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Dr. Ir. Ali Suparda n, M.Sc.

ishing Port is an area where all fishing business ac tivities take

plac e which provides multi-services for fishing ac tivities and

also involve significant number of labor, economic and many

industrial sectors. Ac co rding to the a rticle 1 of Ministerial Decree

No. 16/M EN/2006 on Fishing Port, stipulated that fishing po rt is

functioned to support management of fisheries resources and itsenvironment covering pre-production, production, post-harvest

and marketing ac tivities.

Realizing the substance of Fishing Port in supporting c omponent

for fisheries sec tors, Ministry of Marine A ffairs and Fisheries

established Direc torate o f Fishing Port under Directorate

General of Capture Fisheries, which responsible to develop

fishing p orts throughout Indonesia.

Indonesian Fishing Po rts are c ategorized into four c lasses: (1)

Oc eanic Fishing Port, (2) Archipe lagic Fishing Port, (3) Coastal

Fishing Po rt, (4) Fish Land ing C entre. In 2009, there are 968 fishing

ports exist, whereas 947 fishing ports are manage d b y regional

government through decentralization program.

Indonesian Fishing Ports book provides 21 fishing ports profilesand selected statistical information i.e. supporting procedures,

regulations and economics cycles. The book is collaboratively

developed b y Directorate General of Capture Fisheries and

J apan International Cooperation Agenc y.

Lastly, I am confident this book will provide communicative

features of Fishing ports that will bring benefits for all parties, in

science , industries and technology.

J akarta, April 2009

Dr. Ir. Ali Supardan, M.Sc.

Direc tor Gene ral of Capture Fisheries

Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries

The Republic of Indonesia

FOREWORD ......................................................................................................................................................... i

LISTOF CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................................... ii

PROFILE OF DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF CAPTURE FISHERIES

THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF CAPTURE FISHERIES (DGCF) .............................................. iii

CAPTURE FISHERIES DEVELOPMENTPO LICY ............................................................................. iiiTASK AND FUNCTIONS OF DGC F ......................................................................................... iii

ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE OF DG CF ..................................................................................... iv

LEGAL ASPECT

LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF FISHING PORTMA NAG EMENT ........................................... v

REGULATION ............................................................................................................................ vi

DISTRIBUTION OF FISHING PORTS UNDER DGCF .................................................................................... vii

CHANCE OF FISHERIES RESOURCES ....................................................................................................... xi

MAP OF DISTRIBUTION FISHERIES MANAGEMENTAREA (9FMA) ....................................................... xiii

1. Nizam Zachman Oc eanic Fishing Port - DKI J akarta ..................................................................... 1

2. Kendari Ocea nic Fishing Port - South East Sulawesi ........................................................................ 11

3. Belawan Oceanic Fishing Port - North Sumatera ............................................................................ 21

4. Bungus Oc eanic Fishing Port - West Sumatera ................................................................................ 31

5. Cilacap Oceanic Fishing Port - Central Ja va .................................................................................. 41

6. Bitung Oceanic Fishing Port - North Sulawesi ................................................................................... 51

7. Sibolga Archipelagic Fishing Port - North Sumatera ................................................................ 61

8. Tanjungpandan Archipelagic Fishing Port - Bangka Belitung .................................................... 69

9. Palabuhanratu Archipelagic Fishing Port - West J ava .................................................................. 79

10. Kejawanan Archipelag ic Fishing Port - West J ava ......................................................................... 89

11. Pekalongan Archipelagic Fishing Port - Central J ava ................................................................... 97

12. Brondong Archipelagic Fishing Port - East Java .............................................................................. 107

13. Prigi Archipelagic Fishing Port - East Java ......................................................................................... 115

14. Pemangkat Archipelag ic Fishing Port - West Kalimantan ............................................................ 125

15. Ternate Archipelagic Fishing Port - North Maluku ........................................................................... 135

16. Ambon Archipelagic Fishing Port - Maluku ........................................................................................ 145

17. Tual Archipelagic Fishing Port - Maluku .............................................................................................. 155

18. Pengambengan Archipelagic Fishing Port - Bali ....................................................................... 165

19. Sungailiat Archipe lagic Fishing Port - Bangka Belitung ............................................................... 173

20. Karangantu Coa stal Fishing Port - Banten ......................................................................................... 18321. Teluk Batang Coastal Fishing Port - West Kalimantan ..................................................................... 191

DISTRIBUTION OF FISHING PORTS UNDER LOCAL GOVERNMENT ........................................................... 201

FISHING PORTS UNDER LOCAL GOVERNMENT(COASTAL FISHING PORTS) ......................................... 202

FISHING PORTS UTILIZATION

PROC EDURE OF LAND/ BUILDING RENTAL IN UPTFISHING PORT ........................................ 204

LISTOF SERVICE TARIFF IN FISHING PORT .................................................................................. 205

LAND USE FOR FISHERIES INDUSTRY IN FISHING PORT .............................................................................. 208

GRATITUDE ........................................................................................................................................................... 209

EDITORIAL TEAM ................................................................................................................................................. 209

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In relation to the management of fishing port, the DGCF mandated Direc torate of Fishing Port

with task and function, a s follows :

Revitalization of fishing po rt

Outer Ring Fishing Port Development

Fishing port/fish landing center develop ment, particularly in eastern area

Fishing Port Information Centre development related to marine and fisheries information

system

Human resources enhancement as fishing po rt/fish landing c enter.

ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE OF DGCF

PROFILE OFDIRECTORATE GENERALOFCAPTURE FISHERIES(DGC F)PROFILE OF DIRECTORATE GENERAL

OF CAPTURE FISHERIES (DGCF)

THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF CAPTURE FISHERIES (DGCF)

Indonesia is an archipelag ic country which covers 17.5 million of islands with coastline stretches for

95,181 Km. Two-thirds of Indonesia is water with ab undant resources of marine and fisheries. Total2 2

area of marine water is 5.8 million Km , consist of Archipelag ic and Territorial Sea is 3.1 millions Km2

and Indonesian Exclusive Economic Zones (IEEZ) is 2.7 Km . The availab le Maximum Sustainable

Yield (MSY) is 6.4 million tones/year with the Total Allowable Catch is 5.1million tones/year or 80% of

MSY. Until 2006, only 4,468,010 tones of potenc y are utilized, or 69.8% of the current total.

