Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 1 provides an extensive overview of Indonesia's inland waters, encompassing rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and swamps. It highlights various laws and regulations that govern these water bodies, along with their classifications and characteristics. The chapter also touches upon the number and types of lakes, rivers, and swamps in different regions of Indonesia, emphasizing the significance of reservoirs and dams in the country's development. Additionally, the chapter introduces the fundamental concepts, objectives, and definitions related to fisheries management and the ecosystem approach to fisheries management (EAFM) in inland waters, presenting a comprehensive framework for understanding the intricacies of managing these aquatic ecosystems.
3.1. Overview
Law number 6 of 1996 concerning Indonesian Waters classifies inland waters into rivers, lak...
3.1. Overview
According to PP number 73 of 2013, swamps are defined as water containers containing water and wa...
3.2. Description
In the context of implementing EAFM in inland waters, there is some basic knowledge that must be ...
3.3. Objective
Module-1 is structured as teaching material for implementing Technical guidance for assessing EAF...
3.4. Definition
1. Fishing Gears, abbreviated as ABPI, is a tool used to catch fish in fishing activities. 2. Pe...
3.4. Definition
16. Characteristics of Fish Resources is a characteristic that is owned or attached to fish resou...
3.4. Definition
29. Fisheries Management is all efforts, including processes that are integrated into information...
3.4. Definition
41. Rivers are places, containers, and water drainage networks from springs to estuaries bounded ...