and carp fingerlings to restock reservoirs.

What it actually costs you

Must provide proof of membership in a recognized cooperative.

Common gotcha

Distribution happens only twice a year; missing the window means waiting for the next season.

state · SEDRAE

Who qualifies

Small-scale inland fishermen with active permits.

What you get

50% cost coverage for nets, life vests, and small outboard motors.

What it actually costs you

Requires a formal project proposal and invoice for the equipment.

Common gotcha

Funds are often exhausted by mid-year; apply as soon as the call opens.

state · Secretaría de Sustentabilidad, Medio Ambiente y Agua

Who qualifies

Fishermen operating in public reservoirs.

What you get

Official certification that your catch is safe for human consumption.

What it actually costs you

Free, but requires compliance with water safety standards.

Common gotcha

Certification is mandatory to sell to local markets and restaurants.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social

Who qualifies

Low-income workers in the primary sector.

What you get

Direct cash transfers for basic food needs during the off-season.

What it actually costs you

Requires an economic survey and proof of income.

Common gotcha

Must renew application every year; it is not automatic.

state · Instituto de Servicios de Salud del Estado de Aguascalientes

Who qualifies

Residents without federal social security.

What you get

Access to state clinics for primary care and emergency services.

What it actually costs you

Proof of address and CURP; free for registered low-income families.

Common gotcha

Does not cover specialized surgeries, only primary and secondary care.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura de Baja California

Who qualifies

Registered artisanal fishers and cooperatives in Baja California.

What you get

Subsidies for engine maintenance, fuel vouchers, and safety equipment.

What it actually costs you

Proof of registration, boat permit, and tax ID; 30-day processing.

Common gotcha

Must have an active permit from CONAPESCA to apply for state funds.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura de Baja California

Who qualifies

Cooperatives looking to replace old outboard motors with eco-friendly models.

What you get

Up to 50% reimbursement on the cost of new, low-emission outboard motors.

What it actually costs you

Quote from authorized dealer, proof of ownership, and bank account details.

Common gotcha

Only applies to specific motor brands approved by the state environmental office.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura de Baja California

Who qualifies

Active fishers registered in the state database.

What you get

Life and accident insurance coverage during the fishing season.

What it actually costs you

Annual registration form; no direct cost to the fisherman.

Common gotcha

Coverage is void if fishing outside of authorized zones.

state · Secretaría de Infraestructura y Desarrollo Urbano

Who qualifies

Fishing cooperatives managing community docks.

What you get

Materials and labor for repairing community-managed piers and storage sheds.

What it actually costs you

Community project proposal and proof of cooperative legal status.

Common gotcha

Requires a signed agreement that the dock remains public access.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Baja California

Who qualifies

Students in primary or secondary school whose parents are registered fishers.

What you get

Monthly cash stipend for school supplies and transport.

What it actually costs you

School enrollment proof and parent's fishing permit copy.

Common gotcha

Must maintain a minimum GPA to keep the scholarship.

state · Sistema para el Desarrollo Integral de la Familia (DIF) Baja California

Who qualifies

Families of fishers during the official closed season (veda).

What you get

Monthly food basket containing basic staples.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residence and fishing permit showing inactive status during veda.

Common gotcha

Must collect in person at designated community centers.

state · Secretaría de Salud de Baja California

Who qualifies

Residents of remote fishing villages.

What you get

Free general checkups, vaccines, and dental care in mobile vans.

What it actually costs you

CURP and local proof of residence.

Common gotcha

The schedule changes monthly; check the municipal office notice board.

state · SEPADA

Who qualifies

Registered artisanal fishermen and cooperatives in BCS.

What you get

Direct subsidies for fuel, boat maintenance, and safety equipment.

What it actually costs you

Proof of active fishing permit and cooperative membership.

Common gotcha

Funds are released in seasonal windows; missing the application window means waiting for the next cycle.

state · SEPADA

Who qualifies

Fishing cooperatives needing cold storage or processing facilities.

What you get

Grants for solar-powered freezers and ice machines.

What it actually costs you

Project proposal and proof of communal land usage.

Common gotcha

Requires a formal cooperative structure; informal groups are usually rejected.

state · SEPADA

Who qualifies

Small-scale boat owners in BCS.

What you get

Simplified registration and safety inspection certification.

What it actually costs you

Small administrative fee and boat inspection.

Common gotcha

This is distinct from federal port authority registration; you need both.

state · Secretaría de Medio Ambiente

Who qualifies

Fishermen using non-invasive gear.

What you get

Premium price access for certified sustainable catch.

What it actually costs you

Audit of fishing gear and catch logs.

Common gotcha

Strict adherence to seasonal closures is mandatory to maintain certification.

state · INVI BCS

Who qualifies

Low-income fishing families living in coastal zones.

What you get

Materials and labor subsidies for roof and wall reinforcement.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residency and property ownership.

Common gotcha

Properties in high-risk flood zones may be ineligible.

state · Secretaría de Salud BCS

Who qualifies

Residents of remote fishing villages.

What you get

Basic medical checkups, vaccinations, and dental care.

What it actually costs you

CURP and local ID.

Common gotcha

Check the schedule at the local municipal office; they visit on rotating dates.

state · SEP BCS

Who qualifies

Children of registered fishermen.

What you get

Monthly stipend for school supplies and transport.

What it actually costs you

Proof of enrollment and father's fishing permit.

Common gotcha

Must maintain a minimum GPA to keep the scholarship.

state · Protección Civil BCS

Who qualifies

Fishermen who lose gear or boats during hurricanes.

What you get

Immediate cash assistance and replacement gear.

What it actually costs you

Damage report and police/cooperative verification.

Common gotcha

Must report damage within 72 hours of the event.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura (SEPESCA)

Who qualifies

Registered artisanal fishers in Campeche with valid fishing permits.

What you get

Subsidies for fuel, outboard motor maintenance, and fishing gear replacement.

What it actually costs you

Proof of active fishing license, boat registration, and local residency proof.

Common gotcha

Funds are released in batches; you must apply before the start of the high season.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura (SEPESCA)

Who qualifies

Fishers affected by the mandatory closed season for octopus or shrimp.

What you get

Direct cash transfer to cover basic living expenses during the non-fishing months.

What it actually costs you

Must be on the official state census of artisanal fishers.

Common gotcha

You cannot work in other formal employment while receiving this aid.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura (SEPESCA)

Who qualifies

Small-scale fishers looking to upgrade to more fuel-efficient engines.

What you get

Up to 50% cost coverage for new, low-emission outboard motors.

What it actually costs you

Submission of the old engine serial number and proof of ownership.

Common gotcha

The new engine must be purchased through state-approved suppliers.

state · Secretaría de Salud de Campeche

Who qualifies

Small cooperatives selling catch to local markets or restaurants.

What you get

Waived fees for health inspections and sanitary handling certificates.

What it actually costs you

Attendance at a one-day food safety workshop.

Common gotcha

The certificate must be renewed annually to keep selling to major buyers.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Campeche

Who qualifies

Students in primary or secondary school whose parents are registered fishers.

What you get

Monthly stipend for school supplies and transport.

What it actually costs you

Proof of enrollment and a copy of the parent's fishing permit.

Common gotcha

Grades must be maintained above a 8.0 average to keep the scholarship.

state · Instituto de Vivienda del Estado de Campeche (INVICAM)

Who qualifies

Low-income fishing families living in coastal zones.

What you get

Materials for roof repair or floor cementing.

What it actually costs you

Proof of property ownership or long-term residence.

Common gotcha

You must provide the labor; the state provides the materials.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural

Who qualifies

Registered inland fishermen and small-scale aquaculture cooperatives in Chihuahua.

What you get

Financial assistance for purchasing fingerlings, specialized feed, and aeration equipment.

What it actually costs you

Proof of water rights, cooperative registration, and a technical project proposal.

Common gotcha

Funds are released in batches; applying early in the fiscal year is critical as the budget exhausts quickly.

state · Comisión Estatal de Agua

Who qualifies

Local fishermen operating in state-managed reservoirs like La Boquilla or Abraham González.

