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Acronym Bahasa English

P4KSI Pusat Penelitian Pengelolaan

Perikanan dan Konservasi

Sumberdaya Ikan

Research Centre for Fishery Management and

Conservation of Fishery Resources

BPPL Balai Penelitian Perikanan Laut Marine Research Agency

KOMNAS KAJISKAN Komisi Nasional Pengkajian Stok National Committee on Fish Stock Assessment

SDI Sumberdaya ikan Fishery Resources

PUP Pelayanan Usaha Perikanan Fishing Services

KKJI Konservasi Kawasan dan Jenis Ikan Fish and Area Conservation

PSDP Pengawasan Sumberdaya Perikanan Surveillance of Fishery Resources

PLN Pemasaran Luar Negeri Foreign Marketing

PDN Pemasaran Dalam Negeri Domestic Marketing

KTI Komisi Tuna Indonesia Indonesian Tuna Commission

KEMLU Kementerian Luar Negeri Ministry of Foreign Affairs

PUSKITA Pusat Analisis Kerjasama

Internasional dan Antar Lembaga

Centre for Analysis on International Cooperation

and Inter Institution

BBRSE Balai Besar Riset Sosial dan Ekonomi Research Agency on Social and Economy

ASTUIN Asosiasi Tuna Indonesia Indonesian Tuna Association

ATLI Asosiasi Tuna Longline Indonesia Indonesian Tuna Longline Association

BPSDM KP Badan Pengembangan Sumberdaya

Manusia Kelautan dan Perikanan

Marine and Fisheries Human Resources

Development Agency

KAPI Kapal dan Alat Penangkap Ikan Vessel and Fishing Gear

Setkab Sekretariat Kabinet Cabinet Secretary

FKPPS Forum Komunikasi Pengelolaan

Pemanfaatan Sumberdaya ikan

Forum on Fishery Resources Utilization

Management

LRP Titik Batas Referensi Limit Reference Point

HCR Aturan Penangkapan Harvest Control Rule

ETP Endangered, Terancam, Dilindungi Endangered, Threatened, Protected

NPOA Rencana Aksi Nasional National Plan of Action

BMP Praktek Pengelolaan yang Baik Better Management Practices

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 End of

Year 1Conducting biological

research for targeted

shrimp species in Kotabaru

waters

The availability of

targeted shrimp

species productivity’s

information (average

of age and size when

mature gonad,

average of maximum

age and size,

fecundity,

reproduction strategy,

tropic level) and

targeted shrimp

susceptibility (overlap

areal, overlap vertical,

selectivity, post-

harvest death)

LC EAFM, Fishermen

Conducting public

consultation for studying

species susceptibilities

towards overfishing (PSA

study) of targeted shrimp

species

The availability of

information status for

species susceptibility

towards overfishing

and the management

strategy

LC EAFM,Fisheries

Offices at Provincial

and District

level, PT. Sekar Laut,

Fishermen, WWF

1.1.2 Where the stock

is reduced, there is

evidence of stock

rebuilding within a

specified timeframe.

Long term strategy

for shrimp stock

rebuilding is not yet

available

Evaluation scheme

for rebuilding stock is

not yet available

RBF (risk based

framework) tools is

available, but it yet

has not been

implemented due to

some reason (i.e the

lack of supporting

data, new methods)

Do not need an action

because stock status

(1.1.1.) has been obtained

by using RBF

n/a n/a n/a

Conducting academic

research for drafting

harvest strategy of targeted

shrimp species

The availability of

academic research on

harvest strategy for

targeted shrimp

species

LC EAFM

Conducting public

consultation to gain input

on harvest strategy

the availability of

harvest strategy

approved by related

stakeholder

1.2.1 There is a robust

and precautionary

harvest strategy in

place

Currently, harvest

strategy at the level

where the harvest

done is not available.

However, the

government has

already issued

regulations

regarding the making

of fishery

management plan

which also set

general fish harvest

strategy (Ministerial

Decree Number 29 of

Providing harvest strategy

for targeted shrimp species

The availability of

harvest strategy

for targeted

shrimp species

which covers the

policy for total

number of

sustainable

utilization,

monitoring

scheme and

evaluation as

well as periodical

review

Year 5

1.1.1. The stock is at a

level which maintains

high productivity and

has a low probability

of recruitment

overfishing

According to

Ministrial Decree

Number 45 of 2001,

the stock of demersal

fish is over exploited.

