PT Samudera Eco Anugerah (SEA) Semester Report of …...Propellor Kerang Baling-baling Trisidos tortuosa Rp. 27.000,-Arc Blood Kerang Dara/Kukur Tegillarca granosa Rp. 25.000,-Cockles

PT Samudera Eco

Anugerah (SEA) Semester Report of Seafood Savers Membership

Summary of improvement development Dredges, East Java July 2015 – December 2015

(Faridz Rizal Fachri) - (Capture Fisheries Officer)

General Information 1. Location :

Institution Fisher Group Name Location District/ Province Effort (number of (Island/Village) fishers)

Koalisi Perempuan Indonesia in East Java

Kelompok Nelayan Sari Laut

Desa Sedati, Desa Gisik Cemandi

Sidoarjo District/ East Java 30 people (active)

2. Fishing Practices

- Minimum size (commodity name) :

Local Name English Name Scientific Name Note Kerang Baling-baling Propellor Arc Trisidos tortuosa Maximum length

of shells : 8.5 cm

Kerang Dara/Kukur Blood Cockles Tegillarca granosa Maximum length of shells : 9 cm

Kerang Bulu Ark Shell Anadara ovalis Maximum length of shells : 10.5 cm

Kerang Batik Baby Clam Paphia undulata Maximum length of shells : 6.5 cm

- Fishing Method : Dredge / Garuk / Seser / Suri (Commonly)

- Price ranges :

Local Name Scientific Name

Price

English Name

PT Samudera Eco Anugerah

Middlemen I

Propellor Kerang Baling-baling Trisidos tortuosa Rp. 27.000,-

Arc

Blood Kerang Dara/Kukur Tegillarca granosa Rp. 25.000,-

Cockles

Ark Shell Kerang Bulu Anadara ovalis Rp. 22.000,-

Baby Clam Kerang Batik Paphia undulata Data is in Fish’nBlues

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- Harvesting Season

Location (District

level)

Season Month Note

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Sedati -

Sidoarjo

Peak x x x x

Normal x x x x

Low x x x X

Spawning

3. Capacity of Production

NO LOCATION NAME

COMMODITY / YEAR TOTAL ANNUM ( kg )

2013 2014 2015 2013 2014 2015

1 Sidoarjo District, Sedati, Gisik and Cemandi Village

32656 kg 30924 Kg -

4. Additional Information

a. The first year of improvement program focuses to conduct proper recording activity in each supply chain

b. The recording system is conducted by institutions which assist the fisher groups in each location

c. Fisher’s understanding regarding to catch size, eco friendly fishing gear and better management practice

d. Other fishery improvement activities are seen below:

No Activity Result

1 Forming groups of bivalves fisher in Kenjeran Beach, Surabaya

a. Forming bivalves fishers in Madura Strait, particularly in Kenjeran Beach (Cumpat, Kejawan Lor and Nambangan Village) Surabaya and Sedati (Banjar Kemuning, Gisik Cemandi) Sidoarjo

The group was formed on September 27th, 2013 under the name of “Sari Laut” with 25-30 members from Sedati/Sidoarjo, Banjar Kemuning and Gisik Cemandi. This group has AD/ART and the drafting process was facilitated by KPI East Java in Gisik Cemandi, Sedati sub-district, Sidoarjo district

Materials for Training of Sustainable Fisheries 1. Simulation of Sustainable Fisheries Vs Non-Sustainable Fisheries 2. Introduction of MSC to bivalves members 3. Socialization of post-harvest management and packaging by PT. Panda

Lestari

2 Research and Workshop regarding to habitat, ecology, biology and morphology of bivalves

a. Drafting a protocol of data collection regarding to habitat, ecology, biology, morphology, bivalves (target species, retained species, ETP species, bycatch species), habitat and ecosystem with local university and Marine Fisheries Research Agency

The workshop aims to draft protocol of data collection regarding to habitat, ecology, biology, morphology of bivalves. The workshop was held in Bapelkes Surabaya and attended by academics from Airlangga University, Hang Tuah Surabaya, Fisheries Offices of Surabaya, Balitbang Surabaya and representatives of bivalves fishers on January 2014. In the end of workshop, there was MoU signing for academics from Airlangga University who would conduct research on aspects of bivalves.

b. Collection of data landing by fishers in Sidoarjo and Surabaya (supporting logbook scheme and traceability)

Collection of data landing was done since November 2013 until March 2014 by fishers.

c. Collection of data regarding to aspects of habitat, ecology, biology, morphology, bivalves (target species, retained species, ETP species, bycatch species), habitat and ecosystem