CAPTURE FISHERIES DEVELOPMENT POLICY

To utilize marine and fisheries resources optimally, Direc torate General of Ca pture Fisheries

(DGC F) has established a vision Solid, Self-Reliance a nd Sustainable Indo nesia Capture

Fisheries in 2020. The vision is rendered to the synergic missions of :

(1) Manage fisheries resources in sustainab le manner

(2) Increase fishers income and we lfare(3) Facilitate the readiness of fishing port both in quality and quantity

(4) Strengthen national fishing fleet

(5) Develop c ompetitive a nd e fficient c apture fisheries business

TASK AND FUNCTIONS OF DGCF

Task and Functions of Directorate General of Ca pture Fisheries (Ministrial Decree No.

KEP.07/MEN/ 2005 on Organization and Working Manage ment of Ministry of Ma rine Affa irs and

Fisheries).

Main Duty :

To compose and conduct the policies and technical standardization in Capture Fisheries

Functions :

1. To prepa re the policies of MMAF conce rning ca pture fisheries2. To conduc t the policies of capture fisheries ac co rding to the regulations

3. To c ompose standards, norms, guidelines, criteria, and procedures in capture fisheries

4. To provide technica l assistance and evaluation on ca pture fisheries

5. To c onduc t administration tasks in Direc torate General of C apture Fisheries.

Ca pture fisheries is one o f the impo rtant sub-sector o f marine and fisheries. In the yea rs from 2001

to 2006 its annual growths are 2.4% in ca pture, 15.22% in export volume, 5.41% in foreign inc ome

and 4.24% in human resources.

Director of FisheriesResources

-Ir .R.Nilanto Perbowo, M.Sc

Director of FishingVessels and Gears

-Ir. A. Bambang Sutejo, M.Si

Director ofFishing Port

-Ir. Parlin Tambunan

Director of FishingBusiness Services

-Ir. Ibrahim Ismail

Director of FishingBusiness Development

-Ir. R. Anang Noegroho S.M.,

Sc.M., MEM

Director Generalof Capture Fisheries

-

Dr. Ir. Ali Supardan, M.Sc

Publicand Financial

Division

PR, Law andOrganization

Division

PersonnelDivision

ProgramDivision

Secretary for DG of Capture Fisheries-

Dr. Ir. Dedy Heryadi Sutisna, MS

Directorate of FishResources Potential

and Protection

Sub-Directorate ofFishing Boat Feasibility

and Construction

Sub-Directorate ofIdentification and

Preparation of FishingPort

Sub-Directorate ofFish Capture Business

Allocation

Sub-Directorate ofFish BusinessDevelopment

Sub-Directorate ofInland Fish Resources

Utilization

Sub-Directorate ofFishing Gears and

Constuction

Sub-Directorate ofFishing Port Operational

Management

Sub-Directorate ofFish Capture Business

Management

Sub-Directorate ofBusiness Institution

Sub-Directorate ofArchipelagic and Territorial

Sea Fish Resources

Utilization

Sub-Directorate ofFishing BoatsRegistration

Sub-Directorate ofFishing Port Construction

Controlling

Sub-Directorate ofFish Capture Document

Verification

Sub-Directorate ofInvestment and

Business Capital

Sub-Directorate ofHigh Seas and ZEEI

Fish ResourcesUtilization

Sub-Directorate ofFishing BoatsSupervision

Sub-Directorate ofFishing Port

Administration

Sub-Directorate ofFish Capture Document

Services

Sub-Directorate ofBusiness Management

Assisting

Sub-Directorate ofData and Statistic of

Capture Fisheries

Sub-Directorate ofMonitoring and

Evaluating

Sub-Directorate ofFishing Port

Monitoring andEvaluating

Sub-Directorate ofMonitoring and

Evaluating of Fish CaptureBusiness Services

Sub-Directorate ofMonitoring and Evaluating

of Fish CaptureBusiness

Fishing Technology Development of SemarangFishing Port

Functional(Non Structural) Official

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REGULATIONMINISTRY OF MARINE AFFAIRS AND FISHERIES OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

NO. PER.19/MEN/2008REGARDING

ORGANIZATION AND WORKING SYSTEM OF FISHING PORTMINISTER OF MARINE AFFAIRS AND FISHERIES OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

Attachment : Regulation of Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries No. PER.19/MEN/2008 regarding O rganization and WorkingSystem o f Fishing Port.

MINISTER OF MARINE AFFAIRS AND FISHERIESREPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

FREDDY NUMBERI

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NAME LOCATION PROVINCECLASSIFICATION

1.

2. Kendari

3. Belawan

4. Bungus

5. Cilacap

6. Bitung

7. Sibolga

8. Tanjungpandan

9. Palabuhanratu

10. Kejawanan

11. Pekalongan

12.Brondong

13. Prigi

14. Pemangkat

15.Ternate

16. Ambon

17.Tual

18. Pengambengan

19.Sungailiat

20. Karangantu

21.Teluk Batang

Nizam Zachman DKI J akarta

South East Sulawesi

North Sumatera

West Sumatera

Central J ava

North Sulawesi

North Sumatera

Bangka Belitung

West J ava

West J ava

Central J ava

East J ava

East J ava

West Kalimantan

North Maluku

Maluku

Maluku

Bali

Bangka Belitung

Banten

West Kalimantan

J akarta

Kendari

Belawan

Bungus

Cilacap

Bitung

Sibolga

Tanjungpandan

Palabuhanratu

Kejawanan

Pekalongan

Brondong

Prigi

Pemangkat

Ternate

Ambon

Tual

Pengambengan

Sungailiat

Karangantu

Teluk Batang

OceanicFishing Port

Archipelagic

Fishing Port

CoastalFishing Port

LEGALASPECT

LEGALASPECT

LEGAL ASPECT

LAW S AND REGULATIONS OF FISHING PORT MANAGEMENT

1) Law No. 31 Year 2004 regarding Fisheries.

