Bone supports improvement in small-scale fisheries through activities such as port sampling data collection, fisheries co-management, community capacity building, and playing a supportive role to the local government in developing management plans. With over 8 years of implementation, MDPI’s work spans 1 village, 4 landing sites, and directly supports 744 fishers to ensure better awareness of sustainability of their fishery. Established in 2012, MDPI also supports the community in accessing information relating to small-scale fisheries in Indonesia, allowing for their integration into national management plans. In 2021, Bone started implementing a community organization program to expand the scope of work in increasing community awareness on the importance of sustainable fisheries.