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Indonesia South Kalimantan shrimp - trammel net (FIP)

Last Updated: 2023-10-23

Progress Rating: C

Evaluation Start Date: 2017-04-20

Type: Comprehensive

Status: Active

FIP Lead: PT. Sekar Laut Tbk (PSLT), Seafood Savers - WWF Indonesia (SSWI), DKP Provinsi (DP)

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Giant tiger prawn - Makassar Strait, Bone Bay, Flores Sea and Bali Sea
Banana prawn - Makassar Strait, Bone Bay, Flores Sea and Bali Sea

Comments:

The last stage 4 result is now between 12-24 months old with recent stage 3 results reported within the past 6 months. The FIP drops to C.

1. FIP Development	Nov 18	Fishery assessment or scoping document made public 12 November 2018 — MSC Pre-assessment published
2. FIP Launch	Apr 18	Confirmation of project participants 3 April 2018 — Participants confirmed
2. FIP Launch	Aug 21	Workplan made public 14 August 2021 — Updated workplan made public 20 April 2018 — Workplan is available
3. FIP Implementation	Jan 24	FIP activities undertaken 15 January 2024 — The FIP held training sessions for fishers to introduce the use of the Perahu App which will be used as a logbook to record and collect catch data. 9 October 2023 — The FIP has signed a MoU with Brawijaya to conduct a series of research projects necessary to the FIP. 1 August 2023 — In August 2023, enumerators and the coordinating team from Sekar Laut received CBT Level 1 training, while project managers attended CBT Level 2 training provided by MSC to enhance their understanding of field data collection procedures. 1 August 2023 — The FIP has signed a MOU with PT. Sahabat Laut Lestariin an effort to work together to progress data collection. 6 March 2023 — Regulation 11/2023 issued which establishes a quota based fishery. 23 November 2022 — A meeting was held in November 2022 to discuss the cooperation between MSC and the government 27 September 2022 — The FIP conducted site visits and met with fishers to discuss ETP species, updates and data collection activities. 19 January 2022 — FIP visited the University of Brawijaya, Malang and gave a presentation on the FIP action plan to entice the possibility for engagement with future FIP activities. 9 November 2021 — PSDI coordinated a meeting for all IFP implementers across Indonesia to discuss identified obstacles and necessary government support; Implementers shared their FIP development matrix sheets with others at the meeting 21 September 2021 — FIP visited Lambung Mangkurat University to discuss FIP action plan and data collection protocols 19 March 2018 — Conducting Better Management Practices (BMP) training for Wild Shrimp commodity for PT Sekar Laut’ fisher group - Identifying the fisher group mapping based on the assistance program of Fisheries Counsellor of Kotabaru District 1 January 2018 — The trawl fishing gear used in Kotabaru by fishers still often occur, therefore socialization on eco-friendly shrimp fishing to fishers is needed. This is done to make fishers have proper understanding on the importance of maintaining shrimp resources sustainability in Kotabaru. 1 September 2017 — Conducting Shrimp BMP socialization by cooperating with the Fisheries Office of Kotabaru - socialisation and training with the logbook
4. Improvements in Fishing Practices and Fishery Management	Sep 22	Verifiable improvement in policy/management and fishing practices 5 September 2022 — Increase to PI 2.4.2.; The Indonesian government has prohibited the use of trawls in Indonesian waters 18 August 2021 — Permen No. 33/ 2021 issued to update the logbook format for fishers/ vessels <5GT
5. Improvements on the Water	—	Verifiable improvement on the water
6. MSC certification (optional)	—	MSC certificate made public