2) Government Regulation No. 19 Year 2006 regarding the Alteration on Government

Regulation No. 62 Year 2002 regarding Tariff on Type of tax non income which prevails on

Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries.

3) Government Regulation No. 62 Year 2002 regarding Tariff on Type of tax non income

prevails on Ministry of Marine Affa irs and Fisheries.

4) Government Regulation No. 23 Year 2000 regarding Public Corporation of Oc eanic Fishing

Infrastructure.

5) Regulation of Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries No. PER.19/MEN/2008 regarding

Fishing Ports.


Capture Fisheries Business.


Orga nization and Working System of Fishing Ports.

8) Regulation of Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries No. PER.01/MEN/2007 regardingControlling on Q uality Guarantee System and Safety of Fisheries Catc hes.

9) Regulation of Minister of Marine Affa irs and Fisheries No. PER.16/MEN/2006 regarding Fishing

Ports.

10) Decree of Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries No. KEP.01/MEN/2007 rega rding

Requirements of Qua lity Gua rantee and Safety of Fisheries Catches at Process of Production,

Processing and Distribution.

11) Decree of Minister of Marine Affa irs and Fisheries No. KEP.19/MEN/2006 regarding

Assignment of Harbor Ma ster in Fishing Po rts.

12) Decree of M inister of Ma rine A ffairs and Fisheries No. KEP.18/MEN/SJ/ 2001 regarding

Delegation of 13 Coa stal Fishing Ports to Local Government.

13) Decree of Direc tor General of Fish Capture No. 4356/DJ PT/KP.440.D3/X/2006 regarding

Guidelines of Harbor Master Assignment in Fishing Ports.


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Base on Regulation of Ministry Decree No. PER.16/MEN/2006

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Condition ofProcessing

Technical Criteria AmountClass ofFishing Port

OceanicFishing Port

ArchipelagicFishing Port

CoastalFishing Port

Central Government - *MMAF(Cen tral Tec hnica l Impleme nt ing

Unit)

6- To serve fishing vessels thatoperationa l/ their fisheries ac tivitiesare in Territorial water, IndonesiaEconomic Exclusive Zone a ndoffshore;

- Have mooring/doc king facilities forminimum fishing vessels are 60 GT

- Minimum length of pier is 300 mand port pond / water depthminimum is -3.00 m

- The port pond is availab le for 100fishing vessels or at least ca nacc ommodates 6,000 GTa t all

- The fish/ca tches is for exporttrading purpose

- There are fisheries industries.


Unit)

13- To serve fishing vessels thatoperationa l/ their fisheries ac tivitiesare in Territorial water andIndonesia Economic ExclusiveZone;

- Have mooring/doc king facilities forminimum 30 GT ca pac ity of fishingvessels

- Minimum length of pier is 150 mand port pond / water depthminimum is -3.00 m

- The port pond is available for 75fishing vessels or at least ca nacc ommodates 2,250 GTa t all

- There are fisheries industries.


Unit)

2- To serve fishing vessels thatoperational/their fisheries a ctivitiesare in inland water, archipelago

Condition ofProcessing

Technical Criteria AmountClass ofFishing Port

Landing Fish

TOTAL

Provinc ial Fisheries Service -Provincial Office of Marine andFisheries(Local Tec hnica l Impleme nt ing

Unit)

44- To serve fishing vessels thatoperational/their fisheries a ctivitiesare in inland water, archipelagowater a nd Territorial wa ter;

- Have mooring/doc king facilities forminimum 10 GTcapacity of fishingvessels

- Minimum length of pier is 100 mand port pond/wa ter depthminimum is -2.00 m

- The port pond is available for 30fishing vessels or at least canaccommodates 300 GTa t all.

Provinc ial Fisheries Service -

Provincial Office of Marine andFisheries(Local Tec hnica l Impleme nt ing

Unit)

895- To serve fishing vessels that

operational/their fisheries a ctivitiesare in inland water andarchipelago wa ter;

- Have mooring/doc king facilities forminimum 3 GTcapacity of fishingvessels;

- Minimum length of pier is 50 m andport pond/water depth minimum is-2.00 m;

- The port pond is available for 20fishing vessels or at least canaccommodates 60 GTa t all.

Regency/C ity Government -Provincial Office of Marine andFisheries(Local Tec hnica l Impleme nt ing

Unit)

960

* MMA F : Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries

Note:

There are still 2 private fishing ports more, they are Barelang and Telaga Punggur (Batam) thatmanage d by fisheries private sector.

LEGALASPECTLEGALASPECT


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Nizam Zac hman - DKI Jakarta

Kendari - South East Sulawesi

Belawan - North Sumatera

Bungus - West Sumatera

Cilacap - Ce ntral Ja va

Bitung - North Sulawesi

1

11

21

31

41

51

1

2

3

4

5

6

PORT PAGENO

Sibolga - North Sumatera

Tanjungpandan - Bangka Belitung

Palabuhanratu - West J ava

Kejawanan - West Java

Pekalongan - Central J ava

Brondong - East J ava

61

69

79

89

97

107

7

8

9

10

11

12

PORT PAGENO

Prigi - East J ava

Pemangkat - West Kalimantan

Ternate - North Maluku

Ambon -Maluku

Tual -Maluku

Pengambengan - Bali

115

125

135

145

155

165

13

14

15

16

17

18

PORT PAGENO

Sungailiat - Bangka Belitung

Karangantu - Banten

Teluk Batang - West Kalimantan

173

183

191

19

20

21

PORT PAGENO

DISTRIBUTION of FISHING PORTSDISTRIBUTION of FISHING PORTS UNDER DGCFUNDER DGCF


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MAP of DISTRIBUTION FISHERIESMAP of DISTRIBUTION FISHERIES

FMA 714 : Tolo Bay - Banda SeaFMA 715 : Tomini Bay - Maluku Sea - Halmahera Sea - Seram Sea - Berau BayFMA 716 : Sulawesi Sea - North of HalmaheraFMA 717 : Cendrawasih Bay - Pasific OceanFMA 718 : Aru Sea - Arafuru Sea - East of Timor Sea