What you get

Legal authorization to fish in specific zones of state-controlled water bodies.

What it actually costs you

Annual permit fee, valid ID, and proof of residence in the municipality.

Common gotcha

Fishing outside the marked zones can lead to immediate seizure of equipment by state rangers.

state · Secretaría de Innovación y Desarrollo Económico

Who qualifies

Fishermen cooperatives looking to build or upgrade local ice-making and storage facilities.

What you get

Up to 50% matching grant for the purchase of industrial freezers and solar-powered cooling units.

What it actually costs you

Detailed business plan, 50% co-investment proof, and construction permits.

Common gotcha

Requires a formal cooperative structure; individual fishermen cannot apply alone.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecología

Who qualifies

Fishermen selling catch to local markets requiring health certification.

What you get

Official testing and certification of fish health and water safety, allowing for premium pricing.

What it actually costs you

Water sample submission and a nominal laboratory processing fee.

Common gotcha

Certification is valid for 6 months only; must be renewed before the season peaks.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social

Who qualifies

Registered rural fishermen using motorized boats for subsistence or small-scale commercial fishing.

What you get

Quarterly fuel vouchers redeemable at participating gas stations in rural Chihuahua.

What it actually costs you

Registration in the state rural registry and proof of boat ownership/registration.

Common gotcha

Vouchers are non-transferable and must be used within the calendar quarter issued.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural

Who qualifies

Fishermen owning boats under 5 meters in length.

What you get

Financial aid for hull repairs, motor maintenance, and safety equipment like life jackets.

What it actually costs you

Receipts for previous repairs or quotes for upcoming work, plus boat inspection report.

Common gotcha

The fund only covers maintenance, not the purchase of new boats.

state · Protección Civil del Estado de Chihuahua

Who qualifies

Fishermen whose equipment or catch is lost due to extreme weather or drought-related reservoir drops.

What you get

Direct cash assistance to cover immediate living expenses and equipment replacement.

What it actually costs you

Damage report filed with local municipal authorities within 48 hours of the event.

Common gotcha

Requires a formal declaration of emergency by the state government for the specific region.

state · Secretaría de Educación y Deporte

Who qualifies

Children of registered fishermen enrolled in primary or secondary school in rural Chihuahua.

What you get

Monthly stipend for school supplies and transportation costs.

What it actually costs you

Proof of parental occupation (fishing license) and student enrollment certificate.

Common gotcha

Attendance records must be submitted every three months to keep the scholarship active.

state · Secretaría de Agricultura, Ganadería y Pesca (SAGyP)

Who qualifies

Small-scale fishers registered in coastal or inland cooperatives in Chiapas.

What you get

Subsidies for fuel, outboard motor maintenance, and safety equipment like life vests.

What it actually costs you

Proof of cooperative membership and valid fishing permit; takes 30-60 days.

Common gotcha

Must show proof of legal fishing zones to qualify for fuel subsidies.

state · SAGyP Chiapas

Who qualifies

Fishers looking to start or expand small-scale tilapia or carp ponds.

What you get

Initial fingerlings, technical training, and pond aeration equipment.

What it actually costs you

Land title or lease agreement; requires a site inspection by state technicians.

Common gotcha

The program prioritizes those who have completed the basic aquaculture workshop.

state · Secretaría de Obras Públicas

Who qualifies

Cooperatives managing landing docks or small processing sheds.

What you get

Grants for repairing docks, refrigeration units, or storage facilities.

What it actually costs you

Cooperative financial records and a project proposal; competitive application.

Common gotcha

Funds are often released in phases based on project milestones.

state · Secretaría de Protección Civil

Who qualifies

Registered commercial fishers working in Chiapas waters.

What you get

Life and disability insurance coverage for accidents occurring during fishing activities.

What it actually costs you

Annual registration with the state fishing registry; no direct premium cost.

Common gotcha

Must be listed on the current year's state registry to be covered.

state · DIF Chiapas

Who qualifies

Low-income families in rural or coastal fishing communities.

What you get

Monthly food staples including beans, corn, and oil.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residence and income declaration; processed via local DIF office.

Common gotcha

Distribution is often tied to local community centers, not home delivery.

state · Secretaría de Educación Chiapas

Who qualifies

Children of registered fishers attending public schools in Chiapas.

What you get

Annual cash payment to cover school supplies and uniforms.

What it actually costs you

School enrollment certificate and father's fishing permit copy.

Common gotcha

Must re-apply every academic year before the October deadline.

state · Secretaría del Medio Ambiente (SEDEMA)

Who qualifies

Registered chinampa farmers and traditional canal-based fishers in Xochimilco.

What you get

Direct financial aid for infrastructure maintenance and traditional crop/fish farming.

What it actually costs you

Requires proof of land tenure and active participation in canal cleaning activities.

Common gotcha

The annual registration window is very short; missing it means waiting until the next cycle.

municipal · Alcaldía Xochimilco

Who qualifies

Fishermen operating in designated zones of the Xochimilco canal network.

What you get

Equipment rental and labor support for clearing debris from fishing routes.

What it actually costs you

Must file a request with the local Alcaldía office; requires a community petition.

Common gotcha

Bureaucratic delays in scheduling the dredging equipment are common.

state · Sistema de Aguas de la CDMX (SACMEX)

Who qualifies

Fishermen and aquaculturists in the Xochimilco and Tláhuac areas.

What you get

Access to water filtration systems and biological monitoring for fish health.

What it actually costs you

Participation in mandatory water quality workshops.

Common gotcha

The equipment provided is often fragile and requires specific maintenance.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico (SEDECO)

Who qualifies

Traditional fishers using non-motorized boats and ancestral techniques.

What you get

One-time grant for repairing wooden boats (trajineras/canoas).

What it actually costs you

Requires a formal inspection of the vessel by city officials.

Common gotcha

Only covers traditional wooden boats, not fiberglass or motorized ones.

state · Secretaría de Movilidad (SEMOVI)

Who qualifies

Low-income residents and registered agricultural workers.

What you get

Discounted rates on Metro, Metrobús, and Cablebús.

What it actually costs you

Must register for the specific social card at a Module of Attention.

Common gotcha

The card must be recharged at specific kiosks; standard cards do not get the discount.

state · Secretaría de Salud CDMX

Who qualifies

Residents without IMSS or ISSSTE social security coverage.

What you get

Access to specialized clinics and free medications at CDMX state hospitals.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residence in CDMX and a CURP document.

Common gotcha

It is not valid in private hospitals, only in state-run 'Centros de Salud'.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale fish farmers in Coahuila with active pond permits.

What you get

Subsidies for fingerlings and specialized fish feed up to 40% of cost.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land ownership or lease, water usage permit, and 3 days of paperwork.

Common gotcha

You must prove your water source is legally registered with CONAGUA before applying.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural

Who qualifies

Fishermen managing small-scale irrigation ponds or reservoirs.

What you get

Financial assistance for lining ponds or installing solar-powered aerators.

What it actually costs you

Technical project proposal and proof of residency in a rural municipality.

Common gotcha

The grant is reimbursement-based; you must spend the money first and submit invoices.

state · Comité de Sanidad Acuícola de Coahuila

Who qualifies

Any local fish producer facing disease outbreaks in their stock.

What you get

Free diagnostic testing and on-site expert consultation.

What it actually costs you

Request form and samples of affected stock.

Common gotcha

They only visit if you have a current registration with the state producer registry.

state · Fideicomiso de Fomento Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Fishermen who have been active in the state registry for at least 2 years.

What you get

Low-interest loans for purchasing boats, nets, or storage freezers.

What it actually costs you

Credit history check and a co-signer.

Common gotcha

Interest rates are low, but late payments trigger immediate disqualification from future state grants.

state · Secretaría de Inclusión y Desarrollo Social

Who qualifies

Low-income residents in rural fishing villages.

What you get

Discounted electricity rates for households involved in primary sector activities.

What it actually costs you

Proof of income and utility bill showing rural classification.

Common gotcha

The discount only applies to the primary residence, not secondary storage sheds.

state · DIF Coahuila

Who qualifies

Families in extreme poverty or isolated rural areas.