However, the specific

stock status for

shrimp has not been

studied yet.

- Information of

shrimp stock status

in Kotabaru water

territories is not

available

Conducting a stock

assessment for targeted

shrimp species in Kotabaru

waters

The document

availability of

stock assessment

status using RBF

for targeted

shrimp species

OUTPUT AND

INDICATOR

FOR DETAIL

ACTION LEAD

& PARTNERS

Year 1Year 2 Year 3 Year 4MSC Principles Status Scores ACTION / TASK OUTPUT

DETAIL ACTION

(for the Seafood

Savers member)

to consult about the rules of


targeted shrimp at

fishermen level

The rules of harvest

strategy for targeted

shrimp supported by

fishermen covers:

(1) reducing catch if

the stock status is

reaching Limit

Reference Point,

(2) adopting the

uncertainties

principles,

(3) precautionary

approach,

(4) regular evaluation

mechanism towards

management

performance done by

related internal and

external stakeholder

and

(5) short term and long

term objectives.

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District

level, Fisheries Offices

at Province level, WWF

Indonesia, PT. Sekar

Laut, Fishermen

to consult about the rules of


targeted shrimp at

district/regional level

Draft approved by

government at district

level covers:

(1) reducing catch if

the stock status is

reaching Limit

Reference Point,

(2) adopting the

uncertainties

principles,

(3) precautionary

approach,


mechanism towards

management

performance done by



and


term objectives.

to support the drafting of

harvest of shrimp at


The availability of

rules supporting

shrimp harvest which

covers:

(1) reducing harvest

plan if the stock status

is reaching Limit

Reference Point,

(2) adopting the

uncertainties

principles,

(3) precautionary

approach,


mechanism towards

management

performance done by



and


term objectives.

EAFM,Fisheries Offices

at Provincial and

District

level, PT. Sekar Laut,

Fishermen

drafting protocol of data

collection

Protocol of data

collection is available

LC EAFM1.2.3 Relevant

information is

collected to support

the harvest strategy

Relevant data

regarding stock

structure, stock

productivity and

fleets composition to

support harvest

strategy is not

available.

Data regarding stock

abundance and

fisheries moving

monitored and at

least one indicator is

available and

monitored by using

enough frequency to

support harvest

control rules is not

available.

Comprehensive

scientific research on

Provide supporting

information for harvest

strategy

harvest strategy

which covers

stock structure,

stock

productivity,

fleet

composition,

abundance and

other

information

concerning

targeted species

(level, size, age,

sex, by catch,

illegal,

unreported and

unregulated

fishing, and

death caused by

other activities)

1.2.2 There are well

defined and effective

harvest control rules

(HCRs) in place

There is no Regional

Regulation (PERDA)

on Harvest Control

Rule and stakeholder

which issues that

regulation

Currently, there is

only regulation on

harvest location in

regional level, but it

does not cover

shrimp harvesting in

the harvest areas.

Providing regulation on


targeted shrimp

The availability of

regulation on

harvest strategy

for targeted

shrimp which

covers reducing

harvest plan if

the stock status

is reaching

reference point

limit and

uncertainties.

conducting data collection

regularly

Data which has been

analyzed scientifically

is available

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District

level, WWF , PT. Sekar

Laut, Fishermen

disseminating result of the

research to support

targeted shrimp

management

Dissemination result is

used as input in

monitoring and

evaluation to review

shrimp harvest rules

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

1.2.4 There is an

adequate assessment

of the stock status

Data of shrimp stock

unit in South

Kalimantan water

territories and

surround is not

available, so

assessment approach

can not be done

Assessment for

evaluation can not be

done because there

the lack of shrimp

stock status data in

South Kalimantan

water territories

Assessment for

assessmentcan not

be done because

there the lack of

shrimp stock unit

data in South

Kalimantan water

territories

Assessment for peer

review can not be

done because there

the lack of shrimp

stock unit data in

Do not need an action

because stock status

(1.1.1.) has been obtained

by using RBF

n/a n/a n/a

Conducting biological

research of primary species

in Kotabaru water

territories and surrounding

it

The availability of

primary species

productivity’s



mature gonad,

average of maximum

age and size,

fecundity,


tropic level) and

targeted shrimp



selectivity, post-

harvest death)

LC EAFM, Fishermen

Conducting public




study) of primary species

Information of species

susceptibilities status

towards overfishing

and the management

strategy

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

1.2.3 Relevant

information is


the harvest strategy

Relevant data

regarding stock

structure, stock

productivity and

fleets composition to

support harvest

strategy is not

available.