FMA 571 : Malaka Strait - Andaman SeaFMA 572 : Indian Ocean (West of Sumatera) - Sunda StraitFMA 573 : Indian Ocean (South of Java) - South of Nusa Tenggara - Sawu Sea - West of Timor SeaFMA 711 : Karimata Strait - Natuna Island - South China SeaFMA 712 : Java SeaFMA 713 : Makassar Strait - Bone Bay - Flores Sea - Bali Sea

REMARKS :

Peta Distribusi Wilayah Pengelolaan Perikanan(11 WPP)

MANAGEMENT AREA (11 FMA)MANAGEMENT AREA (11 FMA)


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GENERAL INFORMATION

Nizam ZachmanOCEANIC FISHING PORT

DK I JAK ARTA

1

a. Name : NIZAM ZACHMANb. Classification : Oceanic Fishing Portc. Address : Jl. Muara Baru Ujung - Penjaringan,

Jakarta Utara 14440d. Phone : (021) 6617865, 6617868e. Fax : (021) 6617868f. E-mail : [email protected], [email protected]. Website : www.jakartafishport.comh. Head of Fishing Port : Ir . Suardoyo, MS

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FMA 571

FMA 572

FMA 573

FMA 711

FMA 712

FMA 713

FMA 714

FMA 715

FMA 716

FMA 717

FMA 718

O

F

F

M

F

O

UN

O

-

-

-

F

M

F

O

O

M

M

M

UN

UN

M

UN

F

F

UN

UN

UN

M

F

O

O

UN

O

F

F

F

F

F

U/UN

M

UN

UN

F O-

Fisheries ManagementArea (FMA)

Demersal Shrimp SmallPelagic

BigPelagic

Status

Notes :

Moderate

Uncertain

Over Exploited

Fully Exploited

FISHERIES RESOURCES STATUSFISHERIES RESOURCES STATUS

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Layout of Nizam Zachman OFP

46.PT.MUARABARUCENTER

47.BALAIPERTEMUANNELAYAN

48.PT.KARYACIPTAMINAJAYA

49.TEMPATPELELANGANIKAN

50.COLDSTORAGE

51.ICEFACTORY

52.R.MESIN

53.KANTORPERUMPPSPUSAT

54.PERUMPPSCABANGJAKARTA

55.KANTORUPT

56.RUANGPROCESSING&COLDS-

57.PT.ALAMJAYA

58.PT.OLIMPIAFISHINGINDUSTRI

59.PT.PROSKUNEOKADARUSMA

60.UNITPENGELOLAANLIMBAH

A B C D E F G.PT.BOSCO

.PT.BONECOM

.PT.KURNIAMINASEJAHTERA

.GATE

.PUSATPEMASARANIKAN

.KOLAMPEMBERSIHANAIRLAUT

.BANGUNANPERBENGKELAN

BANGUNANPELAYANAN

DANPERBEKALANKAPAL

1.PT.BONECOM

2.PT.MUARAMANGGALINDO

3.PT.SAFITRINDODWISANTOSA

4.PT.SEKARLAUT

5.PT.KEDAMAIAN

6

PT.HALIMASSAKTIMINAUTAMA

7.PT.TIMURJAYACOLDSTORAGE

8.PT.FIRSTMARINESEAFOODS

9.PT.KHOMFOOD

10.PT.SANDIMASGAPURA

11.PT.INTIMASSURYA

12.PT.ARTAMINATAMA

13.DWISANDHASANDJAYA

14.PT.LUXEUTAMAINDONESIA

15.PT.JAKARTASERVISTAMAC.

REM

ARKS:

16.PT.LUKIREJEKIABADI

17.PT.LOLAMINA

18.BUMIARGOLESTARI

19.PT.DURIANSARIWANGI

20.PT.MITRAMINASEGARA

21.PT.GABUNGANERAMANDIRI

22.PT.INTIMASSURYA

23.PT.LAUTANBAHARI

24.PT.UNGGULMINALESTARI

25.PT.BENUAAGRISEJAHTERA

26.PT.LUCKYSAMUDERA

27.PT.PANGGUNGENTERPRISELTD

28.PT.BONECOM

29.PT.SANDIMASAKUATEK

30.PT.SINARSAMUDERAMAKMUR

31.PT.TRIDAYAERAMINABAHARI

32.PT.REDRIBBONINDONESIACORP.

33.PT.BENUAAGRISEJAHTERA

34.PT.SEMBILANTIM

URJAYA

35.PT.SINARMALAL

UGISMAKMUR

36.PT.DAYAMULUR

KARETINDO

37.PT.CILACAPSFINDONESIA

38.PT.TUNAPERTAM

AREZEKI

39.PT.DANAUMATA

NOP.R.

40.PT.SUBINDOPERINTIS

41.PT.INDOBOGAJAYAMAKMUR

42.PT.KARYACIPTA

BAYUMINAPRA.

43.PT.PHILIPSEAFO

ODINDUSTRI

44.PT.PANUTANMIN

ASABA

45.WISMAMINA

GRDP : Gross Regional Domestic Product

North Ja karta

DKI Ja karta

Location

139.56

740.29

1,173,935 (2005)

8,963,000 (2006)

Total Population(Person)

0.75 (2005)

1.17 (2006)

PopulationGrowth/Year(%)

95,218,349 (2006)

436,250,721 (2005)

GRDP at CurrentPrice/Year(Million)

Statistics- Indonesia2008

(BPSCatalogue)

SourceArea2(Km)

GRDP Growth/Year(%)

15.74 (2006)

16.16 (2005)

Map of Port Access and Its Surrounding Areas

J A V A S E A

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OPERATIONAL DA TA

In 2006, even the produc tion was a ha lf under than 2001, the value per tonnage was not quite

different. There was a raising price in the same volume of the catches or it could be the

production was dominated by fish with high economic value. The complete value, boat visit

and p roduction number are as shown in table below :

Tab le 1.2.Fisherm an , Fishing G ea r and Distribution o f Supp lies, Yea r 2001-2008

