Papua fisheries program

On a warm morning at the bustling Jembatan Puri Fishing Port in Sorong, a small group of fishermen gathered, their eyes fixed on a line of newly delivered equipment that …

For generations, the people living along Papua’s vast coastline have relied on the sea as their primary source of life. Fishing is not only an occupation but also a cultural …

Along the wide and rugged coastline of Indonesia’s easternmost province, Papua’s deep blue waters are more than just a backdrop to breath taking landscapes. They are the foundation of daily …

Along the vast coastline of Papua, where fishing has long defined daily life, a quiet but meaningful transformation is underway. For generations, coastal communities in Papua have depended on the …

Along Papua’s vast and rugged coastline, the sea has always been both a source of life and uncertainty. For thousands of families living in coastal villages and small islands, fishing …

Merauke – White shrimp or Penaeus merguensis from Merauke began to be ogled by foreign markets. Unmitigated hundreds of white shrimp were sent to the capital of Papua Province through …

South Papua, with its extensive coastline and waters rich in marine resources, has great potential for developing a fisheries industry. The abundant marine resources, including fish, shrimp, crabs, and other …

Natural resources are a source of livelihood for the people of South West Papua Province. Peoples use natural resources to meet food needs and run economic activities. Agriculture and maritime, …

Papua, with its abundant natural resources, has taken center stage in Indonesia’s fisheries industry. The cultivation and sale of marine life and fisheries in the region have become one of the main …

Papua, as the province with the largest water area in Indonesia, provides great potential for the development of fish farming. Grouper, as one of the most economically important fish commodities, has a large market in the Southeast Asia region. Fish …