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PT Samudera Eco

Anugerah (SEA) Semester Report of Seafood Savers Membership

Summary of improvement development Dredges, East Java July 2016 –December 2017

(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 and Banjar Kemuning Village, Sedati

Nelayan Sari Laut Association, Banjar Kemuning Village, have 4 KUB and group, which are:

1. KUB Sari Laut 2. KUB Samudera

Jaya 3. KUB Lautan Abadi 4. KUB Maju

Sejahtera 5. Batari Group

Banjar Kemuning, Sedati

Sidoarjo District/ East Java 90 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 Rp. 30.000,-

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- Harvesting Season

Location (District

Month Note

Season

level)

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

Sedati - Peak x x x x Harvesting season for every type of bivalves in Sidoarjo is vary and in different periode including blood cockles, baby cla and cockles.

Sidoarjo

Normal

x x x x

low x x x X

Spawning

3. Production Capacity

NO

Location Name

COMMODITY / YEAR TOTAL ANNUM ( kg )

2013 2014 2015 2016 2013 2014 2015 2016

1 Sidoarjo District, Sedati, Gisik and Cemandi Village

32656 kg 30924 Kg 31790 kg 30103 kg 32656 kg 30924 Kg 31790 kg 30103 kg

4. Additional Information a. The initiative has developed by building cooperation with Sari Laut Association in Banjar Kemuning Village consisting of 4 KUB (Group of Joint

Trade) legalized by Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District and Fishery Advisors, which are: - KUB Sari Laut (55 people) - KUB Samudera Jaya (35 people) - KUB Lautan Abadi (20 people) - KUB Maju Sejahtera (35 people)

And one KPI’s assisted group, Batari Group (13 people) b. The cooperation is based on dicussion on November 28th, 2016 in Banjar Kemuning Office, Sedati attended by all stakeholders in

Sidoarjo; the Head of Fisheries Division of Sidoarjo, Fishery Advisor, the Leader of Banjar Kemuning Village, KPI, LC EAFM UNAIR,

member of Nelayan Sari Laut Association and WWF-Indonesia. The discussion generated workplan of Bivalve’s FIP in Sidoarjo.

c. FIP acceleration workplan for December 2016-June 2015 periode is available and agreed by all stakeholders as a recommunication with all elements

in Banjar Kemuning Village.

d. Acceleration workplan focuses on principle 1 and 2 of MSC and community service program as request from Banjar Kemuning fishers to enhance

the bivalves production.

e. Responsibilities of each stakeholder have been drafted according to its capacity. The guideline to meet pinciple 1 and 2 is done by WWF-Indonesia,

LC EAFM UNAIR, whils for monitoring and empowering is lead by KPI in East Java, Fishery Advisor and the Leader of Banjar Kemuning Village.

f. Preliminary assessment of BMP Compliance of Batari Group is 79.3 while pre-assessment of Sari Laut Association is under process of calculating.

g. Discussion with LC EAFM UNAIR has been done on November 23rd, 2016 to explain reef fish research plan in Sidoarjo District in order to meet

principle 1 and 2 of MSC with student research scheme.

h. Business practice with FnB has been run and several times send the product to Jakarta (data is in FnB secretariate) with value Rp. 11.000.000,-.

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

DETAIL ACTIONS (for Seafood OUTPUT AND INDICATOR ACTION LEAD & SEAFOOD EVALUATION RESULT FOLLOW UP PLAN/

Savers member) OF DETAIL ACTION (for PARTNERS SAVERS Stages DIFFICULTIES

Seafood Savers member)

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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 Unversity, Surabaya, Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo 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 has 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

Airlangga University

Has not been implemented

Fisheries Management Plan has been drafted

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 University, 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





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)


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)




2.2.2 Create harvest strategy for secondary species

The availability of primary

species management which

ensures that the harvesting is

under biological limit




2.2.3 Conduct study on secondary species in bivalves fishing

UNAIR, Surabaya,



The availability of proper

information about secondary

species covering catches

composition (record, species

composition, daily catches)

Fisheries Offices of Sidoarjo District, KPI, Fishers

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

strategy for ETP species which

ensures that the harvesting is

under bological limit




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



2.5.1 Collect information about potential interaction of target bivalves towards ecosystem

The availability of ecosystem status using RBF (SICA )




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

The availability of research that

University, KPI,



bivalve fishing activities toward the ecosystem

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

Fishers

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



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

