Report on Seafood Savers Membership of PT Hatindo Makmur ... · 21 bintang timur 04 sendangbiru yellowfin tuna 2,568 23/4/2017 05/02/2017 22 wahid sendangbiru albacore 3,217 07/06/2017

Report on Seafood Savers Membership of PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan Benoa

Progress Summary of Fisheries Improvement by PT Hatindo Makmur and PT 168 Benoa during the Period between July-December 2017

Saraswati Adityarini - Capture Fisheries Officer for Skipjack, Tuna and Tuna Like Commodities

General Information 1. Location : Pondokdadap Beach Fishing Port, Sendangbiru, Malang Regency, East Java

First survey : April 2015

Number of farmers/fishers : The total number of vessels registered as production chain of PT Hatindo Makmur is 44 small boats. All of them

have also been registered to the Marine and Fisheries Service Office of East Java Province.

2. Fishing Practices

- Minimum harvest size : 10-15 kg (relative as the fishes are not weighted if they are under 20 kg) for juvenile yellowfin tuna

- Fishing method : Handline with 5-17 GT fishing vessels

- Buy price range : Rp15,000-50,000/kg

In Sendangbiru, the fisheries commodities are tunas, among others, yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares). This species is handline-fished and has become

the main target for importers who come from the surrounding area. The transaction is done through auction, which is held by the local Port

Management Unit Office.

3. Production Capacity

Based on data from Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies, the fishery production in

Sendangbiru started fluctuating between 2010-2016 with the average total production for tuna commodities amounting to 2,480 tons/year.

Meanwhile, the average annual production for skipjack tuna, yellowfin tuna, albacora and baby tuna was 919, 1,019 , 418 and 422 tons respectively.

The tuna commodity reached the highest production in 2010 (3,921 tons) and 2015 (3,495 tons), while the lowest in 2016 (1,451). The fishers were

unable to go fishing due to extreme weathers causing declined catch volume.

Based on Chart 1 above, tuna production in Sendangbiru between 2010-2016 were fluctuating. The production for skipjack tuna reached the highest

in 2010 (1,816 tons) and the lowest in 2013 (384 tons). The production for yellowfin tuna reached the highest in 2014 (1,505 tons) and the lowest in

2014 (501 tons). The production for albacore reached the highest in 2015 (745 tons) and the lowest in 2016 (503 tons). The production for baby tuna

reached the highest in 2010 (827 tons) and the lowest in 2012 (240 tons).

Based on the information submitted by PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan, the first company had harvested 15,485 kg yellowfin tuna

from 4 tuna-fishing vessels over 40 trips between July-December 2017. Meanwhile, the latter had harvested 28,450 kg from 8 vessels over 84 trips.

The volume was also influenced by the transactions in Sendangbiru that only took place in July during the period between July-December 2016.

4. Additional Information

a. A BMP training for tuna fisheries was given to member fishers of PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan supply chains on December

13th, 2017. A total of 22 fishers scored 65.4 for their pre-test and 78.9 for their post-test with the compliant score of 80.29%.

b. Information recording from the auction results is still far from ideal. Important substance is not captured to support the traceability scheme

in Sendangbiru where the data on strengthening the monitoring, control and surveillance from relevant agencies is urgently needed for,

among others, the licensing/registration of FADs as a supporting gear for tuna fishing in the area.

c. Improved auction management to support the catch traceability system is needed. During the peak season, it is difficult to identify the vessels

and their accurate locations due to hectic processes in loading and auction. Tagging the catch from loading to delivery should be taken into

consideration.

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Chart 1 . The total annual production between 2010-2016 for tuna commodity.

d. The Law No. 23 of 2014 makes the permit administration for handline tuna in Sendangbiru inefficient in terms of time, effort and materials.

Sendangbiru has established a Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies serving as task

force from the Marine and Fisheries Service Office of the Province. It plays a role in making the permit and other documents administration

fast and efficient by taking over the office's task. Unfortunately, the unit does not have a full authority either to issue a permit or other

documents required in supporting the tuna fishing activities. The role is still performed by the province.