The workshop is an implementation of data collection protocol involving Faculty of Marine and Fisheries Airlangga University. Data collected so far are aspects of habitat, ecology, biology, morphology of bivalves in Sedati, Sidoarjo and Kenjeran. This applies observation method and contamination assessment is conducted by using processing bivalves product and bivalves satay producer. The result shows that the highest E-Coli contamination is found in boiled bivalves.

d. Conducting workshop regarding to stock estimation with limited data (target species, retained species, ETP species, bycatch spesies) and ecosystem

Workshop on June 2014 aims to show the condition of bivalves fishing activity in Sidoarjo and Surabaya based on the stock estimation using PSA method. Workshop was held in Utami Hotel Sidoarjo and attended by 29 participants who are fishers from Kenjeran, Sedati, BKP3 Sidoarjo, Fisheries Offices of Surabaya

and Sidoarjo, Airlangga University, Hang Tuah Surabaya, WWF-Indonesia and KPI of East Java. The workshop generates bivalves status in Surabaya from PSA study and drafts bivalve management strategy which is expected to be Village Regulation and Regional Regulation.

3 Drafting bivalves management plan

a. Drafting bivalves management strategy (regarding to target species, retained species, ETP species, bycatch species, habitat and ecosystem)

The drafting is done in June 2014 during the stock estimation workshop in Utami Hotel Sidoarjo. This aims to mantain the sustainability of bivalve fishery in Surabaya and disbenefit fishers, consumer and business player as well. Key points of this draft are: logbook, incentives, bivalve fishing regulation (size, amount, location and fishing gear) and further research (bivalves aquaculture and management of disposal)

b. Consulting the draft (managing target species, retained species ETP species, bycatch species, habitat and ecosystem) at fishers level

Consultation of the draft (managing target species, retained species ETP species, bycatch soecies, habitat and ecosystem) at fishers level is done during the stock estimation workshop. This draft is generated from FGD of 4 group consistiing of fisher, academic, WWF and related stakeholder. Participants in FGD are active and the result will later on conculted at district/city level.

c. Consulting draft regarding to bivalve management (managing target species, retained species ETP species, bycatch species, habitat and ecosystem) at district/city level

Consultation of the draft (managing target species, retained species ETP species, bycatch soecies, habitat and ecosystem) at fdictricy/city level will be conducted after Ramadhan month and Eid Al Adha on August-September 2014

4 Facilitating transaction between fisher group with the buyer

a. Forming trading scheme of bivalves catched by fisher group

The scheme refers to the sustainability of marine resources and fair trading. This scheme is conducted on May 13th, 2014 in the meeting

b. Facilitating continual trading activity In the current situation, fisher group in Surabaya deliver bivalves catched by fisher in Sedati (Sari Laut) and mere fishers in Kenjeran to Fish’n Blues. Once, they send 54 kg bivalves in JARNUS annual meeting, some was stored in FishnBlues and other was sold in Sustainable Seafood Festival in Bintaro. Types of bivalves sold were blood cockles and propellor arc.

Detail evaluation of PT Samudera Eco Anugerah (SEA) based on the implemented Fisheries Improvement Program (FIP) :

DETAIL ACTIONS (for Seafood Savers member)

OUTPUT AND INDICATOR OF DETAIL ACTION (for

Seafood Savers member)

ACTION LEAD & SEAFOOD SAVERS Stages

EVALUATION RESULT

FOLLOW UP PLAN/ DIFFICULTIES

PARTNERS

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1.1.1. Conduct stock estimation of target bivalves in Sidoarjo

The availability of stock estimation status using RBF for target bivalves

Airlangga Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo Unversity, Surabaya, District, KPI, Fishers

Biological study and PSA have been implemented

1.1.2 Do not need action because the stock status (1.1.1.) has been assessed using RBF

PSA have been implemented


PSA have been implemented

1.2.1 Provide harvest strategy for target species

The availability of target bivalves’s harvest strategy covering sustainable harvest quota, monitoring scheme, evaluation and review done

Has not been implemented

Guiding the HS draft dadopted by Fisheries Offices at Province

Airlangga University

periodically.

1.2.2 Provide target bivalves

species harvest management

The availability of target bivalves covering harvest reduce plan if stock status is near to the limit reference point and uncertainties.

Airlangga Unversity, Surabaya, Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District, KPI, Fishers


Will be implemented in FIP year 2

1.2.3 Provide additional information which supports harvest strategy

The availability additional infomation which support harvest stratgey covering stock structure, stock productivity, vessel’s composition, stock abundance and other information about target species (level, size, age, sexes, bycatch,illegal, unreported, unregulated fishing and death due to other activties.

