MFP Stories From The Field: The threats of Plastic Waste to Small-Scale Fisheries in Jakarta
Fellow: Andi Sagita
MFP Project Title: Model of Marine Plastic Management for Small Scale Fishers in Jakarta
Población local demanda un acuerdo de conservación para la RB TCO Pilón Lajas / Local population wants a conservation agreement in Pilón Ljas
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MFP Stories from the field: A Fishing Trip to Labuhan Jambu Village in Saleh Bay
Fellow: Diding Sudira Efendi
MFP Project Title: Policy impact assessment on grouper and snapper fisheries supply chain and small-scale fisheries economic in Saleh Bay: An agent-based modeling approach
Towards a Healthier Ocean: Contributions from the Pacific Ocean Finance Fellowship Program
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Writing workshop and local dissemination with Fisheries Management Area researchers
CSF-Indonesia is conducting a Fisheries Management Area (FMA) analysis program in cooperation with the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science at Bogor Agricultural University (FPIK-IPB) and Raja Ali Haji Maritime University (FPIK-UMRAH). The FMAs were established in 2009, dividing Indonesia’s marine territory into eleven areas, with the dual mandate of effectively managing the fisheries and improving the livelihood of fishers.
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MFP Stories from the field: Whale shark tourism in Botubarani Village
Editor's note: We are sharing stories from our 2019-20 Marine Fellows on our blog and social media this week. Read on and visit us on instagram (@conservationstrategyfund) for more photos.
Fellow: Sri Fitriani Monoarfa
MFP Project Title: Economic value of whale shark tourism in Botubarani village, Bone Bolango Regency