The recapitulation of fleet and catch:

NO. VESSEL NAME PORT BASE SPECIES CATCH VOLUME (KGM)

TRIP DATE

LEAVING THE PORT

RETURNING TO THE PORT

1 USAHA BARU 14 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,561 16/4/2017 26/4/2017

2 MAYA 09 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 2,781 16/4/2017 26/4/2017

3 BISFALA 07 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,193 16/4/2017 27/4/2017

4 LONG BIG 02 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,411 17/4/2017 27/4/2017

5 BAROKAH 01 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 2,692 15/4/2017 26/4/2017

6 CAHAYA MURNI 03 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 2,671 22/4/2017 05/02/2017

7 FEBY SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,765 25/04/2017 05/06/2017

8 SERBA INDAH 1 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,729 25/04/2017 05/06/2017

9 DARWIS 05 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,840 25/04/2017 05/06/2017

10 MAYA 10 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,714 27/04/2017 05/07/2017

11 IRWAN SAPUTRA 03 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,924 27/04/2017 05/07/2017

12 HARAPAN JAYA 43 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,822 27/04/2017 05/07/2017

13 HIDAYAH 02 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,784 07/05/2017 15/7/2017

14 ADIDAS RUDI SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,907 07/05/2017 15/7/2017

15 USAHA BARU 15 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,819 07/05/2017 15/7/2017

16 MINA BAHARI 21 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,975 07/05/2017 15/7/2017

17 TIGA PUTRA 01 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 2,986 17/4/2017 27/4/2017

18 SERLI SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,214 15/4/2017 25/4/2017

19 SAMPOERNA 04 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,278 17/4/2017 27/4/2017

20 HIDAYAH 06 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 2,834 17/04/2017 27/4/2017

21 BINTANG TIMUR 04 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 2,568 23/4/2017 05/02/2017

22 WAHID SENDANGBIRU ALBACORE 3,217 07/06/2017 16/7/2017

23 DOA SELAMAT 02 SENDANGBIRU ALBACORE 3,817 07/05/2017 15/7/2017

24 DARWIS 03 SENDANGBIRU ALBACORE 3,745 07/05/2017 15/7/2017

25 SB. AMANAH SENDANGBIRU ALBACORE 3,723 07/07/2017 17/7/2017

26 USAHA BARU 17 SENDANGBIRU ALBACORE 3,902 07/05/2017 15/7/2017

27 BERKAH ILAHI 11 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,407 07/12/2017 24/7/2017

28 BARCELONA 9 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,214 07/09/2017 19/7/2017

29 BISFALA 9 SENDANGBIRU YELLOWFIN TUNA 3,425 07/12/2017 24/7/2017

Detailed Evaluation of PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan Benoa on the Implementation of Fisheries Improvement Program

(FIP):

DETAILED ACTIONS (for the Seafood Savers member)

OUTPUTS AND INDICATORS FOR THE DETAILED ACTIONS

(for the Seafood Savers member)

ACTION LEADS & PARTNERS

SEAFOOD SAVERS stage

EVALUATION RESULTS FOLLOW-UP PLANS/ISSUES INTERM

EDIATE

1. Logbook data collection (CPUE analysis) is continued for handline fishing gears *LINK TO 1.2.3 A, B Preliminary actions in data collection: - Identifying PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan's vessels that use handline fishing gears - Identifying any of those companies' vessels are listed in RFMO

Logbook data is available and updated periodically. The data covers the information of (targets and non-targets) as follows: - weight - length - bycatch - bait - maturity of gonad - number of vessels (effort) - composition of handline catch

PIC: WWF-Indonesia PIV: PT Hatindo Makmur dan Satu Enam Delapan Action: Member fishers

PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan have recorded their catch data using logbook format provided by the government and submitted the mandatory catch certificate document. In the following years, both companies will strengthen the logbook recording at the fisher level.

Improving the logbook recording by PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan’s member fishers.

