Konsep Negara Kepulauan Dalam Upaya Perlindungan  Wilayah Pengelolaan Perikanan Indonesia

Soemarmi, Amiek; Indarti, Erlyn; Pujiyono, Pujiyono; Diamantina, Amalia

doi:10.14710/mmh.48.3.2019.241-248

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“…The method used in this research was descriptive survey method (Salaria, 2003). The descriptive method aims to solve existing problems in the presence of an object by collecting data, compiling, analyzing, explaining, and drawing conclusions.…”

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Strategy to Improve the Class of Ambon Archipelago Fisheries Port Into an Ocean Fishery Port Using Swot Analysis

Soumokil

2021

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An essential factor for the development of fisheries business, especially fishing activities, is the availability of infrastructure for berths or shelter for fishing vessels and landing their catch fish. The infrastructure is in the form of a Fishing Port or Fish Landing Base as a place or base for fishing vessels. This research aimed to examine the condition of Archipelago Fisheries Port (AFP) on the criteria of an Ocean Fishery Port (OFP), and formulated a strategy for developing Ambon AFP in order to increase its class to an Ocean Fishery Port. The method used in this research was descriptive. Data collection techniques carried out by distributing questionnaires, interviews, and secondary data collection. Sampling was done by using purposive sampling as many as 20 key respondents. The analytical tool used was descriptive analysis and SWOT analysis. The results of this study indicate that: Existing operations in Ambon AFP show increasing development from year to year, both in fish landing, fishing boat visits, supply distribution, non-tax state revenue, and the number of fishers and labour. From the Ambon AFP Development Strategy's research results in the context of improving the class of being an Ocean Fishery Port, ten strategies were produced.

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Strategy to Improve the Class of Ambon Archipelago Fisheries Port Into an Ocean Fishery Port Using Swot Analysis

Soumokil

2021

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“…Besides, geographically, Indonesia was located between two continents (Asian Continent and Australian Continent) and two oceans (the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean) which were the most dynamic regions, both economically and politically. This strategic geographical location made Indonesia both superior and highly dependent on the marine [22].…”

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Variation of tuberculosis prevalence across diagnostic approaches and geographical areas of Indonesia

2021

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Background Tuberculosis (TB) has contributed to a significant disease burden and economic loss worldwide. Given no gold standard for diagnosis, early identification of TB infection has been challenging. This study aimed to comparatively investigate the prevalence of TB across diagnostic approaches (sputum AFB, sputum culture, sputum genetic test, and chest x-ray) and geographical areas of Indonesia. Methods Participant demographic variables and TB screening test results were obtained from the Tuberculosis Unit, Health Research and Development Agency, Ministry of Health (HRDA-MoH). The prevalence of pulmonary TB in populations aged 15 years and over was calculated using TB cases as a numerator and populations aged 15 years and over as a denominator. Variations across geographical areas and diagnostic approaches were expressed as prevalence and 95% confidence interval (CI). Results A total of 67,944 records were reviewed. Based on bacteriological evidence, the prevalence of TB per 100,000 in Indonesia was 759 (95% CI: 589.7–960.8) with variations across areas: 913 (95% CI 696.7–1,176.7; Sumatra), 593 (95% CI 447.2–770.6; Java-Bali), and 842 (95% CI 634.7–1,091.8; other islands). Also, the prevalence of TB varied across diagnostic approaches: 256.5 (sputum AFB), 545 (sputum culture), 752.2 (chest x-ray), and 894.9 (sputum genetic test). Based on sputum AFB, the TB prevalence varied from 216.6 (95% CI 146.5–286.8; Java-Bali), 259.9 (95% CI 184.2–335.6; other islands) to 307.4 (95% CI 208.3–406.5; Sumatra). Based on sputum culture, the TB prevalence ranged from 487.9 (95% CI 433.6–548.6; Java-Bali), 635.9 (95% CI 564.9–715.1; Sumatra), to 2,129.8 (95% CI 1,664.0–2,735.6; other islands). Based on chest x-ray, the TB prevalence varied from 152.1 (95% CI 147.9–156.3; Java-Bali), 159.2 (95% CI 154.1–164.3; Sumatra), to 864 (95% CI 809–921.4; other islands). Based on sputum genetic test, the TB prevalence ranged from 838.7 (95% CI 748.4–900.8; Java-Bali), 875 (95% CI 775.4–934.2; Sumatra), to 941.2 (95% CI 663.6–992.3; other islands). Conclusions The variation of TB prevalence across geographical regions could be confounded by the diagnostic approaches. Trial registration This study was approved by the Institutional Review Board of Chulalongkorn University (IRB No. 684/63).

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“…1 of 2014. Empowerment of coastal communities is needed to give strength to groups of people deemed not to have the necessary strength for their progress, including fishermen groups (Soemarmi & Diamantina, 2019).…”

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Partnership as an Alternative Model for Empowering Fishers in the Processed Food Industry Made from Marine Fish

Badriyah

Suharto

Saraswati

et al. 2021

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Introduction to the Problem:This study discusses cooperation between various parties that are mutually beneficial, both the government, large business actors, and small business actors, in this case, fishermen. Purpose/Objective of the Study: This research aims to maximize the management of fisheries potential in Indonesia and provide alternatives to fishermen out of the problems they face. Design/Methodology/Approach: This study uses a mixed-method, which combines quantitative and qualitative research. Findings: The results showed that by looking at the background as well as the potential and weaknesses of the fishing community, the business partnership model could be an alternative to empowering the fishing community in developing the processed food industry made from marine fish. The legal relationship of the parties in this business partnership is based on the partnership agreement.

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Konsep Negara Kepulauan Dalam Upaya Perlindungan Wilayah Pengelolaan Perikanan Indonesia

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Strategy to Improve the Class of Ambon Archipelago Fisheries Port Into an Ocean Fishery Port Using Swot Analysis

Strategy to Improve the Class of Ambon Archipelago Fisheries Port Into an Ocean Fishery Port Using Swot Analysis

Variation of tuberculosis prevalence across diagnostic approaches and geographical areas of Indonesia

Partnership as an Alternative Model for Empowering Fishers in the Processed Food Industry Made from Marine Fish

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