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  • February 23, 2024

Between MDPI, Dreams, and Hopes of Indonesian Fisheries

by Maulana Diaurrahman Kore, MDPI – My name is Maulana Diaurrahman and I am a first-semester student majoring in Fisheries at Mataram University. Recently, I participated in an Internship Program at the Masyarakat Dan Perikanan Indonesia (MDPI) Foundation. For my internship, I chose to work at the MDPI Foundation in Kore Village, Sanggar District, Bima…

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  • February 5, 2024

Neritic Tuna in Bali: Safeguarding Food Security, Honoring the Local Tradition

by Kai Garcia-Neefjes After internal discussions, field assessments and consultations to explore new lines of work on species distinct from Tuna. In November of 2022, with the support of the Packard Family foundation, MDPI commenced work focused on neritic tuna species. The initial assessments led to the identification of two key sites situated in the…

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Pegawai MDPI memegang gambar spesies ikan di hadapan dengan murid-murid SD. Pegawai MDPI sedang melakukan tebak nama ikan dengan murid-murid sekolah untuk memperluas wawasan perikanan mereka. Di sampingnya, tampak murid perempuan yang mencoba menjawab tebakan yang diberikan pegawai MDPI.
  • December 11, 2023

World Fisheries Day 2023: Empowering Fisheries Champions for Responsible Fisheries

by Felicita Laura Annemarie On November 21st, World Fisheries Day coincided with the National Fisheries Day, and MDPI celebrated this special occasion with coastal communities, fishers, and local government representatives in eight provinces where our project sites are located. This year’s festivities focused on promoting legal and regulated fisheries, encouraging coastal communities to actively participate…

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  • October 4, 2023

From Sea to Export: Buru Fishers Learn Best Practices to Maintain Catch Quality

by Aqidah Nurul Wahidah Recognizing the importance of maintaining the quality of tuna, Indonesia’s second-largest fishery commodity for export, MDPI is dedicated to building the capacity of fishers to enhance the quality of their catch. Tuna’s migration route spans throughout Indonesia’s coastal, territorial, and exclusive economic zone waters, ranging from the south waters of Java…

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  • September 5, 2023

SKN: Enhancing Fisher’s Safety, Certifying Fishers’ Proficiency

by Aqidah Nurul Wahidah Just as drivers need a license to drive, fishers need SKN certification to go fishing. This certification ensures that fishers possess the necessary skills and knowledge to go to sea. Specifically aimed at individual fishers with vessels of 1-5 GT and vessel crews up to 30 GT, SKN plays a crucial…

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