What you get

Monthly distribution of essential food staples.

What it actually costs you

Social survey and proof of identity.

Common gotcha

You must re-verify your social status every 6 months at the local DIF office.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Coahuila

Who qualifies

Children of fishermen living in remote areas attending school in the nearest town.

What you get

Monthly stipend to cover bus fares or fuel costs.

What it actually costs you

School enrollment certificate and proof of distance from home to school.

Common gotcha

Attendance records must be perfect; missing school days results in payment suspension.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico de Colima

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale fishers with valid fishing permits in Colima.

What you get

Requires valid boat registration, proof of fishing license, and fuel receipts.

Common gotcha

The budget is limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis at the start of the season.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural de Colima

Who qualifies

Cooperatives and individual fishers needing to upgrade safety or navigation gear.

What you get

Requires original invoices and inspection of old equipment.

Common gotcha

You must buy the equipment first and submit the invoice for reimbursement, which can take 3 months.

state · Instituto de Suelo, Urbanización y Vivienda de Colima

Who qualifies

Low-income families living in designated coastal fishing zones.

What you get

Requires proof of residency and property ownership documents.

Common gotcha

The application window is very short, usually opening right after the hurricane season.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Colima

Who qualifies

Children of registered artisanal fishers enrolled in public secondary schools.

What you get

Requires proof of enrollment and fisherman's registration card.

Common gotcha

You must renew the proof of enrollment every semester to keep receiving payments.

state · Secretaría de Agricultura, Ganadería y Desarrollo Rural (SAGDR)

Who qualifies

Registered fishing cooperatives operating in state-managed reservoirs.

What you get

Direct provision of fingerlings (tilapia/carp) to replenish reservoir stocks at no cost.

What it actually costs you

Proof of cooperative registration and a signed management plan; 2-3 weeks for approval.

Common gotcha

You must prove your cooperative is legally active, not just a group of friends.

state · Dirección de Pesca y Acuacultura de Durango

Who qualifies

Individual artisanal fishermen with valid state fishing permits.

What you get

Up to 50% reimbursement for motor repairs or purchase of new safety equipment (life vests/nets).

What it actually costs you

Receipts for all purchases and a valid fishing license; annual application window.

Common gotcha

Only covers equipment bought from approved state vendors.

state · Secretaría de Bienestar Social del Estado de Durango

Who qualifies

Low-income rural families living in designated fishing settlements.

What you get

Materials for roof repair or floor cementing to replace dirt floors.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land ownership or occupancy rights and a social survey visit.

Common gotcha

The government provides materials, not cash; you must provide the labor.

state · Secretaría de Educación del Estado de Durango

Who qualifies

Children of registered fishermen attending secondary or technical school.

What you get

Monthly stipend to cover school supplies and transport costs.

What it actually costs you

Enrollment certificate and a copy of the parent's fishing license.

Common gotcha

Must maintain a minimum grade point average to keep receiving payments.

state · Secretaría de Agricultura, Ganadería, Pesca y Desarrollo Rural (SAGADEGRO)

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale coastal fishers in Guerrero cooperatives.

What you get

Subsidies for outboard motors, nets, and safety equipment like life vests.

What it actually costs you

Proof of cooperative membership, fishing permit, and 3-4 months of processing time.

Common gotcha

Funds are often released late in the season, right before the peak storms.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social de Guerrero

Who qualifies

Active fishers aged 18-65 registered in the state census.

What you get

Life insurance coverage for accidental death during fishing activities.

What it actually costs you

Annual registration at the municipal office; requires beneficiary designation.

Common gotcha

Many fishers forget to update their beneficiary details after marriage or birth.

state · SAGADEGRO

Who qualifies

Artisanal fishers operating within 5 miles of the Guerrero coastline.

What you get

Direct discount or fuel voucher to offset high gasoline costs for outboard engines.

What it actually costs you

Must present current fishing license and boat registration.

Common gotcha

Vouchers are only accepted at specific state-contracted gas stations.

state · Secretaría de Obras Públicas

Who qualifies

Fishing communities managing local docks and landing sites.

What you get

Materials and labor to repair storm-damaged docks and storage sheds.

What it actually costs you

Requires a formal petition signed by the majority of the local cooperative.

Common gotcha

The state often requires the community to provide the unskilled labor for the repairs.

state · Secretaría de Educación Guerrero

Who qualifies

Children of registered fishers enrolled in public primary or secondary schools.

What you get

Monthly cash stipend to cover school supplies and uniforms.

What it actually costs you

Proof of parent's fishing registration and child's school enrollment certificate.

Common gotcha

You must re-verify your fishing status every semester to keep the payments coming.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social

Who qualifies

Low-income families in coastal municipalities during the 'closed season' (veda).

What you get

Monthly food basket containing staples like beans, rice, and oil.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residence and a social survey conducted by state social workers.

Common gotcha

Distribution centers are often in the municipal capital, requiring travel from remote fishing villages.

state · Secretaría de Salud de Guerrero

Who qualifies

Residents of isolated fishing communities without local clinics.

What you get

Basic medical checkups, vaccinations, and dental care delivered by van.

What it actually costs you

None; bring your CURP (national ID) and state health card.

Common gotcha

The schedule is irregular; check the local municipal bulletin board for dates.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agroalimentario y Rural (SDAyR)

Who qualifies

Registered fish farmers with active ponds in Guanajuato.

What you get

Direct subsidies for purchasing fingerlings and specialized fish feed.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land ownership, water usage permit, and a site inspection.

Common gotcha

The subsidy is only released after a technical visit confirms your pond dimensions.

state · Comisión Estatal del Agua de Guanajuato

Who qualifies

Small-scale producers using water for aquaculture or irrigation.

What you get

Up to 50% reimbursement for solar-powered water pumps and aeration systems.

What it actually costs you

Must provide a project plan and receipts for certified equipment.

Common gotcha

Equipment must be purchased from state-approved vendors to qualify.

state · SDAyR

Who qualifies

Any fisherman selling to regional markets.

What you get

Free laboratory testing for fish diseases and water quality analysis.

What it actually costs you

Time to transport samples to the state lab in Irapuato.

Common gotcha

Samples must be delivered within 24 hours of collection.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico Sustentable

Who qualifies

Fishermen cooperatives and small producers.

What you get

Stalls and marketing support at state-run 'Marca GTO' food fairs.

What it actually costs you

Must be registered under the Marca GTO quality seal.

Common gotcha

Competition for stalls is high; apply at least 3 months in advance.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social y Humano (SEDESHU)

Who qualifies

Low-income rural families living in designated priority zones.

What you get

Materials for roof repairs, floor upgrades, or adding a room.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residence and a social survey conducted by state staff.

Common gotcha

You cannot use these materials for commercial structures like fish sheds.

state · Secretaría de Gobierno

Who qualifies

Residents of remote villages commuting to municipal centers.

What you get

Discounted transport vouchers for use on authorized rural bus lines.

What it actually costs you

Application form and proof of address in a rural locality.

Common gotcha

Vouchers are only valid for specific routes.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agroalimentario y Rural

Who qualifies

Small-scale rural producers with high electricity usage for pumps.

What you get

Partial coverage of the electricity bill during peak production months.

What it actually costs you

Copy of the CFE bill and proof of agricultural/aquacultural activity.

Common gotcha

Must be filed before the billing cycle ends.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario de Hidalgo

Who qualifies

Registered fishermen and cooperatives operating in Hidalgo reservoirs.

What you get

Subsidies for fingerlings, aeration equipment, and net maintenance.

What it actually costs you

Proof of reservoir fishing permit and active membership in a local cooperative.

Common gotcha

Funds are often released late in the season; apply as soon as the call opens in early spring.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario de Hidalgo

Who qualifies

Small-scale fishermen in state-managed dams.

What you get

Reduced administrative fees for annual fishing permits.

What it actually costs you

Basic identity documents and proof of residency in a fishing community.

Common gotcha

The permit is only valid for specific dams; check the map before applying.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario de Hidalgo

Who qualifies

Fishermen cooperatives looking to buy ice machines or portable coolers.

