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A more detailed survey is needed to allocate the area for the KKP and providerecommendations or a general view of how Teluk Bintuni’s marine resources and marinespace should best be allocated among different uses to secure the objectives of sustainabledevelopment.With respect especially to fish for export, a forum involving buyers/fish farmers is needed todiscuss and better understand the status of fish stocks in Teluk Bintuni, and identifyappropriate resource utilization strategies, programs and opportunities to increase the fishstocks.LESSONS LEARNED & BEST PRACTICESThe main challenge encountered by the survey team was mainly in terms of the target respondents’reaction to the survey. People were wary of new programs that may be initiated by the government,making it difficult to make them accept and understand the survey’s intentions and how theirresponses would be used. This is especially true for fishers who felt disadvantaged by coastaldevelopment undertaken by government for industry or other uses.One approach to counter this challenge is to meet, at the outset, with local leaders in an informalsetting to gain their trust and support, and to gather information that can be used to inform thesurvey implementation procedures. These local leaders can become leads, and then the survey aimsand methodology can be communicated in a way that makes them easily acceptable andunderstandable to the broader group of respondents.Activity Report: Baseline Survey of Fisheries and Mangrove Resources at Teluk Bentuni to Support Marine ConservationArea Initiation, 22-29 Sept 2017 P a g e | 14
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- Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS
- Page 5 and 6: ACRONYMS & ABBREVIATIONSBsKTIPADKKP
- Page 7 and 8: TARGET SURVEY AREASThe survey was t
- Page 9 and 10: Inayah/USAID SEATutus Wijonarko/ US
- Page 11 and 12: Figure 6. Mud crab fishing zones in
- Page 13 and 14: Figure 10. Mangrove survey stations
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A more detailed survey is needed to allocate the area for the KKP and provide
recommendations or a general view of how Teluk Bintuni’s marine resources and marine
space should best be allocated among different uses to secure the objectives of sustainable
development.
With respect especially to fish for export, a forum involving buyers/fish farmers is needed to
discuss and better understand the status of fish stocks in Teluk Bintuni, and identify
appropriate resource utilization strategies, programs and opportunities to increase the fish
stocks.
LESSONS LEARNED & BEST PRACTICES
The main challenge encountered by the survey team was mainly in terms of the target respondents’
reaction to the survey. People were wary of new programs that may be initiated by the government,
making it difficult to make them accept and understand the survey’s intentions and how their
responses would be used. This is especially true for fishers who felt disadvantaged by coastal
development undertaken by government for industry or other uses.
One approach to counter this challenge is to meet, at the outset, with local leaders in an informal
setting to gain their trust and support, and to gather information that can be used to inform the
survey implementation procedures. These local leaders can become leads, and then the survey aims
and methodology can be communicated in a way that makes them easily acceptable and
understandable to the broader group of respondents.
Activity Report: Baseline Survey of Fisheries and Mangrove Resources at Teluk Bentuni to Support Marine Conservation
Area Initiation, 22-29 Sept 2017 P a g e | 14
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