Tab le 1.3.Fishing A ct ivit ies, Fish Produc tion a nd V alue , Yea r 2001-2008

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION

a. River/Bay/Beach : J akarta Bay

b. Province : DKI J akarta

c. Regency/City : North J akarta

d. District : Penjaringan

e. Villa ge/ Sub-Distric t : Sub-Distric t Penja ringa n

f. Geographic Position : 06 05' 40" S Latitude106 48' 11" E Long itude

g. Distance Toward- C apital C ity of Province : 9 Km

- Capita l C ity o f Regency/ C ity : 7 Km

- District : 3 Km

- Airports : 25 Km (Soekarno-Hatta Airport)

35 Km (Halim Perdana Kusuma Airport)

- Other Ports : 3 Km (Sunda Kelapa Port)

6 Km (Muara Angke Fishing Port)

12 Km (Tanjung Priok Port)

FACILITIES

Oc eanic fishing port of Nizam Zac hman is one of the bigg est fishing ports in Indonesia, loca ted

in western part of Tanjung Priok International Port J akarta. This port is 111 Ha in a rea a nd is

completed with following facilities:

Tab le 1.1.Fac ili t ies in Nizam Zac hm an O FP, Yea r 2008

Oceanic Fishing Port 1. Nizam Zachman - DKI Jakarta

4 5

FACILITIES

A MAIN FACILITIES

VOLUME UNIT

FUNCTIONAL FACILITIESB

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Administration office

Auction hall (TPI)

Cold storage

Electricity

Fish market

Fishermen meeting hall

Forklift

Fuel tank

Genset

Ice fac tory

1,207

3,367

1,000

5,377

6,431

737

8

2,000

2,600

200

2m2

m

ton

KVA2

m2

m

unit3

m

KVA

ton/day

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Port area

Port pond

Pier-1

Revetment/turap

J etty

Complex road

Breakwater

Water depth

111

40

1,924

3,259

300

53,258

1,041

-7.5

Ha

Ha2

m

m

m2

m

m

m

NO

FACILITIES VOLUME UNIT

SUPPORTING FACILITIESC1

2

3

BAP shops

Guest house

SSB Rad io

1,102

480

2

2m

2m

unit

NO

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

IPAL

Parking area

Port Officer office

Repair station

Slipway

Water tank

Winch house

1

7,670

40

450

550

1,250

64

unit2m2

m2

m

GT/unit3

m2

m

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

-

-

-

6,327

6,768

7,677

8,577

10,629

144,835

141,038

124,767

123,440

108,405

66,932

81,934

81,601

199,464

177,658

104,888

97,582

88,837

66,068

40,798

41,266

506,508

477,735

450,694

583,780

559,617

301,606

420,768

446,362

FUEL

FISHERMAN(Person)

YEAR DISTRIBUTION(Ton)

6,115

5,521

4,336

4,080

4,045

973

-

-

FISHING GEAR(Unit) ICE WATER

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

6,815

5,950

4,856

4,638

4,598

3,793

3,528

3,276

69,176

55,645

37,539

40,726

39,691

30,349

21,928

17,433

189,522

152,177

102,848

111,578

109,290

83,148

60,911

48,424

PRODUCTION (Ton) VALUE(Rp 1,000)

BOATVISIT(Unit)

YEAR FISH PRODUCTIONPER DAY (Kg)

241,306,680

19,375,918,238

13,095,172,270

142,088,153

739,153,854

105,867,641

282,621,620

265,915,930


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DOMINANT PRODUCT

As shown in Table 1.4., the catches still dominated by Skipjac k tuna.

Tab le 1.4.Dom inant Fish, Year 2008

White shrimpis the most dominant species of shrimp with high economicy value in Nizam

Zac hman OFP, as shown in the table b elow :

Tab le 1.5.Dom inant Shrimp, Year 2007

FISHERIES INDUSTRIES

Eventhough the port operation decreases, Nizam Zachman still has very huge potential

industry area. A bout 47 fisheries comp anies are in this port industrial area excluding the other

fisheries companies in DKI Jakarta and its surrounding beyond port area.

Tab le 1.6.Fisheries Co mp an ies

NO NAME OF SPECIES(English)

NAME OF SPECIES(Indonesia)

TOTAL VOLUME(Kg)

TOTAL VALUE(Rp)

AVERAGE PRICE(Rp/Kg)

Udang putih

Udang vaname

Banana prawn

Vaname shrimp

1,620

589,880

61,560,000

26,544,600,000

38,000

45,000

1

2


6 7



TOTAL VOLUME(Kg)

TOTAL VALUE(Rp)


Skipjack tuna

Bullet tunaNarrow-barred Spanish

mackerel

Yellowfin tuna

Big eye tuna

Black ma rlin

Indo-Pasific blue marlin

Dogfish shark

Swordfish

Albacore

1

23

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Cakalang

Tongkol/LisongTenggiri

Madidihang

Tuna mata besar

Setuhuk hitam

Layaran

Cucut botol

Ikan pedang

Albakora

6,142,656

3,825,0891,388,985

1,051,729

822,308

619,289

615,858

559,558

376,020

263,107

70,250,190,000

48,227,710,00040,259,000,000

27,033,590,000

23,024,620,000

9,540,330,000

8,066,130,000

5,894,360,000

5,231,480,000

6,314,570,000

11,436

12,60828,984

25,704

28,000

15,405

13,097

10,534

13,913

24,000

NO FISHERIES COMPANIES(Tenant)

MAIN ACTIVITY(Type of Business)

AREA2

(m )