What you get

Up to 50% reimbursement on the cost of refrigeration equipment.

What it actually costs you

Must present three quotes from authorized suppliers.

Common gotcha

Requires a formal business plan or cooperative ledger to prove viability.

state · Comisión Estatal de Agua y Alcantarillado

Who qualifies

Fishermen working in state-monitored dams.

What you get

Safety gear (life vests) and improved boat launch maintenance.

What it actually costs you

Attendance at a mandatory safety workshop.

Common gotcha

The safety gear is limited and distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social de Hidalgo

Who qualifies

Low-income families in rural fishing communities.

What you get

Direct cash transfers to help with food and basic household needs.

What it actually costs you

Social impact survey (Cuestionario de Identificación Socioeconómica).

Common gotcha

Must be enrolled in the state census to qualify.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social de Hidalgo

Who qualifies

Families living in substandard housing in rural zones.

What you get

Materials for roof repair or floor cementing.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land ownership or legal possession.

Common gotcha

The state provides materials, but you are responsible for the labor.

state · Secretaría de Salud de Hidalgo

Who qualifies

Residents of remote fishing villages without nearby clinics.

What you get

Basic medical checkups, vaccinations, and dental care.

What it actually costs you

None, just show your CURP.

Common gotcha

Service is only available on specific dates per village; check the local municipal bulletin.

state · SADER Jalisco

Who qualifies

Registered artisanal fishers and cooperatives operating in Jalisco coastal zones.

What you get

Direct subsidies for fuel, net repair, and small boat engine maintenance.

What it actually costs you

Proof of fishing permit, cooperative registration, and tax ID; annual application during the open window.

Common gotcha

Funds are often exhausted within weeks of the call opening, so early application is critical.

state · Secretaría de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural

Who qualifies

Fishing cooperatives in coastal municipalities like Puerto Vallarta or Cabo Corrientes.

What you get

Access to state-funded ice plants and refrigerated storage facilities at reduced rates.

What it actually costs you

Membership in a recognized local cooperative and a small usage fee per ton.

Common gotcha

Requires strict adherence to sanitary handling protocols set by the state.

state · Secretaría de Transporte

Who qualifies

All owners of small fishing vessels (pangas) operating in Jalisco waters.

What you get

Legal state-level registration allowing access to restricted coastal zones.

What it actually costs you

Annual fee, vessel inspection, and safety equipment verification.

Common gotcha

This is separate from federal maritime registration; you need both to avoid fines.

state · Protección Civil Jalisco

Who qualifies

Registered artisanal fishers.

What you get

Free life vests, GPS trackers, and emergency flares.

What it actually costs you

Attendance at a mandatory one-day safety workshop.

Common gotcha

Equipment is distributed based on the age and condition of your current gear.

state · Secretaría del Sistema de Asistencia Social

Who qualifies

Low-income families in rural coastal communities.

What you get

Discounts on public transport and essential food baskets.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residence and income declaration.

Common gotcha

Must be renewed every two years at the local municipal office.

state · Secretaría de Salud Jalisco

Who qualifies

Residents without federal social security coverage.

What you get

Access to state clinics for primary care and specialized treatment not covered by national schemes.

What it actually costs you

Registration at the nearest state health center.

Common gotcha

Does not replace federal coverage; it acts as a secondary layer for specific state-run hospitals.

state · Secretaría del Campo (SEDAGRO)

Who qualifies

Registered inland fishermen and small-scale aquaculture producers in the State of Mexico.

What you get

Subsidies for fish fingerlings, specialized feed, and aeration equipment for ponds.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land/water body ownership, valid identification, and registration in the state producer census.

Common gotcha

The application window is very short, usually opening only in the first quarter of the year.

state · Secretaría del Campo

Who qualifies

Cooperatives operating in state-managed reservoirs like Valle de Bravo or Villa Victoria.

What you get

Financial assistance to repair docks, storage facilities, and cold-chain equipment.

What it actually costs you

Must have a formal cooperative charter and a project proposal signed by the board.

Common gotcha

Requires a high level of administrative compliance; informal groups are often rejected.

state · Secretaría del Medio Ambiente

Who qualifies

Fishermen during the closed season (veda) when fishing is restricted.

What you get

Daily wage for cleaning lake shores and removing invasive species like water hyacinth.

What it actually costs you

Must prove you are a licensed fisherman currently affected by the seasonal veda.

Common gotcha

Payment is often delayed; keep all attendance logs signed by the local supervisor.

state · Secretaría del Campo

Who qualifies

Individual fishermen needing to renew state-level extraction permits.

What you get

Reduced administrative fees and legal guidance to navigate state environmental regulations.

What it actually costs you

Standard government fee for permit issuance and current health certificate for catch.

Common gotcha

Many fishermen mistake this for a federal permit; it only covers state-regulated reservoirs.

state · Secretaría de Bienestar del Estado de México

Who qualifies

Women in the household (often the fisherman's wife) aged 18-64 in vulnerable conditions.

What you get

Direct cash transfer of 2,500 pesos every two months plus medical and legal assistance.

What it actually costs you

CURP, proof of residence in Edomex, and a socio-economic survey.

Common gotcha

The registration process is highly competitive and relies on a points-based system.

state · Instituto de Salud del Estado de México (ISEM)

Who qualifies

Residents without IMSS or ISSSTE coverage, including rural fishermen.

What you get

Access to state clinics, basic medications, and subsidized diagnostic tests.

What it actually costs you

Enrollment in the state health registry and a small co-pay for some procedures.

Common gotcha

Many clinics run out of basic medicines; always check the state pharmacy portal first.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Urbano e Infraestructura

Who qualifies

Low-income families in rural areas needing repairs to floors, roofs, or walls.

What you get

Construction materials (cement, steel, roofing) provided at no cost.

What it actually costs you

Proof of property ownership and a home visit from a social worker.

Common gotcha

You must provide the labor yourself; the program only covers the materials.

state · Secretaría de Educación del Estado de México

Who qualifies

Children of low-income families attending public schools in the state.

What you get

Monthly stipend to cover school supplies and transportation costs.

What it actually costs you

Proof of enrollment and a minimum grade point average of 8.0.

Common gotcha

The scholarship is strictly for public schools; private school students are ineligible.

state · Secretaría de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural (SEADER)

Who qualifies

Registered artisanal fishers in Lake Pátzcuaro or Zirahuén.

What you get

Subsidies for outboard motor maintenance and eco-friendly fishing nets.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residence, fishing permit, and a project proposal; 30-day processing.

Common gotcha

You must prove you are not using prohibited mesh sizes before applying.

state · Comisión de Pesca del Estado de Michoacán (COMPESCA)

Who qualifies

Cooperatives with at least 5 members operating in coastal Michoacán.

What you get

Up to 50% cost coverage for hull repairs and safety equipment upgrades.

What it actually costs you

Cooperative tax registration and a formal quote from an authorized shipyard.

Common gotcha

Funds are released in batches; apply early in the fiscal year.

state · Secretaría de Educación del Estado

Who qualifies

Children of registered fishers enrolled in public primary or secondary school.

What you get

Monthly stipend for school supplies and transport costs.

What it actually costs you

Birth certificate, proof of parent's fishing registration, and school enrollment letter.

Common gotcha

You must renew the application every semester, not every year.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social

Who qualifies

Active fishers aged 18-65 registered with COMPESCA.

What you get

Life and accidental disability insurance coverage for high-risk fishing activities.

What it actually costs you

Annual registration fee of 200 MXN and a beneficiary nomination form.

Common gotcha

Coverage is void if you are fishing in restricted zones during closed seasons.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario (SEDAGRO)

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale pond owners in Morelos with active production.

What you get

Subsidies for fish feed, fingerlings, and pond aeration equipment.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land ownership, water usage permit, and a formal production plan.

Common gotcha

Funds are released seasonally; missing the application window in early spring means waiting until next year.

state · Comisión Estatal del Agua (CEAGUA)

Who qualifies

Fishermen operating private ponds needing legal water extraction rights.

What you get

Technical guidance and fee waivers for legalizing water usage concessions.

What it actually costs you

Site inspection fee and submission of property deeds.

