Indonesia Fisheries Traceability & Seafood Processing Industry towards Sustainable Blue Economy Development

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1 Indonesia Fisheries Traceability & Seafood Processing Industry towards Sustainable Blue Economy Development Rifky Effendi Hardijanto Director General of Product Competitiveness, MMAF INDONESIA is commited to invest 250,000 US Dollars to develop sustainable fisheries through traceability enforcement. We are now developing a National Traceability and Logistic System in selected areas. This will trace fisheries activies from point of catches to consumers to ensure that Indonesia only produce seafood from a responsible fisheries. To support Global Blue Economy, we are commited to invest 1 million US$ started this year until 2021 in order to develop zero waste seafood processing industries. This program will promote the inclusion of small and medium entreprises in selected areas in Indonesia, to create more jobs, better livelihood, and better environment for our people.

2 Indonesian Aquaculture To support Sustainable Blue Economy Slamet Soebjakto Director General of Aquaculture MMAF Ministry of Marine and Fisheries Republic of Indonesia is pleased to support the development of the sustainable blue economy through the application of rice-fish farming practice. From 2015 to 2019 there are 963 hectares of rice-fish areas, with a budget allocation of around 2 billion USD. MMAF commits to support the sustainable blue economy through seaweed tissue culture, that allows us to produce seaweed continuously, and can be seen as a promising choice of technology to meet seaweed seed needs, with investment up to USD in 2019.

3 ANOVA FOOD, LLC Commitment to Certified Sustainable Fisheries and Fishing Communities Blane Olson Director Anova Technical Services, LLC Anova Food Group 100% ANOVA tuna will be sustainably sourced and fully traceable by (18,900 tons annually.) 60% ANOVA s products will be MSC or Fair Trade Certified by 2020, with the balance of; 40% In credible Fisheries Improvement Programs. $100,000+ ANOVA Fair Trade Tuna will return annually in Market Premiums to Indonesian hand line fishing communities for social improvements. $300,000+ ANOVA will contribute annually to small scale, sustainable fishing initiatives and community programs in Indonesia. - Anova will continue to support the implementation of full-chain traceability and efforts to combat IUU on a global scale. - ANOVA fully commits to Social Responsibility in Global Fisheries. - Anova with its partners, will continue to support Indonesian small-scale tuna fisheries, working with over 3,000 small-scale handline fishermen in over 60 fishing communities in Indonesia towards Fair Trade and MSC certification. Untuk menghormati Aditya Utama Surono

4 3.5 million EUR (Marine Data project EU-China) 82 million EUR ( Marine Research) 1.8 million EUR (Seychelles) Partnering for a Blue Economy in Europe and abroad Total: 87.3 million EUR (100 million USD) 1000 Trans-Atlantic research teams by 2020 Bernhard Friess DG MARE - EC European Union Joint Action EU-China on Marine Data Marine research programme Research and Innovation Agenda for the Black Sea Support to the Seychelles fisheries sector

5 Observing the Ocean and Wetlands to Support a Sustainable Blue Economy Craig McLean U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA support for the third decadal OceanObs conference in Hawaii NOAA support for the deployment of biogeochemical floats in the tropical Pacific as a contribution to TPOS-2020 and Argo, a global array of profiling floats that contribute to GOOS Smithsonian support for three new research initiatives on coastal wetland ecosystems

6 Mark A Sutton The International Nitrogen Initiative INI commits to support a global goal to halve nitrogen waste by 2030, offering a resource-saving of $100 billion per year globally, by reducing pollution by 100 million tonnes per year, as a key to protecting Our Oceans with quantified co-benefits for water quality, air quality, biodiversity, climate resilience, food and livelihoods. INI makes this commitment by providing a global science-policy support process for better nitrogen management, the International Nitrogen Management System (INMS), working in partnership with UN Environment and a global network of over 80 partners from science, governments, agencies and civil society. Over this period, the INMS partnership commits a US$ 60M effort, including $6M through the Global Environment Facility (GEF).

7 1. By 2030, raise the awareness on the ocean s sustainable use in the national education system, trough the extension of the Blue School Program to all levels of education Portugal s Seven Commitments: Science and Literacy for a Sustainable Ocean Economy Ruben Eiras Director-General for Maritime Policy Ministry of Sea of Portugal 2. Until 2020 Portugal commits to develop and implement a certification system for local fisheries that comply with dolphinfriendly practices (harbour purpose) 3. Until 2030 Portugal commits to continue raising awareness of sustainable fish consumption 4. Portugal commits to increase knowledge on the value of marine natural capital and ecosystem services to support decision-making processes 5. Portugal commits to increase the exchange/transference of scientific knowledge and technology with small island developing states (SIDS) and least developed countries (LDC) 6.Portugal commits to allocate 0,5 million euros until the end of 2021 to support the preparation and starting phase of the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development

8 Naoko Ishii Global Environment Facility