Sustainable Aquaculture in Southeast Maluku: A Strategic Plan for Seaweed Cultivation
https://doi.org/10.56225/ijassh.v3i4.366
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Seaweed cultivation, Southeast Maluku, Participatory approach, Cooperative, Market potentialAbstract
The seaweed cultivation management plan in Southeast Maluku is designed to improve community welfare by strengthening the aquaculture sector, which holds significant potential for economic growth in the region. This plan adopts a participatory approach, involving local communities in identifying their needs, aspirations, and the market potential for seaweed-based products. Such an approach ensures that development strategies are aligned with community interests and grounded in local realities. Key components of the plan include the establishment and strengthening of cooperatives, capacity-building initiatives through farmer training programs, and the enhancement of marketing strategies for seaweed products. Cooperatives are expected to play a central role in facilitating collective action, improving access to resources, and increasing bargaining power. Training programs aim to enhance the technical skills of seaweed farmers, ensuring higher productivity and better product quality. Improved marketing is intended to connect producers with wider markets, increase product visibility, and raise the competitiveness of seaweed products both locally and nationally. By focusing on institutional development, human resource empowerment, and market access, the plan is expected to generate higher added value from seaweed production. This, in turn, will contribute to increased household incomes, job creation, and broader regional economic development. Overall, the seaweed cultivation management plan represents a comprehensive, community-driven effort to promote sustainable aquaculture, improve livelihoods, and support long-term economic resilience in Southeast Maluku.
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