Common gotcha

Many assume they don't need a permit for small ponds, but state inspectors can fine you without this documentation.

state · SEDAGRO

Who qualifies

Any local fish farmer experiencing disease outbreaks in their stock.

What you get

Free diagnostic testing and on-site water quality analysis.

What it actually costs you

Request form submitted to the local municipal agricultural office.

Common gotcha

They only provide diagnostics; you must buy the recommended medications yourself.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Low-income aquaculture producers with less than 2 hectares of pond space.

What you get

Up to 50% reimbursement on the purchase of pumps, nets, and filtration systems.

What it actually costs you

Original invoices and a physical inspection of the installed equipment.

Common gotcha

You must pay the full price upfront; the state reimburses you months later.

state · Secretaría de Movilidad y Transporte

Who qualifies

Residents of remote rural areas in Morelos traveling to market centers.

What you get

Discounted bus passes for travel to Cuernavaca or major regional markets.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residency in a designated rural zone.

Common gotcha

Only valid on state-authorized bus lines, not private taxis or informal transport.

state · Sistema DIF Morelos

Who qualifies

Low-income families in rural areas facing seasonal food shortages.

What you get

Monthly food baskets containing basic staples.

What it actually costs you

Social worker assessment visit to your home.

Common gotcha

You must re-verify your income status every six months to stay on the list.

state · Instituto de la Educación Básica del Estado de Morelos

Who qualifies

Children of registered rural producers attending public schools.

What you get

Annual cash stipend for school supplies and uniforms.

What it actually costs you

Proof of parent's agricultural registration and child's school enrollment.

Common gotcha

The application window is very short, usually in the first two weeks of the school year.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Sustentable

Who qualifies

Registered artisanal fishermen in Nayarit with a valid fishing permit.

What you get

Up to 50% subsidy on the purchase of new outboard motors or hull repairs.

What it actually costs you

Requires proof of permit, original invoice of boat, and a formal quote from an authorized dealer.

Common gotcha

Funds are limited and released in batches; applying early in the fiscal year is critical.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Sustentable

Who qualifies

Cooperatives and individual fishers registered in the state database.

What you get

Direct provision of nets, hooks, and safety equipment like life vests.

What it actually costs you

Requires active membership in a fishing cooperative and a site visit by a state inspector.

Common gotcha

The equipment provided is often specific to the species allowed in your zone; you cannot swap it for other gear.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Sustentable

Who qualifies

Fishermen affected by the seasonal ban on shrimp or specific species in Nayarit waters.

What you get

Monthly cash stipend during the months the sea is closed to fishing.

What it actually costs you

Must be on the state census of active fishermen and provide a CURP.

Common gotcha

If you are caught fishing during the veda, you are permanently disqualified from this payment.

state · Sistema DIF Nayarit

Who qualifies

Low-income fishing families living in coastal municipalities during the closed season.

What you get

A monthly package of essential food staples (rice, beans, oil, flour).

What it actually costs you

Proof of residency in a coastal village and a social assessment by a DIF worker.

Common gotcha

Distribution points can be far from remote fishing camps; you must arrange your own transport to pick it up.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Artisanal fishers operating in state-managed reservoirs like Presa La Boca.

What you get

Legal authorization to harvest specific inland species during open season.

What it actually costs you

Annual fee based on gear type; requires proof of residency in Nuevo León.

Common gotcha

Permits are specific to the reservoir; you cannot use a La Boca permit at El Cuchillo.

state · Agua y Drenaje de Monterrey

Who qualifies

Registered fishing cooperatives operating near state-managed water infrastructure.

What you get

Subsidized access to electricity and water maintenance for boat docking areas.

What it actually costs you

Must be part of a registered cooperative; requires annual site inspection.

Common gotcha

Only applies to designated 'fishing zones' defined by the state water board.

state · Secretaría de Economía

Who qualifies

Small-scale fishing cooperatives with at least 5 members.

What you get

Low-interest loans for purchasing nets, boat motors, or cold storage equipment.

What it actually costs you

Detailed business plan and proof of cooperative registration.

Common gotcha

The interest rate is low but the repayment schedule is strict during off-seasons.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Any licensed fisherman in the state.

What you get

Free training on sustainable catch methods and invasive species control.

What it actually costs you

Time investment; usually held on weekends in Monterrey or near major reservoirs.

Common gotcha

Attendance is often required to qualify for future state-level equipment subsidies.

state · Secretaría de Fomento Agroalimentario y Desarrollo Rural

Who qualifies

Registered artisanal fishers in the Costa region with boats under 10 meters.

What you get

Up to 50% reimbursement for new outboard motors or high-quality nylon nets.

What it actually costs you

Proof of registration, boat title, and original invoices; 3-month processing time.

Common gotcha

The budget is released in cycles; if you apply after the quota is met, you must wait for the next fiscal year.

state · Secretaría de Bienestar Oaxaca

Who qualifies

Fishers restricted from working during official state-mandated spawning closures.

What you get

Monthly cash stipend of 2,500 MXN during the closed season.

What it actually costs you

Must be on the state census of fishers; requires a valid fishing permit.

Common gotcha

You must prove you are not fishing during the ban; random inspections occur.

state · Secretaría de Economía

Who qualifies

Fishing cooperatives in the Oaxaca coast region.

What you get

Access to subsidized solar-powered ice machines and refrigerated storage units.

What it actually costs you

Cooperatives must provide the land and electricity connection.

Common gotcha

Maintenance is the responsibility of the cooperative, not the state.

state · Secretaría de Infraestructuras

Who qualifies

Communities managing small artisanal landing docks.

What you get

Funding for dock repairs, lighting, and basic security at landing sites.

What it actually costs you

Community petition signed by at least 20 local fishers.

Common gotcha

Funds are often delayed by local bureaucratic paperwork at the municipal level.

state · Servicios de Salud de Oaxaca

Who qualifies

Low-income residents in coastal municipalities without IMSS coverage.

What you get

Free primary care and essential medications at state-run health centers.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residency in the state; no application fee.

Common gotcha

It does not cover specialized surgery; it is for clinics only.

state · Instituto Estatal de Educación Pública de Oaxaca

Who qualifies

Public school students in rural coastal districts.

What you get

Vouchers for uniforms and basic school supplies at the start of the school year.

What it actually costs you

Enrollment certificate from a state school.

Common gotcha

Vouchers are only accepted at specific local vendors registered with the state.

state · Secretaría de Bienestar

Who qualifies

Families living in high-risk coastal zones needing structural reinforcement.

What you get

Materials for roof reinforcement and flood-proofing.

What it actually costs you

Property ownership proof and a site inspection by state engineers.

Common gotcha

The waitlist is long; prioritize applications during the dry season.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale fish farmers in Puebla with active production units.

What you get

Up to 50% subsidy on equipment like aerators, tanks, and water quality testing kits.

What it actually costs you

Requires a formal project proposal and proof of land/water usage rights.

Common gotcha

The grant is only released after you have purchased the equipment and submitted the invoices.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural

Who qualifies

Community fishing cooperatives operating in state reservoirs.

What you get

Free or highly subsidized tilapia or carp fingerlings to restock water bodies.

What it actually costs you

Must be part of an organized cooperative; requires a site inspection by state biologists.

Common gotcha

Distribution is seasonal; you must apply months before the stocking cycle begins.

state · Secretaría de Bienestar Puebla

Who qualifies

Low-income rural residents, including fishing families, living in substandard housing.

What you get

Direct financial aid or materials to fix roofs, floors, or add a sanitary room.

What it actually costs you

Proof of property ownership and a social study conducted by state social workers.

Common gotcha

You cannot have received similar federal housing aid in the last 5 years.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural

Who qualifies

Registered fishers using motorized boats for inland aquaculture.

What you get

A quarterly rebate on diesel or gasoline costs for boat engines.

What it actually costs you

Requires logbooks of fuel usage and valid registration of the vessel.

Common gotcha

The rebate is capped at a specific number of liters per month based on engine horsepower.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale aquaculture producers in Querétaro.

What you get

Up to 50% co-financing for pond liners, aeration equipment, and water quality sensors.

