Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing is one of seven major threats to global maritime security listed by the United Nations. IUU fishing can be caused by economic factors, social factors, institutional factors, and organized IUU fishing operations. This review article discusses the topic of IUU fishing in Indonesia, as well as remedies to the problem that have been previously investigated and potentially can be applied in Indonesia. IUU fishing can result in economic losses, environmental degradation, and economic loss for coastal communities, as well as a reduction in fish stocks. Indonesia has vast marine resources, and making better use of them can boost the country’s economic progress. IUU fishing is still happening in Indonesia and it caused an economic loss. According to reports, IUU fishing caused Indonesia to lose up to IDR 101 trillion annually. Therefore, appropriate strategies are needed. For this reason, the government has given IUU fishing a high priority for resolution. As it is critical to resolving the IUU fishing issue. It can be inferred that, in terms of combating IUU fishing, there are three critical aspects to consider. They are law and regulation, social and government cooperation, and technology investment, especially in monitoring, control, and surveillance.
In the maritime industry, The unanticipated COVID-19 viral epidemic is an unforeseeable circumstance, and other nations implemented enormous containment measures to stop the Coronavirus epidemic from spreading around the world. Thus, directly affecting the maritime shipping sector. This paper will discuss the current problems facing the shipping industry, taking into account the congestion problems, delays, and uncertainty timeframes, using the Los Angeles port as a case study. These problems and more were addressed directly by increasing the operating hours, workload, and available staff, and indirectly by looking for alternatives for shipping goods, and creating more cargo space, furthermore, this study will use Monte Carlo simulation to predict the effectiveness of these solutions on the congestion at the port.
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