Data regarding stock

abundance and

fisheries moving

monitored and at

least one indicator is

available and

monitored by using

enough frequency to

support harvest

control rules is not

available.

Comprehensive

scientific research on

Provide supporting

information for harvest

strategy

harvest strategy

which covers

stock structure,

stock

productivity,

fleet

composition,

abundance and

other

information

concerning

targeted species

(level, size, age,

sex, by catch,

illegal,

unreported and

unregulated

fishing, and

death caused by

other activities)

2.1.1 The UoA aims to

maintain primary

species above the

point where

recruitment would be

impaired (PRI) and

does not hinder

recovery of primary

species if they are

below the PRI.

Stock status data for

primary species is

not available, so

there is no rules

which ensures the

recovery mechanism

if this species is

overexploited


primary species is

not available, so

there is no action

plan to protects this

species from

overexploited

Should conduct a

research on Risk

Based Framework

(RBF) for catch status

of this primary

species

Estimating stock of

primary species from

shrimp catch in Kotabaru

water territories and

surrounding it

Stock

assessmentstatus

by using RBF

(PSA) for primary

species is

available

Conducting academicals

research in drafting primary

species management

strategy

Academic research on

primary species

management strategy

draft which covers

evaluation and

implementation

strategy is available

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

Consulting primary species

management draft at

fishermen level

Primary species policy

is supported by

fishermen

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

Consulting primary species

management draft at


The draft is approved

at district/regional

level

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

Supporting the drafting of

primary species

management policy at


Policy which sets

primary species

management is

available

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

Drafting data collection

protocol

data collection

protocol is available

LC EAFM, WWF, PT.

Sekar Laut, Fishermen

Collecting data regularly Data which has been


is available

LC EAFM

Disseminating the research

result to support primary

species management


used as input in

monitoring and


primary species

management policy

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District

level, WWF, PT. Sekar

Laut, Fishermen


research of secondary

species in Kotabaru water

territories and surrounding

it

The availability of

primary species

productivity’s



mature gonad,

average of maximum

age and size,

fecundity,


tropic level) and

secondary species



selectivity, post-

harvest death)

LC EAFM2.2.1 The UoA aims to

maintain secondary

species above a

biological based limit

and does not hinder

recovery of secondary

species if they are

below a biological

based limit.


secondary species is

not available, so

there is no rules

which ensures the

recovery mechanism

if this species is

overexploited


primary species is

not available, so

there is no action


species from

overexploited

Should conduct a

research on Risk

Based Framework


of this secondary

species

Estimating stock of

secondary species from



surrounding it

Stock

assessmentstatus

by using RBF

(PSA) for

secondary

species is

available

2.1.2 There is a

strategy in place that

is designed to

maintain or to not

hinder rebuilding of

primary species; and

the UoA regularly

reviews and

implements

measures, as

appropriate, to

minimise the

mortality

of unwanted catch.

Management

strategy, evaluation

of management

strategy and

implementation of

management

strategy for primary

species is not

available concerning

management

strategy is not

available either

Drafting harvest strategy

for shrimp primary species

Primary species

management

strategy which

ensures the

harvest is under

biological based

limit is available

2.1.3 Information on

the nature and

amount of primary

species taken is

adequate to

determine the risk

posed by the UoA and

the effectiveness

of the strategy to

manage primary

species.

Information about

characteristic and

status of non-target

effective species as

part of strategy on

primary species

management

strategy is not

available

Conducting a research on

primary species in shrimp

catching

Enough data on

primary species

which covers

catched species

composition

(record, species

composition,

catch result) of

each sample

fishermen is

available

Conducting public




study) of secondary species



towards overfishing

and the management


LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


LAut, Fishermen


research in drafting

secondary species

management strategy


secondary species

management strategy

draft which covers

evaluation and

implementation


LC EAFM, WWF, PT.

