lautnusantara.com Fisheries is one of the strategic and sustainable sectors in Indonesia's economy. The fisheries sector not only provides a source of nutritious protein for the community, but also serves as a source of income and employment for millions of people.

Indonesia's Fisheries Potential

Indonesia has enormous fisheries potential. The country has a long coastline, as well as many islands and seas that are rich in fish resources. According to data from the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Indonesia has a fish production potential of up to 12.5 million tons per year.

Fisheries Sector in Indonesia

The fisheries sector in Indonesia can be divided into several sub-sectors, namely:

1. Capture fisheries: This sub-sector includes fish catching activities in the sea and on land.
2. Aquaculture: This sub-sector includes fish and other marine biota cultivation activities.
3. Fisheries industry: This sub-sector includes fish processing and preservation activities.

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Challenges and Opportunities

The fisheries sector in Indonesia still faces several challenges, such as:

• Illegal fishing problems
• Marine environmental damage
• Limited infrastructure and technology

However, the fisheries sector also has several opportunities, such as:

• Increasing fish production to meet domestic and export demands
• Developing a sustainable fisheries industry
• Improving the welfare of fishermen and coastal communities

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