USAID Bersama Kelola Perikanan (Ber-IKAN)The Ber-IKAN activity supports the Government of Indonesia in protecting its marine biodiversity by supporting sustainable and equitable management of fisheries. USAID Ber-IKAN will help improve fisheries management by applying an ecosystem approach to fisheries management and promoting investments that expand market access for the target fisheries and strengthen the livelihoods of fishing communities, including small-scale fishers.https://biodiversitylinks.org/what-we-do/marine-and-fisheries/marine-and-fisheries-activities/usaid-bersama-kelola-perikanan-ber-ikan-or-collaborative-fisheries-managementhttps://biodiversitylinks.org/what-we-do/marine-and-fisheries/marine-and-fisheries-activities/usaid-bersama-kelola-perikanan-ber-ikan-or-collaborative-fisheries-management/@@download/image/ber-ikan-tuna.jpg
USAID Bersama Kelola Perikanan (Ber-IKAN)
An Indonesian Community and Fisheries Foundation (MDPI) field officer measures the length of a yellowtail tuna using a caliper in Tippulue Village, Bone District, South Sulawesi Province. Indah Rufiati for USAID
The Ber-IKAN activity supports the Government of Indonesia in protecting its marine biodiversity by supporting sustainable and equitable management of fisheries. USAID Ber-IKAN will help improve fisheries management by applying an ecosystem approach to fisheries management and promoting investments that expand market access for the target fisheries and strengthen the livelihoods of fishing communities, including small-scale fishers.
