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Indonesia snapper and grouper - bottom longline, dropline, trap, and gillnet (ADI)

Overview

FIP Description 

The national-level Indonesia Snapper Grouper FIP led by ADI will merge three site-level basic snapper-grouper FIPs (Aru, Makassar Strait, and Java Sea) and is aiming to develop solutions for snapper and grouper fishery management and other issues that can only be addressed effectively at the national level and thus will support the work of existing FIPs.

This FIP will be a comprehensive FIP and will address the objectives originally outlined in three basic FIPs as well as additional issues identified in the MSC Pre-Assessment produced by The Nature Conservancy to support the TNC Indonesia deepwater groundfish - dropline, longline, trap and gillnet FIP.   The ADI-led Indonesia Snapper Grouper FIP is aligned and a complementary effort to the TNC-led snapper grouper FIP.

This FIP will focus on six snapper species (Lutjanus malabaricus, L. eryphtropterus, L. sebae, Pristipmoides multidens, P. typus and Pinjalo pinjalo) and 10 grouper species caught in Indonesian Waters (WPPs) using bottom longline, drop line, trap and gillnet.

 

How is this FIP Doing?

29% 18% 54%
This shows the proportion of actions in the workplan that the FIP has completed.
6%  
This shows the proportion of actions that are behind schedule, on track,completed, or not yet started.
Behind On Track Complete Future
6% 88% 6% 0%
This shows the proportion of actions specifically addressing red indicators that are behind schedule, on track, completed, or not yet started. This helps users understand the progress the FIP is making on the biggest challenges in the fishery.
Behind On Track Complete Future
0% 91% 9% 0%
FIP Progress Rating 
A - Advanced Progress
FIP Objective(s) 

The FIP objectives:

  1. To work with the government and researchers to analyze the data and make judgments about fishery/species status and management actions required to improve that especially for the important/priority species (by June 2025).
  2. To improve the availability of catch/production data for both artisanal and industrial fisheries through better reporting by industries to contribute to harvest strategy development and monitoring (by June 2025).
  3. To work with government and other stakeholders to seek stock rebuilding plan for the important/priority species including work with both export market and domestic supply chain to shift consumer preference to larger fish or portion cuts and other limits (by June 2025).
  4. To contribute to the consultation and discussion process with the government, researchers and other stakeholders about the need for and form of secondary and ETP species management arrangement (by June 2025).
  5. To collect information on shark catch data and possibility for shark finning at sea to ensure compliance to shark finning policy (by June 2025).
  6. To contribute in the process to develop Harvest Strategy and set out explicit and fishery specific objectives within the National Snapper Grouper Management Plan, which makes reference to specific actions relevant to each fishing gears (by June 2025)
  7. To improve the compliance related to logbook submission, fishing licenses and boat registration for small boats (boats < 10 GT) (by June 2025).
  8. To engage industry on provincial and national level policy development, including with the Consultative Panel of WPP Fisheries Management Council (by June 2025).
FIP Type 
Comprehensive
FIP Stage 
Stage 4: Improvements in Fishing Practices or Fishery Management
Start and Projected End Dates
June, 2020
June, 2025
Species 
Common Name 
Malabar Blood Snapper
Scientific Name
Lutjanus malabaricus
Common Name 
Crimson Snapper
Scientific Name
Lutjanus erythropterus
Common Name 
Goldband Snapper
Scientific Name
Pristipomoides multidens
Common Name 
Sharptooth Jobfish
Scientific Name
Pristipomoides typus
Common Name 
Emperor Snapper
Scientific Name
Lutjanus sebae
Common Name 
Pinjalo Snapper
Scientific Name
Pinjalo pinjalo
Common Name 
Orange-Spotted Grouper
Scientific Name
Epinephelus coioides
Common Name 
Malabar Grouper
Scientific Name
Epinephelus malabaricus
Common Name 
Duskytail Grouper
Scientific Name
Epinephelus bleekeri
Common Name 
Coral Grouper
Scientific Name
Epinephelus corallicola
Common Name 
Greasy Grouper
Scientific Name
Epinephelus tauvina
Common Name 
Bar-Cheeked Coral Trout
Scientific Name
Plectropomus maculatus
Common Name 
Whitespotted Grouper
Scientific Name
Epinephelus coeruleopunctatus
Common Name 
Tomato Hind
Scientific Name
Cephalopholis sonnerati
Common Name 
Humpback Grouper
Scientific Name
Cromileptes altivelis
Common Name 
Leopard Grouper
Scientific Name
Plectropomus leopardus
Gear Type 
Bottom Longline
Dropline
Gillnet
Pot/Trap
Location
FAO Major Fishing Area
Area 71 (Pacific, Western Central)
Exclusive Economic Zones
Country 
Indonesia
Geographic Scope 
Indonesian Waters
Country Flag of Vessel 
Indonesia
Estimated Total FIP Landings 
40831 metric tons

FIP Leads

Organization Name 
Indonesian Demersal Association (ADI)
Organization Type 
Industry
Primary Contact 
M. Novi Saputra
Email 
info@demersal.or.id
Phone 
+62-31-99540949
Website Name 
Indonesian Demersal Association
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