The Struggling and Winning of Coastal Society on Northern Sulawesi to Get Legal Recognition on Community-Based Coastal and Marine Resources Management, from Provincial and Regency Government
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2003
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"The archipelago state of Indonesia comprises coast line more than 81.000 km and more or less 17.500 islands, contains of greatly overflow fish potential, with MSY about 5,2 million tons/year, beside several bio-diversity resources as coral reefs, sea weeds, mangroves, several kinds of mineral deposits, and several places for eco-tourism or marine-tourism etc...
"Comparing the ways to exploit fish resources, the Marine and Fishery Affairs Department of the Republic of Indonesia informs, that up until now the efficiency of fishery-company management and technology implementation system dominates all other efforts to maintain the sustainability of the natural resources. These systems did not maintain the sustainability of the fish resources."
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IASC, fisheries, marine resources, property rights, local knowledge, customary law, adat, resource management, protected areas, governance and politics