3.4. Definition
16. Characteristics of Fish Resources is a characteristic that is owned or attached to fish resources.
17. Local wisdom is a noble value still valid in society's life habits.
18. Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management Policies are all policy instruments, programs, and/or activities to realize optimal and sustainable benefits and preserve fish resources in an inland waters ecosystem.
19. Functional Linkages are reciprocal relationships between EAFM components that are mutually influencing and irreversible.
20. Connectivity is the functional linkages between EAFM components that consider the precautionary and uncertainty principles.
21. Non-eco-friendly Fishing methods are the usage of fishing gear that destroys the fishing resources and the environment.
22. A fisher is a person whose livelihood is fishing.
23. Artisanal Fisher is a person whose livelihood is fishing to meet their daily needs, whether using fishing vessels or not using fishing vessels.
24. The parameter is the variable used to measure quality.
25. Stakeholders are parties who have an interest in Fisheries Management in WPPNRI.
26. Fish catch is an activity to obtain fish in waters that are not cultivated by any means or method, including using ships to load, transport, store, cool, handle, process, and/or preserve them.
27. The Ecosystem Approach is an effort to involve ecosystem components with a decision-making process on resources, ecosystems, and their environment.
28. Redistribution is the release of fish from fishing activity or cultivation to its natural habitat.
29. Fisheries Management is all efforts, including processes that are integrated into information gathering, analysis, planning, consultation, decision-making, allocation of fish resources, and implementation and law enforcement and regulations in the field of fisheries, carried out by the government or other authorities directed at achieving continuity of productivity of aquatic resources and set goals.
30. Fisheries Management with an Ecosystem Approach (Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management), hereinafter referred to as EAFM an ecosystem approach to fisheries that tries to balance diverse societal goals, considering knowledge and uncertainties about biotic, abiotic, and human ecosystem components and their interactions and applying an integrated approach to fisheries within ecological boundaries.
31. Inland Waters are waters that do not belong to individuals and/or corporations and are measured from the lowest tide line to the mainland.
32. Fishery are all activities related to the management and utilization of fish resources and their environment starting from pre-production, production, and processing to marketing carried out in a fishery business system.
33. A precautionary principle is an approach that considers the risk of action management.
34. The uncertainty principle is a principle that considers the dynamic and unpredictable nature of ecosystems.
35. The swamp is a stagnant natural land that occurs continuously or seasonally due to blocked natural drainage and has special physical, chemical, and biological characteristics.
36. A Fisheries Management Plan is an official document containing the status of Fisheries and a strategic plan for Fisheries Management.
37. Catching Gear Selectivity is the ability of the fishing gear to catch the permitted target fish.
38. Border lake is the area of land that surrounds, and it has a certain distance from the edge of the lake body, which functions as a lake protection area, public facilities, the community, and for the environmental aspects.
39. A Fisheries Sanctuary is a certain water area, either fresh, brackish, or seawater, with certain conditions and characteristics as a shelter/breeding area for certain types of fish resources, which functions as a nature reserve.
40. Fish Resources are all potential types of fish (class fish);