Sekar Laut

Consulting secondary

species management draft

at fishermen level

Secondary species

policy is supported by

fishermen

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

Consulting secondary

species management draft

at district/regional level



level

LC EAFM, FIsheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen


secondary species

management policy at


Policy which sets

secondary species

management is

available

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen


protocol

data collection


LC EAFM, WWF, PT.

Sekar Laut


analysed scientifically

is available

LC EAFM


result to support secondary

species management


used as input in

monitoring and


shrimp management

policy

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

2.2.3 Information on

the nature and

amount of secondary

species taken is

adequate to

determine the risk

posed by the UoA

and the effectiveness

of the strategy to

manage secondary

species.

Information about

characteristic and

status of non-target

effective species as

part of strategy on

secondary species

management

strategy is not

available


secondary species

Enough data on

secondary

species which

covers cached

species

composition

(record, species

composition,

catch result) of

each sample

fishermen is

available

2.2.1 The UoA aims to

maintain secondary

species above a

biological based limit

and does not hinder

recovery of secondary

species if they are

below a biological

based limit.



not available, so

there is no rules

which ensures the

recovery mechanism

if this species is

overexploited


primary species is

not available, so

there is no action


species from

overexploited

Should conduct a

research on Risk

Based Framework


of this secondary

species

Estimating stock of

secondary species from



surrounding it

Stock

assessmentstatus

by using RBF

(PSA) for

secondary

species is

available

2.2.2 There is a

strategy in place for

managing secondary

species that is

designed to maintain

or to not hinder

rebuilding of

secondary species;

and the UoA regularly

reviews and

implements

measures, as

appropriate, to

minimise the

mortality

of unwanted catch.

Management

strategy, evaluation

of management

strategy and

implementation of

management

strategy for


not available

concerning the

management

strategy is not

avalable either

Drafting harvest strategy

for shrimp secondary

species

Secondary

species

management

strategy which

ensures the

harvest is under

biological based

limit is available


research of ETP species in

Kotabaru water territories

and surrounding it

The availability of ETP

species productivity’s



mature gonad,

average of maximum

age and size,

fecundity,


tropic level) and ETP

species susceptibility

(overlap areal, overlap

vertical, selectivity,

post-harvest death)

LC EAFM, PT. Sekar

Laut, Fishermen

Conducting public




study) of ETP species



towards overfishing

and the management


LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen


research in drafting ETP

species management

strategy


ETP species

management strategy

draft which covers ETP

species rebuilding

stock

LC EAFM, WWF, PT.

Sekar Laut

Consulting ETP species

management draft at

fishermen level

ETP species policy is

supported by

fishermen

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

Consulting ETP species

management draft at




level

LC EAFM, isheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

Biodiversity and

Ecosystem

Directorate General

and Institutional

Ministry of

Environment Decree

which target a

decreasing number

of endangered

species population in

2015-2019 including

turtle


protocol

data collection


LC EAFM, WWF, PT.

Sekar Laut



is available

LC EAFM

Policy which sets ETP

species management

is available

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

2.3.3 Relevant

information is


the management

of UoA impacts on

ETP species,

including:

- information for the

development of the

management

strategy;

- information to

assess the

effectiveness of the

management

strategy; and

- information to

determine the

outcome status of ETP

Qualitative data to

estimate mortality

level of ETP species

from shrimp catches

practice is not

available

Proper data

concerning the

impact of shrimp

catch practice

towards ETP species

is not available

Proper data

concerning

management

strategy of EP

species is not


ETP species

Enough data on

ETP species

which covers

cacthed species

composition

(record, species

composition,

catch result) of

each sample

fishermen is

available

2.3.2 The UoA has

in place

precautionary

management

strategies designed

to:

- meet national

and international

requirements;

and

- ensure the UoA does

not hinder recovery

of

ETP species. Also, the

UoA regularly reviews

and implements

measures, as

appropriate, to

minimise the

mortality of ETP

species.

Regulations on ETP

species management

strategy is available.

Currently, Indonesia

applies management

strategy which

categorizes napoleon

in CITES Appendix II

ensuring the harvest

of this species is

limited to quota.

Quota and

distributing strategy

of this species is

done by distributing

this through only two

main airports in

Indonesia (Jakarta

and Bali). This

strategy is proven for

reducing napoleon

fish utilization.