What it actually costs you

Requires proof of land/water concession and a project proposal; 3-month approval cycle.

Common gotcha

The funds are disbursed as reimbursements, so you must have the capital to pay upfront first.

state · CEA Querétaro

Who qualifies

Fishermen using state-managed reservoirs for commercial catch.

What you get

Legalized access to water bodies and protection against illegal extraction fines.

What it actually costs you

Annual fee based on water volume; requires valid INE and land/water usage proof.

Common gotcha

Many assume national permits cover state reservoirs, but you need the CEA stamp to avoid local fines.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Small-scale tilapia and carp farmers.

What you get

Discounted bulk purchase of high-protein fish feed through state-negotiated contracts.

What it actually costs you

Must be part of a local producer cooperative; requires annual production report.

Common gotcha

Distribution is seasonal; if you miss the sign-up window in February, you wait until next year.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Any resident fisherman in the state.

What you get

Free training on modern netting, water health, and direct-to-market sales strategies.

What it actually costs you

Time commitment of 2 full days; no fee.

Common gotcha

Certificates from these workshops are often required to apply for larger state equipment grants.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social (SEDESOQ)

Who qualifies

Low-income households in rural fishing communities.

What you get

Monthly food basket containing staples like beans, rice, and oil.

What it actually costs you

Social study visit to your home; requires proof of income and residency.

Common gotcha

You must re-verify your address every 6 months or you are dropped from the list.

state · Secretaría de Salud del Estado

Who qualifies

Uninsured residents without IMSS or ISSSTE coverage.

What you get

Subsidized consultations and medications at state-run clinics.

What it actually costs you

No cost; requires CURP and proof of address.

Common gotcha

It does not cover major surgeries; it is for primary care and pharmacy discounts only.

state · Instituto de la Vivienda del Estado de Querétaro

Who qualifies

Families living in homes with dirt floors or damaged roofs in rural zones.

What you get

Materials (cement, roofing sheets) to fix up your home.

What it actually costs you

Application form and a site inspection by a municipal engineer.

Common gotcha

You have to provide the labor yourself; the state only provides the materials.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario, Rural y Pesca (SEDARPE)

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale fishers holding a valid fishing permit in Quintana Roo.

What you get

Additional fuel subsidy and equipment maintenance vouchers during the low season.

What it actually costs you

Proof of active permit, CURP, and local fishing cooperative membership card.

Common gotcha

The application window is very short, usually opening just before the hurricane season starts.

state · SEDARPE

Who qualifies

Registered fishing cooperatives in the state.

What you get

Up to 50% matching funds for new outboard motors or cold-storage units.

What it actually costs you

Must present a business plan and proof of cooperative registration.

Common gotcha

Requires all members of the coop to be up to date with their tax filings.

state · Secretaría de Obras Públicas

Who qualifies

Communities with designated artisanal fishing docks.

What you get

State-funded repairs for public wooden piers and landing zones.

What it actually costs you

Community petition signed by at least 10 local fishers.

Common gotcha

Only applies to public-use docks, not private ones.

state · Capitanía de Puerto / SEDARPE

Who qualifies

All active fishers operating in state waters.

What you get

Free mandatory safety training and navigation certification.

What it actually costs you

One day of training; must bring own safety gear for inspection.

Common gotcha

Without this certificate, you may be fined during routine inspections.

state · Secretaría del Trabajo

Who qualifies

Fishers unable to work during the lobster or conch closed season.

What you get

Monthly stipend for participating in coastal cleanup or reef restoration projects.

What it actually costs you

Must register at the local municipal office when the 'veda' is announced.

Common gotcha

You must physically show up to the cleanup sites to receive the payment.

state · Secretaría de Salud

Who qualifies

Residents of remote coastal fishing villages.

What you get

Free basic medical checkups, dental care, and vaccinations.

What it actually costs you

Present your INE and CURP.

Common gotcha

The schedule is posted on the municipal Facebook page, not always in clinics.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Quintana Roo (SEQ)

Who qualifies

Children of registered artisanal fishers in public schools.

What you get

Annual cash grant for school supplies and uniforms.

What it actually costs you

Proof of parental occupation (fishing permit) and student enrollment.

Common gotcha

Application must be submitted within the first month of the school year.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura de Sinaloa

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale fishers in Sinaloa during the 'veda' (closed season).

What you get

Direct cash transfer to cover basic food needs when fishing is prohibited.

What it actually costs you

Proof of registration in the state fishing census and valid ID.

Common gotcha

The window to apply is very narrow, usually just before the closed season begins.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura de Sinaloa

Who qualifies

Cooperatives and individual fishers with registered small boats (pangas).

What you get

Discounted gasoline or diesel vouchers for outboard motors.

What it actually costs you

Receipts of fuel purchases and current boat registration (matrícula).

Common gotcha

Vouchers are often limited to specific gas stations designated by the state.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura de Sinaloa

Who qualifies

Small-scale fishers needing new nets or safety equipment.

What you get

50% cost coverage for new, legal-sized fishing nets and safety vests.

What it actually costs you

A formal quote from an authorized supplier and proof of active fishing status.

Common gotcha

You must prove that your old gear was damaged or is no longer compliant with environmental standards.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura de Sinaloa

Who qualifies

Fishers with registered pangas needing hull or motor repairs.

What you get

Grants for fiberglass repair or outboard motor servicing.

What it actually costs you

Inspection by a state technician to verify the boat's condition.

Common gotcha

The grant is often paid as a reimbursement after repairs are completed by certified workshops.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario y Recursos Hidráulicos

Who qualifies

Registered fishermen and aquaculture cooperatives in SLP.

What you get

Financial aid for purchasing fingerlings, feed, and aeration equipment.

What it actually costs you

Requires a formal project proposal, proof of water rights, and 3-4 weeks processing.

Common gotcha

You must have your water concession title from CONAGUA updated and valid to apply.

state · Dirección de Pesca y Acuacultura

Who qualifies

Small-scale fishermen operating in state-managed reservoirs.

What you get

Direct subsidy covering 50% of the cost of nets, life jackets, and boat maintenance.

What it actually costs you

Submission of a valid fishing permit and a local residency certificate.

Common gotcha

Funds are released in batches; apply early in the fiscal year before the budget is exhausted.

state · Comisión Estatal del Agua

Who qualifies

Fishermen cooperatives working in state-designated reservoirs.

What you get

Construction of boat ramps, docking areas, and cold storage facilities.

What it actually costs you

Requires collective application from a registered cooperative.

Common gotcha

Individual applications are rarely approved; you must act as part of a group.

state · Comité Estatal de Sanidad Acuícola

Who qualifies

Fishermen selling their catch to local markets or restaurants.

What you get

Free laboratory testing and health certification for fish stocks.

What it actually costs you

Samples must be delivered to the state lab in the capital.

Common gotcha

Certification is mandatory for selling to larger regional distributors.

state · DIF Estatal San Luis Potosí

Who qualifies

Low-income families in rural fishing communities.

What you get

Monthly basket of basic nutritional staples.

What it actually costs you

Proof of income and a home visit by a social worker.

Common gotcha

You must renew your registration every six months.

state · Secretaría de Salud de SLP

Who qualifies

Residents of remote areas, including fishing camps, without local clinics.

What you get

General medical checkups, vaccinations, and basic dental care.

What it actually costs you

Bring your CURP and a local ID.

Common gotcha

The schedule is fixed; check the municipal office for the next arrival date.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Gobierno del Estado

Who qualifies

Children of fishermen enrolled in primary or secondary school.

What you get

Annual cash payment to cover school supplies and uniforms.

What it actually costs you

School enrollment certificate and parent's proof of occupation.

Common gotcha

Application window is very short, usually in the first month of the school year.

state · Protección Civil Estatal

Who qualifies

Fishermen who lose equipment or catch due to floods or extreme weather.

What you get

One-time emergency cash grant for equipment replacement.

What it actually costs you

Must report the loss within 48 hours to the local municipal authority.

