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3.4. Definition
- Fishing Gears, abbreviated as ABPI, is a tool used to catch fish in fishing activities.
- Permitted Fishing Gear is tools, aids, and/or fishing materials that do not cause damage (destructive) to fish resources or the environment. So these tools are permitted to be used.
- Fishing Equipment, hereinafter abbreviated as API (Alat Penangkapan Ikan). It means facilities and equipment or other objects used to catch fish.
- Lake is the reservoir of water on the surface of the earth, and its naturally formed ecosystems bounded around by boundaries.
- Dynamics of the Aquatic Environment is a change in the order of the environment by human activities or by natural processes, resulting in a change in the aquatic ecosystem.
- A domain is a group of various indicators that interact with each other to form certain characteristics.
- Social domains are a collection of various social indicators joined in a certain group, and those can interact with each other.
- The domain of capture techniques is a collection of various indicators of fishing techniques that are incorporated into a certain group and can interact with each other.
- The ecosystem is the interaction and interrelation between living things and their environment.
- Fish are all kinds of organisms whose whole or part of their life cycle is in the aquatic environment.
- The indicator is the value used as a reference (reference point) to indicate the characteristics of the domain.
- The key indicator is the first ranking indicator and has the highest rating in a domain.
- A dangerous type of fish is a certain type of fish originating from outside the territory of the Indonesian Republic which can harm and/or endanger the preservation of the fish resources, the environment, and humans.
- Fishing Vessel is a ship used to catch fish, storing, cooling, and/or preserving fish.
- Characteristics of the Aquatic Environment is a characteristic of aquatic ecosystems.
- Characteristics of Fish Resources is a characteristic that is owned or attached to fish resources.
- Local wisdom is a noble value still valid in society's life habits.
- 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.
- Functional Linkages are reciprocal relationships between EAFM components that are mutually influencing and irreversible.
- Connectivity is the functional linkages between EAFM components that consider the precautionary and uncertainty principles.
Non-eco-friendly Fishing methods are the usage of fishing gear that destroys the fishing resources and the environment.
A fisher is a person whose livelihood is fishing.
Artisanal Fisher is a person whose livelihood is fishing to meet their daily needs, whether using fishing vessels or not using fishing vessels.
The parameter is the variable used to measure quality.