Rizqi Abdulharis
Until now, Indonesia's marine waters have not been managed in a sustainable, inclusive and integrated manner. for the interests of the elite group using the guise of economic development. Indonesian seas are managed partially due to various sectoral laws and regulations that do not synergize with each other. This results in Indonesian marine management not being able to provide maximum prosperity to the Indonesian people and not paying attention to the sustainability of the Indonesian marine environment as mandated by Article 33 paragraph 3 of the 1945 Constitution.
Marine cadastre plays an important role in management an inclusive, integrated and sustainable ocean. Marine cadastre is the core of the marine management system which is built based on the concept of human relations with land with the aim of encouraging policy development and decision making in achieving sustainable development.
There is no marine cadastre model for Indonesia, application of the concept of marine cadastre within the scope of inclusive, integrated and sustainable coastal and marine governance. Therefore, it is urgent to implement the concept of marine cadastre within the scope of sustainable coastal and marine governance.
This activity will be part of the collaboration between the Spatial and Cadastre Systems Group and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Universiti Teknologi Mara, Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia and the Technical University of Munich in the development and implementation of coastal and marine governance models in the Western Tropical and Southern Pacific Ocean. Apart from that, this initiative will also collaborate with the International Federation of Surveyors and UNESCO UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development 2023 as well as government institutions in Indonesia and Malaysia.
Through this activity, the marine cadastre model will be implemented in order to Development of inclusive, integrated and sustainable coastal and marine governance at the local and national levels in Indonesia as well as at the international level. The expected impact of this activity is to build the capacity of stakeholders at the local and national levels in Indonesia as well as at the international level within the scope of inclusive, integrated and sustainable coastal region governance.
Conceptualization of integrated marine governance. Building government capacity to improve the quality of settlements in Pekalongan City
KK: be the initiator of developing the concept of integrated management of land and sea rights, restrictions and responsibilities (3R) and participate in developing the capacity of the Pekalongan City Government. Global: development of the concept of integrated management of land and sea rights, restrictions and responsibilities (3R).