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

2728

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

PT. Cilac ap Samudera Fishing

Industry

PT. Danau Matano Persada Raya

PT. Daya Mulur Karetindo

PT. Durian Sari Wangi

PT. Dwisanda Senjaya

PT. First Ma rine Seafoods

PT. Gabungan Era Mandiri

PT. Graha Insan Sejahtera

PT. Halimas Mina Utama

PT. Indoboga J aya Ma kmur

PT. Intimas Surya

PT. J akarta C oldstorage Industry

PT. Jakarta Servisetma Ca tering

PT. Karya Cipta Bayu Mina -

Pratama

PT. Kedamaian

PT. Kurnia Mina Sejahtera

PT. Lautan Bahari Sejahtera

PT. Lola Mina

PT. Lucky Samudera PratamaPT. Luki Rejeki Jayadi

PT. Luxe Utama Indonesia

PT. Mitra Mina Sega ra

PT. Muara Manggalindo

PT. Panutan Minasabha

PT. Pertuni

PT. Pertuni Heritage

PT. Proskoneo Kadarusman

PT. Red Ribbon Indone sia

PT. Safritindo Dwisantosa

PT. Sandimas Akuatek

PT. Sandimas Gap ura

PT. Sekar Laut

PT. Sembilan Timur Ja ya

PT. Sumbindo Perintis

PT. Sinar Ma lalugis Makmur

PT. Sinar Samudera Makmur

PT. Timur Jaya Co ld Storage

PT. Tridaya Eramina Bahari

PT. Tuna Pe rmata Rejeki

PT. Olimpia Fisheries Industry

PT. Unggul Mina Lestari

Processing & cold storage


All catches ma nagement & processing industry


All catches ma nagement & processing Industry

Fisheries industry, co ld storage & ice fac tory

All catches ma nagement & processing Industry


All catches management & processing Industry




Processing, cold storage & restaurant chain




Processing on Exported tuna fish fillet


Processing & cold storageAll catches management & processing Industry



Fisheries industry & supporting fac ilities

Office & shops


Processing, cold storage & restaurant chain

Manufacturing industry of repairing maintenance

of boat & d ockyard


Processing, cold storage & ice making


Fisheries industry, co ld storage & ice fac tory











3,082

3,880

2,345

3,880

3,880

16,900

3,990

5,632

2,600

2,722

2,508

2,250

4,095

2,599

2,599

5,305

2,423

7,217

21,1003,126

3,144

4,132

18,353

8,037

5,781

10,877

17,000

2,345

19,327

16,165

10,788

6,240

3,597

2,910

3,000

1,740

6,130

1,300

2,722

1,980

1,710

324,086TOTAL AREA



AREA2

(m )

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

PT. Alam J aya

PT. Arta Mina Tama

PT. Bahana Laju Khatulistiwa

PT. Benua Agri Sejahtera

PT. Boneco m (Blok L No.1-2)

PT. Boneco m (Blok S No.4-14)

PT. Bonec om (Blok TNo .1-12)

PT. Bumi Agro Lestari





All catches management & processing industry




1,980

2,250

1,980

3,990

19,122

15,770

27,075

2,508


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FISHIN G VESSELS

The fishing vessels were dominated by 50-100 GT capac ity, or total number was 471 in 2005.

Tab le 1.7.Num be r of dom icile by size of Fishing Ve ssel in Nizam Zac hm an O FP, Yea r 2001-2008

LOGISTICS

For logistic supply, water and ice c ould be still needed more, but usually some fishing vessels

already supplied their logistic from another nea r port when they transit befo re.

Tab le 1.8.Logistic Variab le and Supp ly, Year 2008

ECONOMIC CYCLE

The average number of worker and average circulation money in Nizam Zachman fishing port

are as follow :

Tab le 1.9.Eco nom ic Cycle, Year 2008

FIGURES

A. Main Facilities

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

105

75

92

58

48

45

3

3

200 GT

2008 35,619

YEAR AVERAGE NUMBER OF WORKER(Person/Day)

10,800,000,000

AVERAGE CIRCULATION MONEY(Rp/Day)


8 9

Fuel/Diesel fuel

Kerosene

Water

Ice

SUPPLY

207

-

1,533

243

DEMAND(Ton/Day)

520

3

900

166

FULFILLED(Ton/Day)

-

-

633

77

SHORTAGE(Ton/Day)

Ove ral l view from sea

Fish proce ssing are a


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B. Functional Facilities

C. Supporting Facilities

D. Activities

Oceanic Fishing Port

10 11

a. Name : KENDARIb. Classification : Oceanic Fishing Portc. Address : Jl. Samudera No. 1 Puday Kec. Abeli

Kota Kendari, Sulawesi Tenggara 93233d. Phone : (0401) 3122010, 3190868e. Fax : (0401) 3190868f. E-mail :g. Website :h. Head of Fishing Port : W. Haryomo, A.Pi, SE

[email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATION

KendariOCEANIC FISHING PORT

SOUTH EAST SULAWESI

2

UPT Ad ministration offic e

Auc tion ha ll (TPI)Wholesale market

Fre sh tuna exp o rt Fish p ro c e ssing fa c to ry

Fuel sup ply

East revetme ntQua ywa ll for f ish ing bo ats


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12 13

Map of Port Access and Its Surrounding AreasLayout of Kendari OFP

1. PIER

2. CONTROLLING POST

3. PT. BIOTA INDO PERSADA

4. CV. MINA JAYA LESTARI

5. CV. ANDIKA

6 CV. BERSATU UNTUK MAJU

7. PT. TROBOSBENUA

8. PT. LANDIPO NIAGA RAYA

9. UD. ABADI MAKMUR OCEAN

10. IPAL

11.FUELTANK

12. PT. KAMALCAHAYA S.

13.PT. CILACAP SFI

14. REPAIR STATION

15. MOSQUE

16.AUCTION HALL/POS

17. TRANSITSHED

18. PD. UTAMA SULTRA

19. FISHERMAN MEETING HALL

20.TOILET

21.PT. YANAGI HISTALARAYA

22. SHELTER FOR FISHERMAN

23. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

24. MATERIALSTORAGE

25. HEALTH CLINIC

26. PT. TOFICO

27. FA. SANU

28. PT. SULTRA MITRA LESTARI

29. PT. NUSANTARA FISHERY

30. PT. ADE SULTRA PERSADA

31. KANTOR/MESSKAPALPENGAWAS

32. LABORATORY BUILDING

33. WATER INSTALLATION

34. GUESTHOUSE

35. PT. PUTRA SULTRA SAMUDERA

36. PT. SULTRA TUNA SAMUDERA

37.PT. KAMALCAHAYA SAMUDERA

38. CV. OME TRADING COY

39. PT. LINTASBESTARI SELARAS

40. PT. SUMBER LAUTMANDIRI

41. OFFICE WORKING UNITPSDKP KENDARI

42. PT. PLN

43.PT. PJB II

44.NEWDUMP & POSTGUARD

Lahan Industri yang telah disewa

Lahan Industri yangbelum disewa

Lahan Industri yang belum matang

Lahan Fasilitas PPS Kendari/Umum

R E M A R K S :