2. Connecting the logbook data with those stored in the Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of East Java Province and Malang Regency *LINK TO 1.2.3 A, B - Adjusting the logbook form with those used in the Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Regency/Province and the National Committee on Fish Stock Assessment/Fisheries Research Center

The logbook is integrated to the statistical data collection system of the Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Malang Regency and East Java Province in order to support the development of regencial and provincial fisheries statistics books.

Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training And Dissemination In Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of East Java Province and Malang Regency, Mina Jaya Village

A direct involvement has not been made, but PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan have reported logbook to have the mandatory catch certificate.

A meeting on synchronizing and integrating the logbook with the fisheries data report scheme from the fisher level to regency and province level is required.

Unit Cooperative, WWF-Indonesia,

3. Advocating the recruitment of enumerators who will collect the tuna data to Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap as well as the Marine and Fisheries Services Office of Malang Regency *LINK TO 1.2.3 C

Logbook is done by the local government.

Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training And Dissemination In Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of East Java Province and Malang Regency, Mina Jaya Village Unit Cooperative, WWF-Indonesia,

Has not been fully implemented.

A meeting on synchronizing and integrating the logbook with the fisheries data report scheme from the fisher level to regency and province level is required.

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To organize a meeting on dissemination of the regulations outlined in Ministerial Decree of Marine Affairs and Fisheries No. 107 of 2015 concerning Fisheries Management Plan for Tuna, Skipjack, and Mackerel Tuna and its circulation letter as well as Ministerial Decree No. 47 of 2016 to PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan's fishers.

1. Disseminating to all fishers about: a. Ministerial Decree of Marine Affairs and Fisheries No. 107 of 2015 concerning Fisheries Management Plan for Tuna, Skipjack, and Mackerel Tuna and its circulation letter, b. Ministerial Decree No. 47 of 2016. *The larger the fishers’ scope, the better it will be. *LINK TO 1.2.2 B, 1.2.3 C, 2.3.2.B - All vessels operating in FMA 573 to align IOTC's control rule mechanism if they are already registered and the mechanism is available and adopted by the Indonesian government.

The tuna fishers understand and follow the regulations outlined in the both decrees.

Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training And Dissemination In Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of East Java Province and Malang Regency, WWF-Indonesia, Counselors of Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Malang Regency, Task Force for Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance, PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan


A meeting to discuss PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan’s action plan, to collect inputs and to reach an agreement between the stakeholders is required.

1. Consulting the harvest strategy for target tuna (compiled in P1.1.1.) at the stakeholder level *LINK TO 3.1.1

Regulations on the target tuna species harvest supported by the fishers include: (1) Harvest reduction plan (if necessary) when the stock status is close to the limit reference point, (2) Adopting the uncertainties and prudence principles,

Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training And Dissemination In Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Marine and

The data recording still uses the logbook form in accordance with the Ministerial Decree of Marine Affairs and Fisheries No. 28 of 2014, but for industrial scale only.

A new data form will be developed based on the fishing scale of pole and line vessels in Sendangbiru, Malang Regency. It will then be discussed and agreed by the National Committee on Fish Stock Assessment, Fisheries Research Center and Marine

(3) Regular evaluation mechanisms for performance management carried out by related internal and external parties, as well as (4) Short- and long-term goals.

Fisheries Service Offices of East Java Province and Malang Regency, and fishers

and Fisheries Service Office at Province and District levels.

2. The company sets out an internal policy on only purchasing handline tuna based on the rules in the harvest strategy. *LINK TO 1.2.1, 1.2.3 C, 2.3.2.B

An internal policy on only purchasing handline tuna based on the rules in the harvest strategy is available.

PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan

An internal policy on catch control is available. The minimum catch weight for yellowfin tuna is 20 kg.

After the final national harvest strategy for skipjack and tuna is available to be disseminated and adopted.

1. Drafting a data collection protocol (supporting activities 1.1.1)

The availability of data collection protocol agreed by the National Committee on Fish Stock Assessment, Fisheries Research Center, as well as Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Province and District.

WWF The tuna fisheries data was collected in collaboration with Universitas Brawijaya, Malang in 2016. Meanwhile, the fisheries production and biology data were collected in collaboration with the Bali Tuna Fisheries Research Station between June-December 2017.

