Sustainable use and management of fisheries and forestry resources
Fisheries resources
Use of alternative, innovative assessment and management frameworks which address the problem of resource data limitations and pilot these in selected shared and common-interest fisheries
Establishment of effective co-management arrangements between fishers and the cage aquaculture industry in inland reservoirs and open water bodies
Better management of illegal unregulated and unreported (IUU) fishing in seas managed by Indonesia alone, with attention to improving existing reporting and regulation shortcomings; and analysis of institutional and regulatory frameworks and linkages between different levels of government
Regional cooperation in the monitoring of sharks and rays landed from the Indian Ocean and shark fin export-import data to obtain a better understanding of regional trade flows
Supply chain economic assessment and policy analysis on optimal use of fisheries industrial processing facilities
Quality and safety assessment and improvement of fishery products in relation to catching, handling, processing and marketing in order to reduce losses and improve product competitiveness
Forestry resources
Review of policy options and economic assessment of smallholder forestry options to address climate change mitigation
Improvement in post-decentralisation forest governance and administration through action research at provincial and district levels
Application of improved silvicultural strategies and governance arrangements to appropriately sited plantation species
Capture of more value from forestry plantation species through improved processing technologies and development of new products matched to appropriate markets
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