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Oceans Program

Sustainable Fisheries

deep-sea fish
Bluetail Unicornfish Group of Bluetail Unicornfish (Naso caeruleacauda) and diver at Komodo National Park in Indonesia. © Awaludinnoer/YKAN

Indonesia's Fisheries Management Areas (WPP) are known to be rich in economically important marine fish species such as snapper, grouper, tuna and other species.

Excessive fishing has caused the decline of these species. Sustainable utilization of fisheries resources requires a fisheries harvest strategy across WPPs and community-based management in traditional fisheries areas.

Issues and Challenges

Key issues & challenges related to Sustainable Fisheries Management in Indonesia.

  • Fisheries Database

    Unstructured fisheries data recording system

  • Fisheries Stock

    Lack of fisheries stock information

  • Fisheries Resources

    Indigenous peoples' access to fisheries resources

  • Excessive fishing

    Excessive fishing and damage to the ecosystem which causes fishery stocks to decline.

  • Collaboration

    Lack of coordination and collaboration between stakeholders (government, private sector and fishing communities) in managing fisheries.

  • Resources of Coastal Community

    Limited resources of coastal communities in managing their fishing areas

  • High Biodiversity

    The high diversity of fisheries types (high biodiversity) in Indonesia requires a more complex and diverse type of management.

Main Program

YKAN's main program aligns with the Sustainable Fisheries Management strategy.

  1. Support the government in developing a harvest strategy for tuna and snapper-grouper fisheries

  2. Conducting stock assessments of Tuna, Snapper, Grouper and Coastal fisheries to prevent overfishing

  3. Collaborate with government institutions, private sector and stakeholders in managing fisheries in Indonesia through LPP/WPP, FIP (Fisheries Improvement Project) and Tuna Consortium

  4. Supporting ecosystem and community-based fisheries management for coastal fisheries

  5. Strengthening the traceability of tuna, snapper, grouper and coastal fisheries

Mendorong Sertifikasi dan Ecolabeling Berdasarkan data kajian dalam 5 tahun terakhir, banyak spesies perikanan dasar laut dalam saat ini berada di bawah titik lestari. Faktor utama penyebabnya adalah pemanfaatan ikan yang melebihi batas lestarinya.
WPP 711
WPP 712
WPP 713
WPP 715
WPP 718
WPP 573
Teon Nila Serua

Wilayah Pengelolaan Perikanan Berkelanjutan

Kabar Terbaru Fisheries

YKAN bersama dengan Sub Koordinator Pengawasan dan Pengendalian Mutu BKIPM Denpasar Putu Eka Sudaryatma, Kepala Sub bagian Umum BKIPM Denpasar Renest, Direktur CV. Bali Sustainable Seafood (BSS) Hema Sitorus, dan Kepala Balai Karantina Ikan dan Pengendalian Mutu Denpasar Anwar saat jumpa pers di Restoran Lilla Pantai, Sanur, Bali, yang mendapat pasokan ikan dari BSS yang hanya menyajikan ikan berukuran dewasa.

Upaya Pelestarian Kakap dan Kerapu Secara Berkelanjutan

Para mitra yang tergabung dalam FIP pun semakin sadar dan mematuhi persyaratan yang diterapkan dalam FIP, misalnya menurunkan tangkapan ikan juvenil sampai setidaknya 5 persen.

Pemanfaatan Teknologi AI untuk Perikanan Berkelanjutan

YKAN menggunakan FishFace AI untuk identifikasi ikan akurat 99%, mendukung perikanan berkelanjutan dan kesejahteraan masyarakat.

The fishermen are on the boat with their catch according to sustainable fishing methods.

Pendataan Ikan, Demi Tetap Makan Ikan di Masa Depan

Pengelolaan perikanan berkelanjutan penting dilakukan agar kita dapat memanfaatkan sumber daya laut secara berkesinambungan dalam jangka panjang.

Sistem FishFace Terobosan untuk Menjaga Populasi Ikan di Indonesia

Mengidentifikasi spesies ikan ternyata penting untuk strategi konservasi ikan. Seperti apa praktik penggunaan sistem Fishface?

Fisherman using CODRS Crew-Operated Data Recording System © YKAN

Crew-Operated Data Recording System (CODRS)

The challenge of fisheries management is the lack of information on fishery stocks. Often we don't know what kind of fish, where, and how many were caught. YKAN uses the Crew Operated Data Systems (CODRS) method to obtain the required data.

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Malabar Snapper A fish supplier offers his product (Lutjanus malabaricus) at the fish auction market in Lamongan District, East Java. © Laksmi Larastiti

FishFace

Picture identification application called FishFace becomes an innovation that allows fishers to identify and track their catch using cellular technology.

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