Airlangga University, Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District, KPI, Fishers




PSA has been implemented

2.1.1 Conduct primary species’s stock estimation of bivalves fishing activity in Sidoarjo

The availability of stock estimation status for primary species using RBF (PSA)

Airlangga University, Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District, KPI, Fishers

PSA has been implemented

2.1.2 Create harvest strategy for primary species

The availability of primary species management which ensures that the harvesting is under biological limit

UNAIR, Surabaya, Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District, KPI, Fishers



2.1.3 Conduct study on primary species in bivalves fishing

The availability of proper information about primary species covering catches composition (record, species composition, daily catches)


Has been implemented

2.2.1 Conduct secondary stock estimation of bivalves fishing activity in Sidoarjo

The availability of stock

estimation status for secondary

species using RBF (PSA)




2.2.3 Conduct study on secondary species in bivalves fishing

The availability of proper

information about secondary

species covering catches

composition (record, species

composition, daily catches)




2.3.1 Conduct studies on potential interaction of target bivalves catch toward ETP species

The availability of estimation

stock status using RBF (PSA) for

ETP species




2.3.2 Create harvest strategy for ETP species

The availaibility of management

UNAIR, Surabaya, Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District,



strategy for ETP species which

ensures that the harvesting is

under bological limit

KPI, Fishers

2.3.3 Conduct studies on ETP species

The availability of proper

information about ETP species

covering catches composition

(record, species composition,

daily catches)

UNAIR Surabaya, Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District, KPI, Fishers



2.4.1 Conduct studies on the impact of target species’s cacth towards habitat of Sidoarjo’s coast

The availability of studies’s result on the impact of target species catch towards the habitat of Sidoarjo’s coast

UNAIR



2.4.2 Create management tsrategy for habitat ,

The availability of management strategy which ensures that fishing activity has minimum impact to the habitat




2.4.3 Conduct studies to collect information about potential risk and the effectiveness of management strategy for habitat

The availability of studies’s results covering distribution, habitat towards harvesting activity and the harvesting activity (duration, location, usage of fishing gear) which are collected periodically

University, KPI, Fishers



The availability of ecosystem UNAIR Surabaya, Has not been implemented Will be implemented in FIP year

2.5.1 Collect information about potential interaction of target bivalves towards ecosystem

status using RBF (SICA)

Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District, KPI, Fishers

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2.5.2 Create management strategy for ecosystem and encourage marine protected area

- The availability of management strategy for ecosystem which ensures that bivalves fishing activities have minimum impact to the ecosystem

- The availiability of a

draft for marine protected area in Sidoarjo and its surrounding area




2.5.3 Conduct a research to collect information about the impact of bivalve fishing activities toward the ecosystem

The availability of research that covers information about the impact of fishing activity toward the major ecosystems (target species, predator, competitor, community composition) based on data collected periodically

University, KPI, Fishers



3.1.1 Conduct a study to collect information about the impact of bivalve fishing toward ecosystem

The availability of study result covering the impact of target species fishing toward key element of ecosystem (major target, predator, competitor, composition of community) based on periodic data collection.

University, WWF, KPI



3.1.2 Encourage the availability of management scheme covering an effective and open consulation process for all stakeholders

- related stakeholders in

fisheries management are identified and understood their roles and responsibility

- regularly search and receive related infomation about the management

- consultation process of the management provides opportunity to all stakeholder for getting involved

KPI


Fisheries Management Plan has been drafted

3.1.3 Encourage the availability of long term objectives which are in line with the MSC principles and precautionary approach See 1.2.2

The availability of a regulation which support the MSC principles and precautionary approach See 1.2.2



3.2.1 Encourage the achievement of bivalves’s fisheries management which are in line with principle 1 and 2 of MSC

See 1.2.2

The availability of management system with short and long term objectives which are in line with the principle 1 and 2 of MSC See 1.2.2



3.2.2 Encourage the decision making process to solve problems in the related management fisheries

- The availaibility of decision making process which supports the objectives of bivalves




management fisherym accomodates issuess identified from research, monitors, evaluates, a quick consultation by applying precautionary approach

- The availability of information about management and performance of fishery activities for public

- The availability of management system which complies regulations and quickly responds to any probability of lawsuit

3.2.3 Encourage the availability of monitor, control and surveillance (MCS) mechanism and is done properly

- The availability of MCS system, sanction for any violence

- The availability of evidence showing taht fishers complies with all aplicable regulation

Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District, Fishers



3.2.4 Encourage the availability of research plan needed in the bivalve’s management fishery

- The availability of research plan with a strategic, trusted information, regularly done and is in line with the principle 1 and 2 of MSC

- The result of research is regularly disseminated to all related stakeholders

University, Marine Fishery Research Agency, WWF, KPI


Fisheries Management Plan has been drafted Research plan is available and lead by LC EAFM Airlangga University

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PT Samudera Eco Anugerah (SEA) Semester Report of …...Propellor Kerang Baling-baling Trisidos tortuosa Rp. 27.000,-Arc Blood Kerang Dara/Kukur Tegillarca granosa Rp. 25.000,-Cockles