Based on discussion

with Sasanti Suharti

Drafting ETP species

harvest strategy

ETP species

management

strategy which

ensures the

harvest is under

biological based

limit is available


ETP species management

policy at district/regional

level

2.3.1 The UoA meets

national and

international

requirements for

protection of ETP

species. The UoA

does not hinder

recovery of ETP

species

There is information

regarding ETP

species catch and

harvest

Collecting information

concerning potential

interaction of targeted

shrimp harvest towards

ETP species

assessmentstock

status using RBF

(PSA) for ETP

species is

available


result to support ETP

species management


used as input in

monitoring and


ETP species

management policy

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


LAut, Fishermen

2.4.1 The UoA does

not cause serious or

irreversible harm to

habitat structure and

function, considered

on the basis of the

area(s) covered by

the

governance body(s)

responsible for

fisheries

management

Based on the existing

data, capture fishing

by using trammel net

has very small

impact towards

ecosystem of the

sandy and muddy

bottom line, so it can

be considered as an

eco-friendly fishing

Conducting research on

targeted species harvest

towards habitat structure

at Kotabaru water

territories and its

surrounding areas

Research result

on the impact of

targeted species

harvest towards

habitat structure

at Kotabaru

water territories

and it

surrounding

areas is available

conducting literary review

on the impact of targeted

shrimp harvest activities

which uses hand line and

set bottom long line

scientific report on

conducting literary

review on the impact

of targeted shrimp

harvest activities

which uses hand line

and set bottom long

line is available

LC EAFM

Consulting habitat

management draft at

fishermen level

habitat management

policy is supported by

fishermen

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

Consulting habitat

management draft at




level

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen


habitat management policy

at district/regional level

Policy which sets

fishery management

of habitat is available

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District


Laut, Fishermen

2.4.3 Information is

adequate to

determine the risk

posed to the habitat

by the UoA and the


strategy to manage

impacts on the

habitat.

Data regarding

shrimp habitat in

Kotabaru is not

available

Monitoring

mechanism has been

created, but has not

been fully

implemented due to

operational facilities

issues

Conducting research to

collect information on risk

potential as well as the

effectively of management

strategy towards the

habitat

Research result

which covers

distribution and

susceptibilities of

habitat towards

harvest activities

as well as the

harvest activities

(area, time,

location, catching

tools) collected

periodically is

available

Conducting data collection

study periodically

Scientific report on

habitat damage level

caused by fishing

activities every two

year which later on

can be used to value

the effectively of

management strategy

is available

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut, Fishermen

1

s

t

r

e

p

o

r

t

Information

regarding ecosystem

status in Kotabaru is

not available

Conducting literary review

on the habitat of targeted

shrimp in Kotabaru and its

surrounding areas

Information regarding

the productivity of

targeted shrimp which

covers species,

functional group

composition,

distribution of the

community,

trophic/size structure

is available

LC EAFM, Fishermen

2.4.2 There is a

strategy in place that

is designed to ensure

the UoA does not

pose a risk of serious

or


the habitats.

There is

management

strategy

(Constitution/UU

No.27 of 2007) to

ensure habitat

structure in good

condition

Regional regulation

(PERDA) concerning

fishery harvest area

in Kotabaru water

territories is not

available

Drafting management

strategy of habitat

Habitat

management

strategy which

ensures targeted

shrimp activities

give minimum

impact towards

the habitat is

available

2.5.1 The UoA does



the key elements of

ecosystem structure

and function

Collecting data regarding

potential interaction of

targeted shrimp harvest

towards ecosystem

Ecosystem status

by using RBF

(SICA) is available

2.3.3 Relevant

information is


the management

of UoA impacts on

ETP species,

including:

- information for the

development of the

management

strategy;

- information to

assess the


management

strategy; and

- information to

determine the

outcome status of ETP

Qualitative data to

estimate mortality

level of ETP species

from shrimp catches

practice is not

available

Proper data

concerning the

impact of shrimp

catch practice

towards ETP species

is not available

Proper data

concerning

management

strategy of EP

species is not


ETP species

Enough data on

ETP species

which covers

cacthed species

composition

(record, species

composition,

catch result) of

each sample

fishermen is

available

Information

regarding the

influence of shrimp

fishing activities by

using line which will



the key elements of

ecosystem structure

and function is not

available

-

Conducting public

consultation to study the

ecosystem of targeted

shrimp species by using RBF

(SICA)

