FISHERIES MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES BASED ON MEASURED FISHING IN SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT IN INDONESIA
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Tasdik Mustika Alam , Sri Patmi , Dhiana PuspitawatiDOI:
10.29303/jp.v15i5.1754Published:
2025-10-25Issue:
Vol. 15 No. 5 (2025): JURNAL PERIKANANKeywords:
Management strategy, Measured fishing, Sustainable fisheries resource developmentArticles
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Abstract
The exploitation of fish resources exceeds regenerative capacity, with fish stock degradation due to overfishing and IUU fishing. Small-scale fishers face limitations in technology, infrastructure, and capital, which encourage unsustainable fishing practices. This study aims to analyze the Fisheries Management Strategy Based on Scalable Fishing in Sustainable Fisheries Resource Development in Indonesia. The method used is a descriptive Kualitatif Systematic Literature Review (SLR). The results show novelty. This research introduces several innovative elements that distinguish the PIT policy from previous fishery management approaches in Indonesia. First, the shift from input control (limiting vessel permits) to quota-based output control provides a more effective solution for preventing overfishing and the "race-to-fish" phenomenon. Secondly, the post-production revenue model, where levies are collected after the catch, alleviates financial burdens on small-scale fishers, promoting fairness in the industry. Another novel aspect is the integration of digital technologies, such as the Catch Documentation Scheme (CDS) and digital marketing platforms, enhancing transparency and market access. Additionally, the PIT policy's alignment with the Blue Economy emphasizes ecosystem conservation while ensuring economic sustainability principles. Lastly, adaptive management based on ecological zoning and stock recovery efforts ensures a balanced approach between exploitation and conservation, a strategic advancement in Indonesia's fishery management
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