Kendari

South East Sulawesi

Location

295.89

36,757.45

251,477 (2007)

2,002,000 (2006)


2.82 (2007)

1.60 (2006)


2,380,667 (2006)

12,981,046 (2005)


SourceArea2(Km)

GRDP Growth/Year(%)

19.18 (2006)

26.42 (2005)

Statistics-Indonesia 2008

(BPSCatalogue)

K e n d a r iB a y

B A N D A

S E A

B o n eB a y

SOUTH

SULAWESI


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OPERATIONAL DATA

Fisheries potenc y of Sulawesi waters are categorized in mod erate grad e and that explains the

linier increasing trend o f fishermen and fishing gear's number in year 2003 to 2007. Overall the

ope ration of Kendari OFP wa s smooth fluctuating from year 2001 to 2008.

Tab le 2.2. Fisherm an , Fishing G ea r and Distribution o f Supp lies, Yea r 2001-2008

Boat visit has progressive tendency trend since 2004 and almost four times the increasing bo at

visit in 2008. For the averag e produc tion in Kendari OFP from 2001 to 2004 was about 29,750

Kg/d ay a nd yea r 2002 was the best price for fish value. The value in 2008 was still better than

year 2005 to 2006.


a. River/Bay/Beach : Kendari

b. Province : South East Sulawesi

c. Regency/City : Kendari

d. District : Abeli

e. Village/Sub-District : Puday

f. Geographic Position : 03 58' 59" S Latitude122 34' 20" E Longitude

g. Distance Toward- C apital C ity of Province : 12 Km

- Cap ita l C ity of Regency/ C ity : 12 Km

- District : 3 Km

- Airport : 35 Km (Wolter Monginsidi Airport - Kendari)

- Other Ports : 14 Km (PPI Kota Kendari)

17.5 Km (PT. Pelindo IV- Kendari)

FACILITIES

Oc eanic fishing port of Kendari is the b iggest fishing port in Sulawesi, located in South East

Sulawesi, fac ing Flores Sea, Banda Sea and Seram Sea. Its area is ab out 40.55 Ha. Fac ilities in

this fishing port are a s follow:

Tab le 2.1 Fac ilities in Kend ari Fish OFP, Yea r 2008

Oceanic Fishing Port 2. Kendari - South East Sulawesi

2001

2002

2003

2004

20052006

2007

2008

2,174

2,229

1,371

3,919

3,9724,999

7,673

7,551

18,701

13,184

24,624

17,986

17,07417,577

15,772

26,070

23,661

25,185

25,950

21,064

39,22842,185

43,576

54,799

197,464

267,784

179,320

142,095

144,780141,201

180,405

206,550

FUEL

FISHERMAN(Person)


71

68

162

177

227268

555

544


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FACILITIES

A MAIN FACILITIES

VOLUME UNIT


1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10


Auction hall (TPI)

Crane truck

Electricity and installation


Forklift

Fuel tank and installa tion (2x 500 KL)

Genset and installation

Incinerator

IPAL installation

1,326

600

2

1,110

720

1

1,000

500

140

400

2m

2m

unit

KVA2

m

unit

KL

KVA2

m

KL

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Port area

Port pond

Pier-1

Pier-2

Revetment/turap

Complex road

Drainage

Industrial kavling (not utilized)

Industrial kavling (utilized)

Water depth

40.55

12.5

130

260

618

29,945

7,059

10

12

-6

Ha

Ha

m

m

m

m2m

Ha

Ha

m

NO


SUPPORTING FACILITIESC

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

BAP shops

CCTV

Financial building

Fisherman Inn

Fisherman shelter

Guest house

Health clinic

House for Port Officer

Laboratory building

Mosque

Equipment storage

90

1

101

672

150

140

90

9

112

162

200

2m

unit2

m2

m2

m2

m2

m

unit2

m2m2

m

NO

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

Navigation sign

Parking area

Repair station

Toilet

Transit sheed

Water instalation

SSB Rad io

2

1,741

150

126

635

700

1

unit2

m2

m2

m2

m

KL

unit


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Due to the limited shrimp resources, makes the price was very expensive forTiger praw n. But,

Banana p rawngave significant income fo r Kendari OFP. Its shown from its total volume a nd

value.


Kendari Oceanic Fishing Port has a big potential industry area. There eries

companies/business units in Kendari and other fisheries companies along southeast coa st ofSulawesi and surroundings beyond the p ort area.

Tab le 2.6. Fisheries Co mp an ies

are 25 fish

Tab le 2.3. Fishing A ctivit ies, Fish Produc tion a nd Va lue, Year 2001-2008

DOMIN ANT PRODUCT

Sland er sca dseemed to be the most dominant fish in Kendari OFP. But the Oc t o p u s and Red

snap perswere categorized into high economic value, followed by Squ idsand Macka re l.

From all dominant fish,Fr iga te tunagot the most cheap price.

