The utilization status of Yellowfin Tuna (Thunnus albacares) in Morotai Island Regency

Talahatu, M. F.; Susiloningtyas, Dewi; Budiharsono, Sugeng; Handayani, Tuti

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/429/1/012001

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“…This is crucial as one of the solutions to ensure sustainable utilization of flying fish eggs. The suggestion to utilize fishery resources according to the TAC has been echoed by various researchers focusing on specific fish species, ranging from global waters [33,34] to Indonesia [35,36,37,38,39]. Our study is limited to revealing the production of flying fish eggs, so further research is needed to assess the fishery resources, uncovering the potential value and the level of comprehensive utilization of flying fish resources.…”

Section: Efforts In Capture Flying Fish Egg Production and Annual Cpu...mentioning

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Single Bale-Bale Technology: Sustainable Utilization of Flying Fish Eggs in the Waters of the Aru Islands, Indonesia

Retraubun,

Tuapetel,

Natasian

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The waters of Eastern Indonesia constitute a potential area for the utilization of flying fish eggs. The capture of fish eggs relies on the behavior of parent fish that deposit their eggs on floating objects at the sea surface. The technology is known by the name drifting FAD or its local name, “bale-bale”. However, the tendency of fishermen is to design double bale-bale for maximum utilization without considering the sustainability of the fishery resources. This research aims to develop single bale-bale technology for sustainable utilization of flying fish eggs in the waters of the Aru Islands, Indonesia. The vertical single bale-bale is an innovative system designed to enhance the efficiency of capturing flying fish eggs, reduce environmental impact, and support sustainable utilization. The research methodology involves the design and implementation of bale-bale, followed by performance evaluation and environmental impact analysis. The results of the study indicate that the vertical single bale-bale is more effective and sustainable compared to horizontal single bale-bale, mixed, or double configurations. Consequently, this research contributes to improving economic and ecological resilience while promoting environmentally friendly fishing practices.

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Section: Efforts In Capture Flying Fish Egg Production and Annual Cpu...mentioning

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Single Bale-Bale Technology: Sustainable Utilization of Flying Fish Eggs in the Waters of the Aru Islands, Indonesia

Retraubun,

Tuapetel,

Natasian

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…The information confirms that tuna fisheries are a potential and profitable resource that drives people in many countries to exploit the fish extensively. Some studies have revealed a decrease in tuna fiaheries in some areas [28,29,30]. Based on the potency of tuna fishery as a driving force and the tuna fishermen as a pressure , then conceptual model based on DPSIR was consructed to propose a management strategy for sustainable small-scale tuna fishery (Figure 4).…”

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The Small-Scale Tuna Fisheries at Yaholu Village, Central Maluku Regency, Indonesia

Tetelepta,

Natan,

Pattikawa

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The small-scale tuna fisheries in Yaholu Village operated on a Fair Trade USA basis and non-Fair Trade basis. The study of sustainable management of small-scale tuna fisheries was conducted from May to July 2021. This study aimed to assess the sustainability status of tuna fisheries operated based on fair trade and non-fair and recommend a strategy for sustainable management strategy. Rapid appraisal for sustainable status and Drives, Pressure, State, Impact, Response (DPSIR) method was used to assess the tuna fishery’s sustainable status and management strategy. Overall, the sustainability for Fair trade was 73.51%, while for non-Fair Trade was 54.02%, the lowest dimension was institutional from non-Fair with a value of 32.82% from a 1 00% sustainable scale. The most sensitive attribute towards sustainability was the migratory range with a Root Mean Square of 6.46. According to DPSIR analysis, there were 5 strategies proposed for small-scale tuna fisheries sustainability at Yaholu Village.

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“…Penangkapan tuna oleh nelayan di Kabupaten Pulau Morotai pada umumnya merupakan usahausaha berskala kecil, yang dilakukan menggunakan pancing ulur dan tonda dengan durasi trip satu hari (one day fishing) (Siahainenia, Apituley, & Bawole, 2021;Sofiati & Alwi, 2019;Talahatu et al, 2020. Usaha-usaha ini menghadapi masalah bisnis yang terkait dengan sejumlah faktor, di antaranya ketergantungan pada musim penangkapan, keterbatasan armada penangkapan, dan belum adanya kebijakan yang memberikan kepastian bagi keberlangsungan usaha (Hikmah & Nasution, 2017).…”

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“…Penilaian kualitas daging tuna didasarkan pada tingkat kesegaran. Jika kualitas tidak terpenuhi maka grade ikan akan diturunkan ke grade lokal dan harga jualnya pun akan lebih murah (Talahatu et al, 2020, Wijaya, Huda, & Manadiyanto, 2012…”