Information regarding

ecosystem status of

targeted shrimp and

the management


LC EAFM, WWF


Laut, Fishermen

Conducting draft

consultation on ecosystem

management and marine

protection zone area at

fisherman level

Ecosystem

management and

marine protection

zone area policy is

supported by

fishermen

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut, Fishermen

Conducting draft

consultation on ecosystem

management and marine

protection zone area at




level

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut,


ecosystem management

and marine protection zone

area policy at


Policy which sets

ecosystem

management and

marine protection

zone area is available

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut,

2.5.3 There is

adequate knowledge

of the impacts of the

UoA on the

ecosystem

Ecosystem data is

not enough in

providing

information on

structure and trophic

function, community

composition,

biodiversity and

ecosystem

productivity pattern

The impact of

grouper fishing

activities towards

ecosystem element

has not been studied

yet.

The relevance

between information

and component and

ecosystem element

has not been found

The monitoring

system is not enough

to know the risk level

of fishery activities

towards ecosystem


collect information on the

impact of targeted shrimp

harvest towards ecosystem

Research result

which covers the

impact of

targeted shrimp

harvest towards

the main

ecosystem (main

trophy, predator,

competitor,

community

composition)

based on periodic

data is available

Conducting research on

data collection done

periodically

Scientific report which

covers the impact of

targeted shrimp

harvest towards the

main ecosystem (main

trophy, predator,

competitor,

community

composition) every 2

years is available

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Laut, Fishermen

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2.5.2 There are

measures in place to

ensure the Utah does

not pose a risk of

serious or irreversible

harm to ecosystem

structure and

function.

Regulation stating

that ecosystem

protection can be

done if grouper

fishing activity is

potential to harm

ecosystem function is

available

Management

strategy draft

considers action plan

as well as the

influence of fishing

activity towards

ecosystem

The implementation

of management

strategy is according

to Government

Regulation 60 of

2007 and can protect

the ecosystem.

However, some still

violate the minimum

size regulations by

using trammel net

which may harm

ecosystem function

Drafting management

strategy for ecosystem and

supporting monitoring

marine protection area

Ecosystem

management

strategy which

ensures the

species harvest

activity has

minimum impact

to the ecosystem

is available

2.5.1 The UoA does



the key elements of

ecosystem structure

and function

Collecting data regarding

potential interaction of

targeted shrimp harvest

towards ecosystem

Ecosystem status

by using RBF

(SICA) is available

Reviewing constitution

regulation regarding fishery

management based on

principle 1 and 2 of MSC

The availability of

constitution regulation

which supports and

also recommendation

for creating regulation

supporting principle 1

and 2 of MSC

LC EAFM, WWF


LAut

Compiling academic draft

for management regulation

supporting principle 1 and 2

of MSC

Academic draft which

covers collaborative

fishery management,

transparent

mechanism to solve

problems legally,

recognition on fishery

management with

custom basis and

community agreement

which support the

sustainability are

available

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut

Conducting national

consultation to support

fishery management

regulation supporting

principle 1 and 2 of MSC

There is

recommendation to

adopt fishery

management

regulation supporting

principle 1 and 2 of

MSC

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut

Strengthening community

capacity in the

management scheme

The availability of

fishery management

scheme besides

monitoring of harvest

area from fishermen

group in South

Kalimantan

WWF Indonesia

Supporting shrimp

processing institution in

South Kalimantan and

surrounding area

The availability of

shrimp processing

institution in South

Kalimantan and the

surrounding area

which regulates the

implementation of

MSC principle number

1 and 2 consisting

independent

coordinator,

representative of

Fisheries Officer at

District/Regional level,

representative of

industry, fishermen,

scientist, expert, NGO,

member of

Community

Surveillance Group

(POKMASWAS) and

have open meeting for

all stakeholder

regularly

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut

3.1.2 The

management

system has effective

consultation

processes that are

open to interested

and affected parties.

The roles and

responsibilities of

organisations and

individuals who are

involved in the

management process

are clear and

understood by all

relevant parties.

There is no

organization and

individual who takes

part in the

managerial process.

