Re-Thinking Indonesian Fisheries Policy: Empowerment of a Hidden Asset for Sustainable Fisheries in West Pasaman District, West Sumatra, Indonesia

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Investigates the influence of local wisdom on achieving sustainability in fisheries, highlighting its economic and environmental implications.

Sustainable fisheries performance is rated at 49.67, indicating poor outcomes and a need for local knowledge integration.
Direct and indirect economic effects of local wisdom play a vital role in resource utilization and environmental conservation.
Multidimensional scaling with RAPFISH and participatory prospective analysis assessed sustainability across economic, social, and governance aspects in fisheries development strategies in West Pasaman District, Indonesia. The findings stress the need for empowering local customs alongside ecosystem protection for effective fisheries management.

Parsaulian et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Investigates the influence of local wisdom on achieving sustainability in fisheries, highlighting its economic and environmental implications.