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Peluang Dan Tantangan Pengembangan Bisnis Inklusif Perikanan Tuna Skala Kecil Di Pulau Morotai

Triyanti¹,

Huda²,

Wijaya³

et al. 2021

Jurnal Kebijakan Sosial Ekonomi Kelautan dan Perikanan

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Potensi Kabupaten Pulau Morotai untuk mendukung produksi tuna sirip kuning provinsi maupun nasional sangat besar, namun tingkat pemanfaatannya rendah. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis: (1) kelayakan finansial usaha, (2) rantai pasok, (3) model bisnis eksisting, dan (4) strategi pengembangan bisnis. Penelitian dilaksanakan Maret hingga Juni 2021 di Kecamatan Morotai Selatan, Timur, dan Barat. Data primer dikumpulkan melalui wawancara dengan 60 nelayan dan pendalaman dengan pedagang besar, pengelola koperasi, unit pengolahan tuna. Analisis mencakup kelayakan usaha, rantai pasok, SWOT, dan deskriptif. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa penangkapan tuna di Morotai, yang dilakukan menggunakan alat pancing ulur dan tonda dan armada kapal motor dan kapal motor tempel memberikan penghasilan memadai bagi nelayan, namun sistem bisnis yang ada masih perlu ditingkatkan. Keuntungan yang diperoleh nelayan adalah Rp 153 juta untuk alat pancing ukur dengan kapal motor dan berturut-turut Rp 1,1 milyar dan Rp 134 juta untuk alat pancing ulur dan tonda dengan kapal motor tempel. Rantai pasok tuna di Morotai terdiri dari lima simpul, dengan share terbesar pada simpul koperasi, yaitu 45%. Hasil lain menunjukkan bahwa dalam sistem bisnis eksisting di Kepulauan Morotai terdapat kelompok nelayan yang belum inklusif dalam rantai pasok tuna, tidak bermitra dengan koperasi, tidak memiliki akses pasar, dan tidak terlibat dalam penentuan harga. Strategi pengembangan bisnis inklusif tuna di Morotai yang dapat direkomendasikan dari hasil penelitian ini adalah penerapan model pengelolaan perikanan terpadu yang didukung: (i) pasar yang mengakomodasikan investor rantai pasok, (ii) pembukaan akses permodalan bank, dan (iii) kemitraan nelayan dengan koperasi sebagai perantara dan unit pengolah ikan sebagai mitra bisnis. Title: Prospect and Challenges for the Development of Small Scale Tuna Fisheries Inclusive Business in Morotai IslandThe potential of the Morotai Island Regency to support the production of provincial and national yellowfin tuna is very large, but its utilization is low. The research aims to analyze: (1) the financial viability of the business, (2) the supply chain, (3) the existing business model, and (4) the business development strategy. The research was conducted from March to June 2021 in the South, East, and West Morotai Subdistrict. Primary data was collected through interviews with 60 fishers and deepening with wholesalers, cooperative managers, tuna processing units. The analysis includes business feasibility, supply chain, SWOT, and descriptive. The results showed that tuna fishing in Morotai, which was carried out using fishing rods and tonda and a fleet of motorboats and outboard motorboats, provided adequate income for fishers, but the existing business system still needed to be improved. The profit obtained byfishermen is IDR 153 million for measuring fishing rods with motorboats and IDR 1.1 billion and IDR 134 million for fishing rods and trolleys with outboard motorboats. The tuna supply chain in Morotai consists of five nodes, with the largest share in cooperative nodes, which is 45%. Other results show that in theexisting business system in the Morotai Islands, there are fishing groups that are not yet included in the tuna supply chain, do not partner with cooperatives, do not have market access, and are not involved in pricing. The tuna inclusive business development strategy in Morotai that can be recommended fromthe results of this study is the implementation of an integrated fisheries management model supported:(i) a market that accommodates supply chain investors, (ii) the opening of bank capital access, and (iii) fisher’s partnership with cooperatives as intermediaries and fish processing units as business partners.

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The utilization status of Yellowfin Tuna (Thunnus albacares) in Morotai Island Regency

Cited by 7 publications

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Single Bale-Bale Technology: Sustainable Utilization of Flying Fish Eggs in the Waters of the Aru Islands, Indonesia

Single Bale-Bale Technology: Sustainable Utilization of Flying Fish Eggs in the Waters of the Aru Islands, Indonesia

The Small-Scale Tuna Fisheries at Yaholu Village, Central Maluku Regency, Indonesia

Peluang Dan Tantangan Pengembangan Bisnis Inklusif Perikanan Tuna Skala Kecil Di Pulau Morotai

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