Common gotcha

Photographic evidence of the damage is strictly required for the claim.

state · Secretaría de Agricultura, Ganadería, Recursos Hidráulicos, Pesca y Acuacultura (SAGARHPA)

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale fishers in Sonora with valid fishing permits.

What you get

Direct rebate of 20% on diesel and gasoline costs for registered fishing vessels.

What it actually costs you

Requires proof of permit and monthly fuel receipts; processed quarterly.

Common gotcha

Receipts must be tax-compliant (CFDI) to be accepted for the rebate.

state · SAGARHPA

Who qualifies

Cooperatives and individual fishers in coastal municipalities.

What you get

Grants covering 50% of the cost for new nets, GPS units, or outboard motor repairs.

What it actually costs you

Application during open call periods; requires official proof of residency in coastal zones.

Common gotcha

Funds are limited and distributed on a first-come, first-served basis during the annual window.

state · Secretaría de Economía de Sonora

Who qualifies

Fishing cooperatives looking to install solar-powered ice machines or freezers.

What you get

Subsidized loans and grants for installing cold storage facilities at landing sites.

What it actually costs you

Technical project proposal required; must demonstrate environmental compliance.

Common gotcha

The site must be legally zoned for commercial use before applying.

state · Capitanía de Puerto / SAGARHPA

Who qualifies

Fishers operating unregistered or expired small vessels.

What you get

Waived administrative fees for legalizing vessel documentation.

What it actually costs you

Inspection of the vessel by port authorities; takes 2-3 months.

Common gotcha

Many fishers wait until the season starts to register, causing massive backlogs.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social de Sonora (SEDESSON)

Who qualifies

Registered fishers during the mandatory closed fishing season (veda).

What you get

Monthly cash stipend to cover basic food needs during the months when fishing is prohibited.

What it actually costs you

Must be on the official state registry of active fishers.

Common gotcha

If you are found fishing during the veda, you are permanently disqualified from the program.

state · Instituto de Becas y Crédito Educativo del Estado de Sonora

Who qualifies

Children of registered fishers attending high school or university.

What you get

Monthly stipend to cover school supplies and transportation.

What it actually costs you

Proof of parent's fishing registration and student's grades.

Common gotcha

Must maintain a minimum GPA of 8.0 to keep receiving the funds.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario, Forestal y Pesca (SEDAFOP)

Who qualifies

Pescadores ribereños registrados en cooperativas locales de Tabasco.

What you get

Subsidios para la compra de motores fuera de borda y redes de pesca certificadas.

What it actually costs you

Copia de identificación oficial, comprobante de domicilio y registro de la cooperativa.

Common gotcha

Los fondos se liberan solo durante la veda, por lo que debes aplicar meses antes.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social (SDS)

Who qualifies

Pescadores activos en zonas de alto riesgo en el estado.

What you get

Cobertura de gastos funerarios y apoyo económico para la familia en caso de accidente laboral.

What it actually costs you

Registro anual en el padrón estatal de pescadores.

Common gotcha

Muchos olvidan actualizar sus beneficiarios cada año, lo que causa retrasos en el cobro.

state · Protección Civil Estatal

Who qualifies

Pescadores afectados por inundaciones severas en las cuencas del Grijalva.

What you get

Apoyo económico directo para cubrir pérdidas de equipo durante la temporada de lluvias.

What it actually costs you

Reporte de daños validado por la autoridad municipal.

Common gotcha

Debes tener tus fotos de los daños antes de que el agua baje.

state · SEDAFOP

Who qualifies

Pescadores interesados en diversificar hacia la cría de tilapia en estanques.

What you get

Cursos técnicos gratuitos y asesoría para instalar estanques de traspatio.

What it actually costs you

Asistencia a talleres presenciales en Villahermosa o sedes regionales.

Common gotcha

La capacitación es obligatoria para acceder a créditos de equipo acuícola.

state · Secretaría de Bienestar, Sustentabilidad y Cambio Climático

Who qualifies

Familias en situación de vulnerabilidad en zonas rurales y pesqueras.

What you get

Descuentos en servicios públicos y acceso a despensas alimentarias mensuales.

What it actually costs you

Estudio socioeconómico realizado por trabajadores sociales del estado.

Common gotcha

La tarjeta se bloquea si no se usa en comercios afiliados cada 3 meses.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Tabasco (SETAB)

Who qualifies

Estudiantes de nivel primaria y secundaria cuyos padres dependan exclusivamente de la pesca.

What you get

Apoyo económico semestral para útiles escolares y uniformes.

What it actually costs you

Constancia de inscripción escolar y credencial de pescador del padre.

Common gotcha

El promedio escolar debe mantenerse arriba de 8.0 para renovar.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura de Tamaulipas

Who qualifies

Pescadores ribereños registrados en el padrón estatal que ya reciben el apoyo federal.

What you get

Pago único anual adicional de 3,500 MXN para mantenimiento de artes de pesca.

What it actually costs you

Copia de identificación oficial, CURP y comprobante de registro federal; trámite gratuito.

Common gotcha

Se debe renovar el registro en la oficina regional de pesca cada año antes de marzo.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural y Pesca

Who qualifies

Cooperativas pesqueras legalmente constituidas en Tamaulipas.

What you get

Subsidio de hasta el 50% del costo de motores fuera de borda de 4 tiempos.

What it actually costs you

Proyecto técnico, acta constitutiva de la cooperativa y cotización formal; proceso de 3 meses.

Common gotcha

El subsidio solo aplica si el motor anterior es entregado para su destrucción controlada.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura

Who qualifies

Pescadores activos con permiso vigente en el estado.

What you get

Cobertura por fallecimiento o incapacidad total permanente durante la faena de pesca.

What it actually costs you

Registro en el padrón estatal de pescadores; no tiene costo directo para el usuario.

Common gotcha

La póliza solo es válida si el pescador está en el padrón actualizado antes del incidente.

state · Comisión de Pesca de Tamaulipas

Who qualifies

Productores de acuacultura en pequeña escala (camarón o tilapia).

What you get

Asesoría técnica gratuita y subsidio en la compra de alevines certificados.

What it actually costs you

Visita técnica a la granja y solicitud firmada; trámite de 15 días hábiles.

Common gotcha

Requiere tener la concesión de agua vigente ante CONAGUA.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Tamaulipas

Who qualifies

Estudiantes de nivel básico cuyos padres dependan exclusivamente de la pesca.

What you get

Apoyo económico mensual de 800 MXN durante el ciclo escolar.

What it actually costs you

Constancia de estudios y comprobante de actividad pesquera del padre/madre.

Common gotcha

Se suspende si el promedio escolar baja de 8.5.

state · Sistema DIF Tamaulipas

Who qualifies

Familias de pescadores durante los meses de veda oficial del camarón.

What you get

Paquete de despensa básica mensual durante el periodo de veda.

What it actually costs you

Censo realizado por el DIF municipal en las comunidades pesqueras.

Common gotcha

Solo se entrega en centros comunitarios designados, no hay entrega a domicilio.

state · Secretaría de Salud de Tamaulipas

Who qualifies

Población residente en comunidades pesqueras aisladas.

What you get

Consultas médicas, dentales y vacunación gratuita en unidades móviles.

What it actually costs you

Ninguno; solo presentar identificación oficial.

Common gotcha

Las fechas de visita se publican en las oficinas de las cooperativas locales, no en internet.

state · Secretaría de Impulso Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Small-scale producers with registered aquaculture units in Tlaxcala.

What you get

Subsidies for fingerlings, specialized feed, and aeration equipment.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land ownership, water concession permit, and a technical project plan.

Common gotcha

The water concession permit from CONAGUA is mandatory even for small ponds; without it, the state application is rejected.

state · Secretaría de Impulso Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Fishery cooperatives and family-run pond operations.

What you get

Up to 50% matching funds for pond lining and water filtration systems.

What it actually costs you

Detailed budget proposal and site inspection by state technicians.

Common gotcha

Funds are released as reimbursements, so you must have the capital to start the work first.

state · Secretaría de Impulso Agropecuario

Who qualifies

Any registered aquaculture producer in the state.

What you get

Free on-site visits from biologists to test water quality and fish health.

