A Waiting Cantrang's Policy

Learning from the past, and in order to ensure the effectiveness of fisheries management, the transition of fishing gears must be quickly carried out and must be fully guarded by the transition period, with steps in the form of local government, universities, fishermen organizations, and community leaders to conduct field simulation and monitoring to determine the operation of cantrang of various sizes. The choice of replacement fishing gear must be able to accommodate all problems both socially, economically, environmentally and in the sustainability of fish resources themselves.

In addition, it is necessary to prepare a financing scheme to assist the transition to environmentally friendly fishing gear through fishing organizations or fishing cooperative institutions, completing a complete re-measurement of fishing boat gross certificates and facilitating the process of issuing new licenses, in collaboration with fishing organizations and law enforcement institutions to prepare supervision schemes integrated and community-based.

No less important is the certainty of protection of fishing areas for traditional fishermen from fishing gear conflicts through recognition of traditional fishing management areas in the onation plan in each province and coastal regency / city.

By always hoping for the advancement of the marine and fisheries sector which prioritizes community welfare and environmental sustainability efforts, with the change of leadership the government should be able to make fisheries sector policies better and be able to accommodate the aspirations of all stakeholders and remain focused on community welfare and resource sustainability.