The function, role

and responsibility

have been defined

explicitly and

understood well.

Information

regarding

management system

covering

consultation process

which periodically

searches and

receives relevant

information

including local

knowledgement is

not available.

Information

regarding

consultation process

which provides

opportunity for all

important

stakeholders is not

available.

Supporting management

scheme which has effective

and open consultation

process for all stakeholders

Stakeholders in

the fishery

management

process are

identified and

having well

understanding

the role and

responsibility by

searching and

receiving

relevant

information

regularly

Consultation

process on

management

process let all

stakeholders to

take part

3.1.1 The

management

system exists within

an appropriate and

effective legal and/or

customary framework

which ensures that

it:

- Is capable of

delivering

sustainability in the

UoA(s)

- Observes the legal

rights created

explicitly or

established by custom

of people dependent

on fishing for food or

livelihood;

and

- Incorporates an

appropriate dispute

resolution framework

Ministry of Marine

Affairs and Fisheries

manages fishery

which has > 30 GT

and fishing area is

between 12-200 mil.

The operational area

is up to 4 mil and

using fleets under 5

GT to reef fish

organized by

Fisheries Officer at

district or regional

level. Things to be

considered is the lack

of management plant

for reef fish based on

Constitution UU 31

of 2004 while

currently the

management

strategy is in the

process.


collect information on the

impact of targeted shrimp

harvest towards ecosystem

Research result

which covers the

impact of

targeted shrimp

harvest towards

the main

ecosystem (main

trophy, predator,

competitor,

community

composition)

based on periodic

data is available

3.1.3 The

management

policy has clear long-

term objectives to

guide decision-

making that are

consistent

with MSC fisheries

standard, and

incorporates the

precautionary

approach.

The availability of

governance

information and long

term policy which

regulates species

sustainability,

ecosystem, habitat

and strategies plans


long term objectives which

are in line with MSC

principles and sensitive

approach

The availability of

management

regulation which

supports MSC

principles and

sensitive

approach

See 1.2.2 n/a

3.2.1 The fishery

specific management

system has clear,

specific objectives

designed to achieve

the outcomes

expressed by MSC’s

Principles 1 and 2.

Information

regarding short and

long term purposes

which is consistent

with principles 1 and

2 MSC for shrimp

fishing activities

particularly in South

Kalimantan and

surrounding area.

Supporting the objectives

of shrimp fishing

management which are in

line with MSC principles 1

and 2

Management

system which has

short and long

term objectives

and are in line

with MSC

principles 1 and 2

See 1.2.2 n/a

Conducting draft

consultation on targeted

shrimp fishing management

regulation at fisherman

level

Regulations on

targeted shrimp

species management

supported by

Fishermen and covers:

(1) decision-making

process for strategy-

making and actions in

achieving sustainable

shrimp management

objectives,

(2) responsive to any

identified issues of

research results,

monitoring, evaluation

and consultation

results quickly and

transparently,

(3) applies appropriate

approach,

(4) open to public, as

well as

(5) complies with the

rules and respond

quickly to any possible

law issues

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut

3.2.2 The fishery-

specific management

system includes

effective decision-

making processes

that result in

measures and

strategies to achieve

the objectives and has

an appropriate

approach to actual

disputes in the fishery

under assessment.

Process mechanism

to decide plan and

strategy towards

specific fishery

purposes is not

available

Decision making

mechanism on

important issues

which is identified in

relevant research,

monitoring,

evaluation and

consultation by

considering broad

implication,

punctually and

transparent adaptive

is not available

Decision making

process by

appropriate

approach and

available proper

information based is

not available

Information

regarding fishery

performance and

management action

based on demand

and explanation for

every actions or the

lack of action and

relevant

recommendation

occurred in research,

monitoring and

evaluation.

Management system

which tries to

achieve punctually

with court decision

occurred from law

issues

Support decision making

process to solve fishery

issues

The availability of

decision making

process which

supports the

objectives of

shrimp fishing

management,

accommodates

issues found in

research result,

monitoring

evaluation and

consultation.