What it actually costs you

Zero cost; requires scheduling an appointment at the local regional office.

Common gotcha

Technicians are spread thin; request visits at least 3 weeks before the stocking season.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico

Who qualifies

Registered local food producers including fish farmers.

What you get

Free booth space at state-sponsored markets and regional fairs.

What it actually costs you

Health and sanitation permits for processed fish products.

Common gotcha

You must have your sanitary registration (COFEPRIS) to sell processed goods at these events.

state · Secretaría de Bienestar

Who qualifies

Low-income rural families living in identified vulnerable zones.

What you get

Materials for floor, roof, or wall improvements.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residency and a social study conducted by a state worker.

Common gotcha

The program prioritizes households with dirt floors; if you have concrete, you may not qualify.

state · Secretaría de Salud de Tlaxcala

Who qualifies

Uninsured residents of Tlaxcala for non-covered procedures.

What you get

Financial assistance for specialized medical procedures or medications not in the national catalog.

What it actually costs you

Medical referral from a state hospital and proof of lack of social security.

Common gotcha

This is a secondary fund; you must prove you have already exhausted national health options.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Agropecuario, Rural y Pesca (SEDARPA)

Who qualifies

Registered artisanal fishers in Veracruz coastal municipalities.

What you get

Subsidies for outboard motors, nets, and safety equipment.

What it actually costs you

Proof of registration, fishing permit, and municipal residency proof.

Common gotcha

Funds are released in batches; applications must be submitted during the annual open window.

state · SEDARPA

Who qualifies

Fishers affected by the mandatory suspension of fishing for species like shrimp or octopus.

What you get

Direct cash transfer to cover basic household needs during the non-fishing months.

What it actually costs you

Must be on the state registry of active fishers.

Common gotcha

You cannot receive this if you are already receiving federal Bienestar support for the same period.

state · SEDARPA

Who qualifies

Small-scale fishers looking to diversify into pond farming.

What you get

Free workshops on tilapia farming and water quality management.

What it actually costs you

Time for training sessions; usually held in regional hubs.

Common gotcha

The training is often a prerequisite for getting state-subsidized fingerlings.

state · Secretaría de Protección Civil

Who qualifies

Registered fishers in high-risk coastal zones.

What you get

Life and accident insurance coverage for incidents occurring at sea.

What it actually costs you

Annual registration with the local fishing cooperative.

Common gotcha

Does not cover equipment loss, only personal injury or death.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Social (SEDESOL)

Who qualifies

Families living in extreme poverty in coastal or rural areas.

What you get

Food baskets, home improvement materials, and health vouchers.

What it actually costs you

Socio-economic study conducted by state social workers.

Common gotcha

Requires a home visit; keep your utility bills ready to prove residence.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Veracruz (SEV)

Who qualifies

Students in primary and secondary school whose parents are registered fishers.

What you get

Monthly stipend to cover school supplies and uniforms.

What it actually costs you

Proof of parent's fishing permit and child's school enrollment.

Common gotcha

Grades must be maintained above a certain threshold (usually 8.0).

state · INVIVIENDA

Who qualifies

Low-income families needing roof or floor repairs.

What you get

Subsidized materials like cement, roofing sheets, or eco-stoves.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land ownership or legal possession.

Common gotcha

The program provides materials, not labor; you must arrange the construction.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura Sustentables (SEPASY)

Who qualifies

Registered small-scale fishers in coastal municipalities of Yucatán.

What you get

Up to 50% co-financing for boat motors, GPS units, and safety equipment.

What it actually costs you

Proof of active fishing permit, boat registration, and a matching fund contribution.

Common gotcha

The application window is very short, usually opening just before the peak season.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura Sustentables (SEPASY)

Who qualifies

Active fishers during the official closed season for species like grouper or lobster.

What you get

Monthly economic stipend to cover basic needs while fishing is prohibited.

What it actually costs you

Must be on the official state census of fishers; requires current fishing license.

Common gotcha

If your license is expired, you are automatically disqualified from the payout.

state · Secretaría de Pesca y Acuacultura Sustentables (SEPASY)

Who qualifies

Small-scale fishers with registered vessels under 10 meters.

What you get

Reimbursement of a portion of fuel costs per liter for fishing trips.

What it actually costs you

Submission of fuel receipts and logbook of fishing trips.

Common gotcha

Receipts must be tax-compliant (CFDI) to be accepted for reimbursement.

state · Secretaría de Fomento Económico y del Trabajo

Who qualifies

Formally registered fishing cooperatives in Yucatán.

What you get

Grants for cold storage facilities, ice machines, or collective processing equipment.

What it actually costs you

Requires a formal business plan and proof of cooperative legal status.

Common gotcha

The paperwork for legal cooperative status often takes months to update.

state · Instituto de Vivienda del Estado de Yucatán (IVEY)

Who qualifies

Low-income families in coastal or rural areas needing floor, wall, or roof repairs.

What you get

Materials and labor support to build a concrete floor or extra room.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land ownership and residency in the municipality.

Common gotcha

The waiting list is long; you must apply through your local municipal office.

state · Secretaría de Educación del Gobierno del Estado de Yucatán

Who qualifies

All students in public primary schools in Yucatán.

What you get

Free school supplies, backpacks, and uniforms at the start of the school year.

What it actually costs you

Just enrollment in a public school; no application needed.

Common gotcha

Sizes for uniforms are distributed based on general averages; exchanges are difficult.

state · Secretaría de Salud de Yucatán

Who qualifies

Residents without formal social security (IMSS/ISSSTE).

What you get

Priority access and reduced costs for specialized medical care in Mérida hospitals.

What it actually costs you

Proof of address and a CURP ID.

Common gotcha

It does not replace national insurance but acts as a bridge for state-run clinics.

state · Secretaría del Campo (SECAMPO)

Who qualifies

Small-scale inland fish farmers and reservoir cooperatives in Zacatecas.

What you get

Subsidies for fingerlings, aeration equipment, and pond lining materials.

What it actually costs you

Proof of land ownership or water rights concession, 2-month processing time.

Common gotcha

Requires a verified water quality report before the subsidy is released.

state · Comisión Nacional del Agua (CONAGUA) - State Office

Who qualifies

Local fishing cooperatives operating in state-managed dams.

What you get

Legal authorization to fish in specific reservoirs and access to state-stocked fish fry.

What it actually costs you

Annual permit fee, must form a legal cooperative (sociedad cooperativa).

Common gotcha

You must renew your cooperative registration annually to keep the fishing rights.

state · Secretaría del Campo (SECAMPO)

Who qualifies

Registered aquaculture producers in the state registry.

What you get

Up to 30% discount on high-protein fish feed through state-approved suppliers.

What it actually costs you

Must present an updated production logbook.

Common gotcha

Only works with specific government-approved feed brands.

state · Secretaría de Economía de Zacatecas

Who qualifies

Fishery cooperatives looking to invest in ice machines or refrigerated transport.

What you get

Matching grants covering 50% of the cost of small-scale refrigeration units.

What it actually costs you

Detailed business plan and 3 quotes from suppliers.

Common gotcha

The grant is paid as a reimbursement after you buy the equipment.

state · Secretaría de Desarrollo Urbano, Vivienda y Ordenamiento Territorial

Who qualifies

Low-income rural residents, including fishing families, with substandard housing.

What you get

Materials for roof repairs, floor cementing, or room additions.

What it actually costs you

Proof of residency and a social-economic study conducted by the municipality.

Common gotcha

You must provide the labor for the construction yourself.

state · Secretaría de Educación de Zacatecas

Who qualifies

Children of registered rural producers (including fishers) attending public schools.

What you get

Monthly stipend to cover school supplies and transport.

What it actually costs you

Proof of enrollment and parent's producer registration card.

Common gotcha

Must maintain a minimum grade average to keep the scholarship.

state · Protección Civil Estatal

Who qualifies

Producers who lose equipment or stock due to floods or extreme weather.

What you get

Direct financial aid or replacement materials for damaged infrastructure.

What it actually costs you

Must file a report within 72 hours of the event.

Common gotcha

You need photographic evidence of the damage before cleaning up.