The company will formulate an internal policy on strengthening the recording and reporting system by the middlemen/suppliers in Sendangbiru to their member fishers.

2. Data is regularly collected. *LINK TO 1.1.1. A, B

Data analyzed scientifically is available.

Fishers, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Marine and Fisheries Service Office of East Java Province

The fishers in the companies' supply chain have contributed to data collection by WWF in collaboration with the Bali Tuna Fisheries Research Station and Universitas Brawijaya.

3. The company's internal policy on the requirement for the middlemen to provide documents on tuna catch volume during the transaction with the company. *LINK TO 1.1.1 C

The recording document is attached to every transaction made between the company and middlemen.

PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan

The middlemen serving as the suppliers of PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan request each of their member fishers to fill out the logbook and require complete documents and permits.

It will then be proceeded with a dissemination and public consultation on the assessment results in Sendangbiru, Malang Regency.

Conducting an assessment on the aspects of Principle 1.2.4 according to the prerequirements set forth on the right side.

The assessment results are available.

WWF-Indonesia, learning center

Has not been done. After the implementation timeline is agreed during the meeting on action plan discussion with the related stakeholders in Sendangbiru, Malang Regency.

1. Conducting an RBF assessment for primary species from the tuna catch (relevant with 1.1.1.).

The availability of RBF report for the primary species, including their productivity information (average age at maturing gonads, average size at maturing gonads, maximum age average, maximum size average, fecundity, reproductive strategy, tropical level) as well as the susceptibility of primary species (overlap area, vertical overlap, selectivity, post-catch death).



2. Conducting a public consultation to assess the species susceptibility to overfishing (PSA assessment) relevant with 1.1.1.

Information about susceptibility status to overfishing and its management strategy is available.



Relevant with P1.1.1., an RBF assessment has been taken to the primary species and the results are stated in the harvest strategy document.

The recommended management results are included in the harvest strategy document.

Learning center, fishers, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Malang Regency

Has not been done. After the implementation timeline is agreed during the meeting on action plan discussion with the related

and East Java Province, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap,

stakeholders in Sendangbiru, Malang Regency.

Conducting a public consultation on the recommendations for the RBF assessment) relevant with P1.1.1.).

The recommended management results are agreed by all stakeholders.

Learning center, fishers, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Malang Regency and East Java Province, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap,


Conducting RBF assessments (PSA, SICA, CSA) of primary species (relevant with the RBF assessment conducted for P1.1.1.).

The recommended management based on the RBF assessment results which are relevant with P1.1.1 is available.

Learning center, fishers, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Malang Regency and East Java Province, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and


Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap,





1. Conducting an RBF assessment for secondary species from the tuna catch (relevant with 1.1.1.)

The availability of RBF report for the primary species, including the secondary species productivity information (average age at maturing gonads, average size at maturing gonads, maximum age average, maximum size average, fecundity, reproductive strategy, tropical level) as well as the susceptibility of primary species (overlap area, vertical overlap, selectivity, post-catch death).



2. Conducting a public consultation to assess the species susceptibility to overfishing (PSA assessment) relevant with 1.1.1.

Information about susceptibility status towards overfishing and its management strategy is available.



Relevant with P1.1.1., an RBF assessment has been taken to the primary species and the results are stated in the harvest strategy document.

The recommended management results are included in the harvest strategy document.





Learning center, fishers, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Malang Regency and East Java


Province, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap,

Conducting RBF assessments (PSA, SICA, CSA) of primary species (relevant with the RBF assessment conducted for P1.1.1.).

The recommended management based on the RBF assessment results which are relevant with P1.1.1 is available.





Learning center, fishers, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Malang Regency and East Java Province, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in


Government Policies of Pondokdadap,

Conducting biological assessments for ETP species in the fishing areas, especially FMA 573.

The availability of primary species productivity information (average age at maturing gonads, average size at maturing gonads, maximum age average, maximum size average, fecundity, reproduction strategy, tropical level) as well as the susceptibility of primary species (overlap area, vertical overlap, selectivity, post-catch death).

Universities, fishers


Conducting a public consultation on the susceptibility status to overfishing (PSA study) for ETP species.


