Towards Marine Spatial Planning Implementation in Indonesia: Progress and Hindering Factors

Wen, Wen; Samudera, Krishna; Adrianto, Luky; Johnson, Gabrielle L.; Brancato, Mary Sue; White, Alan T.

doi:10.1080/08920753.2022.2126262

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“…Existing policy evaluation tools have been criticized as not reflecting the actual social-political and environmental reality of local communities [40]. Failing to include community members in decision-making and the narrow focus on production indicators have been cited as key reasons why policy programs are missing their targets, because they overlook the importance of assessing the underlying social and environmental conditions driving performance [41][42][43]. The widely implemented PITAP program (Participatory Pond Irrigation Management), for example, offers direct payments to farmers who contribute to canal maintenance but largely overlooks investing into capacities (e.g.…”

Section: Indonesian Aquaculture Policymentioning

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Archetypes of community-based pond aquaculture in Indonesia: applying the social-ecological systems framework to examine sustainability tradeoffs

Nagel,

Buhari,

Partelow

2024

Environ. Res. Lett.

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We analyze archetypes of farmer groups conducting pond aquaculture across the province of Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia using Ostrom’s social-ecological systems framework. Pond aquaculture farmers share coastal irrigation infrastructure as common property, among other resources, and are encouraged by the government to organize into groups with varying sets of evolved rules, norms, social practices and environmental conditions shaping what they produce, how and how much. Yet little is known about the diversity of these pond aquaculture communities, or what factors – both social and ecological – shape production trends and sustainability outcomes. We designed a standardized survey to collect data on 26 indicators from 85 diverse community-based fish farmer groups across the province. Data included indicators on ownership, rules, history, production trends, demographics, government involvement, livelihood dependence, environmental characteristics and risks. Clustering analysis was applied to identify five unique archetypes of pond aquaculture communities, each distinguished by a different set of development challenges and opportunities. Our findings highlight the need to move beyond a “one-size-fits-all” policy approach. We suggest moving towards a locally adapted capacity building strategy that can recognize contextual needs so that policy programs can better target and differentiate between farmer groups that face similar challenges. We further discuss how empowering collective action among the farmers can reduce risks associated with producing blue food for local consumption and regional markets.

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Section: Indonesian Aquaculture Policymentioning

confidence: 99%

Archetypes of community-based pond aquaculture in Indonesia: applying the social-ecological systems framework to examine sustainability tradeoffs

Nagel,

Buhari,

Partelow

2024

Environ. Res. Lett.

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“…Langkah pertama dalam pengelolaan adalah dengan menyusun rencana penataan ruang laut. Perencanaan tata ruang laut dilakukan untuk menyeimbangkan aktivitas manusia baik dalam ruang dan waktu untuk mencapai target sosial ekonomi dan lingkungan melalui proses publik untuk mendukung pemanfaatan wilayah laut dan pesisir secara berkelanjutan dan untuk mengurangi konflik penggunaan sumber daya dan wilayah laut [2].…”

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Analisis Kesesuaian Pemanfaatan Ruang Laut Kegiatan Wisata Bahari Di Raja Ampat, Papua Barat Daya

Arafat,

Kusumarani

2024

Jurnal Penataan Ruang

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Centering community values in marine planning

Beaty,

John,

Antone

et al. 2024

Marine Policy

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Towards Marine Spatial Planning Implementation in Indonesia: Progress and Hindering Factors

Cited by 6 publications

References 49 publications

Archetypes of community-based pond aquaculture in Indonesia: applying the social-ecological systems framework to examine sustainability tradeoffs

Archetypes of community-based pond aquaculture in Indonesia: applying the social-ecological systems framework to examine sustainability tradeoffs

Analisis Kesesuaian Pemanfaatan Ruang Laut Kegiatan Wisata Bahari Di Raja Ampat, Papua Barat Daya

Centering community values in marine planning

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