Small-scale Fisheries Pilot Project Identification Mission to the Pulau Tujuh (Seven Islands) Area, Riau Archipelago District, Riau Province Indonesia
| Work Plan Implementation (Working Plan) | SCS/77/WP/66 |
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Small-scale Fisheries Pilot Project Identification Mission to the Pulau Tujuh (Seven Islands) Area, Riau Archipelago District, Riau Province Indonesia |
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A PROPOSAL FOR A SMALL-SCALE FISHERIES PILOT PROJECT IN THE PULAU TUJUH (SEVEN ISLANDS) AREA, RIAU ARCHIPELAGO DISTRICT RIAU PROVINCE, INDONESIA
Based on the findings of:
| William R. Murdoch | Senior Fishery Industrial Development Expert, SCSP |
| Herminio R. Rabanal | Fishery Officer, Aquaculture Development, SCSP |
| Peter Walczak | Marine Biologist, SCSP |
| Gatot Rahardjo | Faculty of Fisheries, Diponegoro University, Semarang |
| Hasan Murabak | Biologist, Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Jakarta |
| Ben b. abdul Malik | Chief, Fisheries Service, Riau Archipelago District, Riau Province, Indonesia |
Project Document Identification
Work Plan Activity:
This activity forms part of rephasing and extension of the CIDA-funded pelagic fisheries activities focusing on small-scale fisheries development. Specifically, this activity formed part of the preparation identification in each of the participating countries of the region of selected pilot project development schemes as a means to accelerate the development of small-scale fisheries. This region was selected by the Government as a high priority area for the development of small-scale fisheries.
SOUTH CHINA SEA FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT AND COORDINATING PROGRAMME Manila, Philippines November 1977
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4. SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS AND BUDGET ESTIMATES
Table 1 Population, land and sea area data
2 Annual fish production 1970–76 and 1974 per capita consumption tables
3 Total annual fish production by species, Riau Archipelago, 1976
4 Number of fishing gears by type - 1976
5 Number of fishing craft by sub-district - 1976
6 Tarempa fish market landings by months and species - 1976
7 Selected average market prices by species
8 Mangrove areas, Riau Archipelago district
9 Summary of results by Taiwan pair trawlers, 1972
10 Species composition of catch by Taiwan pair trawlers, 1972
11 Budget estimates - marine finfish survey
12 Budget estimates - seaweed survey
13 Budget estimates - turtle survey
14 Budget estimates - fish cage demonstration and training
15 Budget estimates - brackishwater pond (Tambak) demonstration
16 Budget estimates - shellfish study
Note 1 RECENT FISHING SURVEYS AND ACTIVITIES
1. Taiwan pair trawl experiments
3. UNDP/FAO Exploratory Fishing Vessel Lemuru
4. Malaysian Trawl Survey Results off Sarawak
2 MARICULTURE DEMONSTRATION AND RESOURCES SURVEY
1.3 Mangrove areas and brackishwater pond culture
2.2 Tarempa, Siantan subdistrict
2.3 Sedanau, West Bunguran (Natuna) subdistrict
2.4 Ranai, East Bunguran (Natuna) subdistrict
2.5 Serasan, Serasan subdistrict