Universitas, Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Regency, WWF, fishers

Has not been implemented. After the assessment of ETP species management strategies is made.

Conducting academic studies for the development of management strategy for ETP species. *LINK TO 2.3.3

Academic studies are available for the development of ETP species management strategies which include strategies to restore ETP species stocks.

Universities, WWF


Consulting the fishers about the draft regulation on ETP species management.

Regulations on ETP species management are supported by the fishers.

WWF, universities, fishers


Consulting the regency/city governments about the draft regulation on ETP species management.

The draft has secured approval from the governments at regency/city level.

WWF, universities, fishers, Marine and Fisheries

Has not been done. After the implementation timeline is agreed during the meeting on action plan discussion with the related

*LINK TO 2.4.2 C

Service Office of Regency

stakeholders in Sendangbiru, Malang Regency.

Encouraging the establishment of regulations on ETP species management at the regency level.

Availability of regulations which support fisheries management from ETP species.

Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Regency, WWF, universities, fishers


Conducting catch composition studies on the presence/absence of caught ETP species based on logbook data available. *LINK TO 2.3.2. A

Availability of a report on catch composition study from the logbook which states the presence or absence of captured ETP species.

Universities, WWF


Conducting RBF assessments for the impact of handline tuna harvest.

Availability of scientific reports on the impact of handline tuna harvest.

Learning center Has not been done. After the implementation timeline is agreed during the meeting on action plan discussion with the related stakeholders in Sendangbiru, Malang Regency.

Disseminating the regulations on habitat management based on the RBF assessment in point 2.4.1 to the fishers.

Regulations for habitat management are supported by the fishers.

WWF, PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan, universities, fisheries, Counselors of Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Malang Regency


Consulting the fishers about the draft regulations on habitat management.

The draft has secured approval at the village level.



Encouraging the establishment of regulations on habitat management at the village level. *LINK TO 2.3.2 C, D

Availability of regulations which support fisheries management from the habitats.



Conducting RBF assessments (Consequence Spatial Analysis/CSA) on the impact of handline tuna harvest.

Availability of scientific reports on the impact of handline tuna harvest.


Conducting an RBF assessment for the ecosystem status.

Availability of scientific reports on ecosystem status based on the RBF assessment.


Conducting a public consultation to assess the ecosystem of tuna as target species using RBF (SICA).


Learning center, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Malang Regency and East Java Province, WWF, fishers


Conducting a public consultation on protection zone (spawning ground) for tuna.

Availability of prohibition zone legality and tuna harvest zone map.

Learning Center, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Malang Regency and East Java Province, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Task Force for Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance of Sendangbiru, WWF, fishers


Disseminating the prohibition zone to the communities by, among others, preparing the communication tools (billboard, poster, pamflet).

The community understands and follows the regulation on the prohibition zone.

Learning Center, Marine and Fisheries Service Offices of Malang Regency and East Java Province, Technical Implementing


Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Task Force for Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance of Sendangbiru, WWF, fishers

Assessing the data collection periodically.

Availability of scientific reports covering the impact of target species harvest on the key ecosystem elements (main prey, predators, competitors, community composition) biennially.

Universities, fishers, WWF

The middlemen serving as the suppliers of both companies are very supportive in helping their member fishers to the administration of complete documents.

The companies will formulate an internal policy on strengthening the recording and reporting system by their member fishers.

*LINK TO 1.2.2 A AND THE ASSESSMENT RESULTS IN 1.2.4

Learning center, WWF


Encouraging the registration of fish aggregating devices based on the regulation of the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, particularly related to the amnesty implemented in 2018.

Task Force for Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance of Sendangbiru, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and

Has not been done. Waiting for the official release of information on the fish aggregating devices amnesty by the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries.

Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Malang Regency, WWF PT Hatindo Makmur, PT Satu Enam Delapan

Encouraging a capacity building for member fishers in the fisheries management scheme. *LINK TO 3.2.3

1. The legality of member fisher group is available, 2. The legality of fishery practices by member fishers (notification of registration, fishing permit, recording) is available, 3. The establishment of fisheries management schemes in addition to monitoring for the harvesting areas of tuna fishers in Sendangbiru.

