Strategy for Implementation of Seaworthiness of Large Pelagic Purse Seine at Nizam Zachman Ocean Fishing Port

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Abstract

As an ocean fishing port in practice, the management of Nizam Zachman has taken action to regulate fishing vessels and large pelagic purse seine fishing gear (a form of control on the application of fishing vessel seaworthiness) in an effort to ensure compliance with provisions on safety practices and the seaworthiness of fishing activities and to realize sustainable capture fishery management. This study aimed to examine and determine the priority strategy of PPS Nizam Zachman in implementing the seaworthiness of large pelagic purse seine vessels. The analytical method used is descriptive statistics using SWOT and AHP analysis. The results showed that the SWOT analysis based on the internal and external factors in the IFAS and EFAS matrices obtained factor values of 0.36 and −0.1, which were located in quadrant IV or the S-T strategy. By strengthening the role of PPS Nizam Zachman in complying with the rules for large pelagic purse seine fishing owners, with good supervision, the sustainability of fishery resources can be supported. The results of the AHP analysis of prioritizing the four implementation aspects of the fishing vessel seaworthiness policy are as follows: communication (0.346) by holding regular outreach; disposition (0.242) by systematically assessing the seaworthiness and need for evaluation; resource (0.234) by increasing the number and capacity of fishing vessel seaworthiness inspectors; and bureaucracy (0.177) by applying the rules of supervision with prevention via assistance to large pelagic purse seine owners.

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Alfianto, N., Suherman, A., Suryanti, S., & Hernuryadin, Y. (2023). Strategy for Implementation of Seaworthiness of Large Pelagic Purse Seine at Nizam Zachman Ocean Fishing Port. Sustainability (Switzerland), 15(18). https://doi.org/10.3390/su151813713

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