The First Workshop of 2022 Kicks Off CSF Indonesia’s Marine Fellowship Program Batch 3

The fellows in our Marine Fellowship Program, now in their third year, continue to make a huge impact on local marine policy and national fishery policy across Indonesia. The ongoing fellowship is a partnership between Yayasan Strategi Konservasi Indonesia (YSKI, or CSF Indonesia) and Fakultas Perikanan dan Ilmu Kelautan (FPIK IPB) University, and we recently held a two-day workshop for our Marine Fellowship Program 3 fellows to create a space to share their research accomplishments and plans with their peers. 

Dry Creek Foundation

Dry Creek Foundation generously support CSF's training arm, Numbers for Nature, and the Numbers for Nature Training Institute platform. 

Nuraini

Nuraini joined CSF in 2022 as a Natural Resource Economist. She received her bachelor's degree in Biology from Bandung Institute of Technology and a master's degree in aquaculture and marine resource management at Wageningen University and Research in the Netherlands. Previously working as a Program Coordinator at Marine Change, Nuraini has experience in natural resource management, specifically in the marine scope (e.g., cost-benefit analysis for marine protected areas, economic valuation, inland fisheries management, marine tourism, and subsidy in capture fisheries).

New Milestone Reached in Public Consultation on the Sintang General Investment

The development of the Sustainable Sintang Initiative has reached a new milestone. Throughout 2021 Yayasan Strategi Konservasi Indonesia (YSKI) together with the Sustainable District Association (LTKL), and the Sintang One-Stop Integrated Services and Investment Agency (DPMPTSP) have worked together on the Sintang General Investment Plan through a series of writing workshops and FGDs involving the stakeholders. 

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