Counselors of Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Malang Regency, WWF, PT Hatindo Makmur, PT Satu Enam Delapan, Task Force for Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance of Sendangbiru

A BMP training for tuna fisheries was given to member fishers of PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan supply chains on December 13th, 2017. It also serves as a capacity building to the staff at Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap

Other capacity strengthening activities will be undertaken after the implementation timeline is agreed during the meeting on action plan discussion with the related stakeholders in Sendangbiru, Malang Regency.

Strengthening the role of Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap as a tuna management agency in Sendangbiru and nearby through team building and training on sustainable fisheries management.

Strong role and leadership of the Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap as a managing agency.

WWF PT Hatindo Makmur, PT Satu Enam Delapan, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government


Policies of Pondokdadap

Encouraging the establishment of community surveillance group in Sendangbiru. *LINK TO 3.1.2

The establishment of community surveillance group at the district/city level. The group will have MCS scheme for tuna management and authority to enforce management regulations.

Task Force for Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance of Sendangbiru, WWF, Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Malang Regency, counselors of the office, fishers, PT Hatindo Makmur, PT Satu Enam Delapan

A community surveillance group has been established in Pondokdadap, Sendangbiru. However, most of the members are not fishers whose activities focus on tourism.

The organization and the MCS scheme of the group need to be strengthened for a more effective role.

Encouraging the monitoring, control and surveillance for the validity of catch volume, fishing activities, fishing location and bycatch reporting.

The availability of reporting scheme in supporting the MCS for the validity of catch volume, fishing activities, fishing location and bycatch reporting.

Task Force for Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance of Sendangbiru, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Marine and


Fisheries Service Office of Malang Regency, WWF, PT Hatindo Makmur, PT Satu Enam Delapan,

Including the regular monitoring/evaluation points in the national tuna fisheries management plan. *LINK TO 3.1.1

Regular monitoring/evaluation points are included in the national tuna fisheries management plan (for example once a year).

Universities, Sea Fisheries Research Station, WWF


Strengthening the role of Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap as a tuna management agency in Sendangbiru and nearby through team building and training on sustainable fisheries management.

Strong role and leadership of the Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap as a managing agency.

WWF, PT Hatindo Makmur, PT Satu Enam Delapan, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap

A BMP training for tuna fisheries was given to member fishers of PT Hatindo Makmur and PT Satu Enam Delapan supply chains on December 13th, 2017. It also serves as a capacity building to the staff at Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap

Other capacity strengthening activities will be undertaken after the implementation timeline is agreed during the meeting on action plan discussion with the related stakeholders in Sendangbiru, Malang Regency.

Encouraging the establishment of community surveillance group in Sendangbiru. *LINK TO 3.1.2

The establishment of community surveillance group at the district/city level. The group will have MCS scheme for tuna management and authority to enforce management regulations.

Task Force for Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance of Sendangbiru, WWF, Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Malang Regency, counselors of the office, fishers,


PT Hatindo Makmur, PT Satu Enam Delapan

Encouraging the monitoring, control and surveillance for the validity of catch volume, fishing activities, fishing location and bycatch reporting.

The availability of reporting scheme in supporting the MCS for the validity of catch volume, fishing activities, fishing location and bycatch reporting.

Task Force for Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance of Sendangbiru, Technical Implementing Unit for Center of Training and Dissemination in Government Policies of Pondokdadap, Marine and Fisheries Service Office of Malang Regency, WWF, PT Hatindo Makmur, PT Satu Enam Delapan,


Including the regular monitoring/evaluation points in the national tuna fisheries management plan. *LINK TO 3.1.1

Regular monitoring/evaluation points are included in the national tuna fisheries management plan (for example once a year).

Universities, Sea Fisheries Research Station, WWF


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Report on Seafood Savers Membership of PT Hatindo Makmur ... · 21 bintang timur 04 sendangbiru yellowfin tuna 2,568 23/4/2017 05/02/2017 22 wahid sendangbiru albacore 3,217 07/06/2017