The information

of fishing activity

management and

performance is

available for

public

Management

system which

oblige the

regulation and

responsive to

probability of law

issues is available

Conducting draft

consultation on targeted

shrimp fishing management

regulation at


Regulations on

targeted shrimp

species management

supported by

Fishermen and covers:

(1) decision-making




shrimp management

objectives,


identified issues found

in the research

results, monitoring,

evaluation and

consultation results

quickly and

transparently,


approach,


well as


rules and respond


law issues

LC EAFM, Fisheries

Offices at District

level, WWF Indonesia,

Fishermen


shrimp management

regulation at district level

Regulations on

targeted shrimp

species management

supported by

Fishermen at district

level and covers:

(1) decision-making




shrimp management

objectives,


identified issues of

research results, ,

monitoring, evaluation

and consultation

results quickly and

transparently,


approach,


well as


rules and respond


law issues

LC EAFM, WWF


LAut, Fisheries Offices

at District level

Supporting Community

Surveillance Group

(POKMASWAS) t


Community

Surveillance Group

(POKMASWAS) at


which has monitoring

scheme, regulation

and surveillance on

shrimp fishing

management as well

as authority to enforce

the rules is established

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut, Fisheries Offices


level

Conducting socialization on

sustainable shrimp

management to

stakeholders

Socializing sustainable

shrimp management

and sanctions of

violation to

stakeholder

LC EAFM, WWF


Laut, Fisheries Offices


level

3.2.3 Monitoring,

control Monitoring,

control and

surveillance

mechanisms

ensure the

management

measures in the

fishery

are enforced and

complied with.

Monitoring

mechanism,

surveillance

mechanisms and

regulation in fishing

area in Kotabaru

listed in Regional

Regulation (PERDA)

is not available

Supporting monitoring

mechanism, surveillance

mechanisms and

regulation running well

MCS system and

sanctions for

violation are

available

Prove that

fishermen oblige

all of the

regulation is

available

3.2.2 The fishery-

specific management

system includes

effective decision-

making processes

that result in

measures and

strategies to achieve

the objectives and has

an appropriate

approach to actual

disputes in the fishery

under assessment.

Process mechanism

to decide plan and

strategy towards

specific fishery

purposes is not

available

Decision making

mechanism on

important issues

which is identified in

relevant research,

monitoring,

evaluation and

consultation by

considering broad

implication,

punctually and

transparent adaptive

is not available

Decision making

process by

appropriate

approach and

available proper

information based is

not available

Information

regarding fishery

performance and

management action

based on demand

and explanation for

every actions or the

lack of action and

relevant

recommendation

occurred in research,

monitoring and

evaluation.

Management system

which tries to

achieve punctually

with court decision

occurred from law

issues

Support decision making

process to solve fishery

issues

The availability of

decision making

process which

supports the

objectives of

shrimp fishing

management,

accommodates

issues found in

research result,

monitoring

evaluation and

consultation.

The information

of fishing activity

management and

performance is

available for

public

Management

system which

oblige the

regulation and

responsive to

probability of law

issues is available


research plan for shrimp

sustainability

A structured and

scheduled research

plan to achieve

objectives in

accordance with

principles 1 and 2 MSC

is available

LC EAFM, BPPL, WWF

National, WWF

Indonesia

Supporting dissemination of

research result to all

stakeholder regularly

Proceeding scientific

studies on shrimp

fisheries is available

LC EAFM, BPPL, WWF

National, WWF

Indonesia

NOTES:

1. Insert or delete issues according to the needs of your action plan.

2. Insert or delete lines and numbers (1.1, 1.2, etc) according to the needs of your plan.

3. Denote H, M, or L priority by colouring relevant boxes under the Performance Indicator:

4. Cross-reference each action to as many corresponding Performance Indicators as are relevant in your action plan.

5. Assumption is that 'client organisation' in this hypothetical case is a fishery group (e.g., a fisher's association; industry group; or fishery community association)

3.2.4 There is a

system for monitoring

and evaluating the

performance of the

fishery specific

management system

against its objectives.

There is effective and

timely review of the

fishery specific

management system.

Relevant information

regarding fishery

mechanism which

evaluates the

important side of

management is not

available

Periodic specific

fishery management

system which is

under internal and

external review is

not available

Supporting research plan

in shrimp fishery

management

-Regular

research plan

which is

providing

strategic

information and

trusted for

management

system that is in

line with MSC

principle 1 and 2

The research

result is

disseminated to

relevant

stakeholder

regularly

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