Tab le 2.4. Dom inant Fish, Year 2007

Tab le 2.5. Shrimp Da ta, Yea r 2007

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

20062007

2008

12,975

13,029

7,765

6,535

18,746

22,86721,984

22,297

18,022

19,330

11,830

7,360

9,395

9,79033,198

14,303

169,132,420

240,288,940

96,853,672

75,638,390

61,982,365

74,750,155309,104,983

139,703,612

50,061

53,694

32,860

20,444

26,098

27,19492,217

39,729

PRODUCTION (Ton) VALUE (Rp 1,000)

BOATVISIT(Unit)


NO NAME OF SPECIES

(English)

NAME OF SPECIES

(Indonesia)

TOTAL VOLUME

(Kg)

TOTAL VALUE

(Rp)

AVERAGE PRICE

(Rp/Kg)Beloso

Cakalang

Cumi-cumi

Gurita

Kakap merah

Kembung

Kuro/Senangin

Kuwe

Layang/Benggol

Madidihang

Manyung

Tenggiri

Tongkol krai

Greater lizard fish

Skipjack tuna

Common squid

Octopus

Red snapper

Short-body mackerel

Threadfins

Ja ck trevallies

Slander scad

Yellowfin tuna

Giant catfish

Narrow-barred Spanish

mackerel

Frigate tuna

469,426

1,483,578

709,256

2,856,567

204,095

1,138,515

390,109

668,578

6,763,224

580,729

332,084

327,313

5,941,301

3,150,990,000

8,724,982,162

11,365,554,311

63,361,239,217

4,618,997,071

9,098,975,762

4,769,607,137

8,311,543,113

44,082,732,235

3,535,730,418

2,934,001,500

5,087,122,380

18,584,447,943

6,700

5,850

16,000

22,200

22,600

8,000

12,200

12,400

6,500

6,100

8,800

15,550

3,100

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13



TOTAL VOLUME(Kg)

TOTAL VALUE(Rp)


Udang dogol

Udang putih

Udang windu

Udang lainnya

Endeavour prawn

Banana prawn

J umbo tiger shrimp/

Tiger prawn

Other shrimps

45,442

70,327

91

240

1,226,612,421

2,221,043,921

3,185,000

6,720,000

27,000

31,600

35,000

28,000

1

2

3

4

Oceanic Fishing Port 2. Kendari - South East Sulawesi

16 17

118,091TOTAL AREA



AREA2

(m )

1

2

3

4

5

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

6

CV. Andika

CV. Bersatu Untuk Maju

CV. Mina J aya Lestari

CV. Ome Trading Coy

CV. Samudera Jasa Mandiri

FA. Sanu

PD. Utama Sultra

UD. Abadi Makmur Ocean

PT. Ade Sultra Persada

PT. Biota Indo Persada

PT. Cilaca p Samudera Fishing Industry

PT. Kamal C ahaya Putra

PT. Kelola Mina Laut

PT. Landipo Niaga Raya

PT. Lintas Bestari Selaras

PT. Nusantara Fisheries

PT. PLN (Persero) Wil. Sulsel, Sultra da n

Sulbar

PT. PLN PJB-II (Persero)

PT. Putra Sultra Samudera

PT. Sultra M itra Lestari

PT. Sultra Tuna Samudera

PT. Sumber Laut Mandiri

PT. Tofico

PT. Trobos Benua

PT. Yanagi Histalaraya

Cold storage

Cold storage

Cold storage, ice fac tory

Fish processing, ice fa ctory

Telecommunication shop, shop

Cold storage

SPBN, ice factory

Collector, processing

Ice fac tory

Ice factory, cold storage

Fishing, collector, processing, cold storage

Cold storage

Processing, cold storage, exporter

Distributor of coo king oil

Ice fac tory

Storage , repair station

Electrical supply, fuel tank (MFO)

Electrical supply

Docking, workshop

Ice fac tory

Fishing, collector, processing, cold storage,

ice factory

Processing, cold storage

Storage , repair station

Processing, cold storage

Processing, cold storage, exporter

2,500

2,250

2,500

4,660

1,000

1,500

1,000

4,500

4,500

9,050

4,260

5,040

7,900

2,500

2,000

8,000

3,350

10,845

8,869

5,000

13,000

2,250

6,867

2,250

2,500


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FISHING VESSELS

All boa ts that domicile and operate in Kenda ri fishing port are fishing vessels with various

capac ities. But, its still dominated by fishing vessels size


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C. Suppor tin g Facilities

D. Activities


20 21

a. Name : BELAWANb. Classification : Oceanic Fishing Portc. Address : Jl. Gabion Belawan - Medan, PO BOX 20d. Phone : (061) 6941016, 6944889e. Fax : (061) 6940329

g. Website : www.pipp.dkp.go.idh. Head of Fishing Port : Ir. Asifus Zahid, B.Sc

f. E-mail : [email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATION

BelawanOCEANIC FISHING PORT

NORTH SUMATERA

3

Por t ga te

Refueling

Fish proc essing F ish loading ac t ivi t ies


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22 23

Layout of Belawan OFP


Medan

North Sumatera

Location(City/Province)

265.10

72,427.81

2,067,288 (2006)

12,643,000 (2006)


1.53 (2006)

1.38 (2006)


2,380,667 (2006)

12,981,046 (2005)


SourceArea2(Km)

GRDP Growth/Year(%)

14.33 (2006)

15.92 (2005)


(BPSCatalogue)


21. ICE FACTORY

22. ICE FACTORY

23. FISH PROCESSING

24. SURVAILLANCE OFFICE

25.PPSBOFFICE

26. WORKSHOP

27.

28. FISH WAREHOUSE

29.

30. COLD STORAGE (KA)

31.

32. COLD STORAGE

33. NETREPAIR

34. FISH WAREHOUSE

35.

36.

37. EMPTY LAND

38. FUELDISTRIBUTION

39.

40. COLD STORAGE

41.

42. WAREHOUSE

43. WORKSHOP

44.

45.

FISH HANDLING STORAGE









PLACE

1. FISH HANDLING STORAGE

2.

3. SALTED FIH PROCESSING

4.

5.

6. WORKSHOP

7. COLD STORAGE8. ICE FACTORY

9. COLD STORAGE

10. GENSETHOUSE

11. ICE FACTORY

12. SECURITY POST

13.

14. PORTMASTEROFFICE

15. AUCTION HALL(TPI)

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.GENERAL OFFICE









PERSERO

R E M A R K S :

M a l a k aS t r a i t

M a l a k a

S t r a i t

NORTH SUMATERA

M a l a k aS t r a i t


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OPERATIONAL DATA

Indica tors of various operation a ctivities in this port, such as numbers of fisherman, fishing gears

and fishing ac tivities, are as follow:

Tab le 3.2.Fisherm an , Fishing G ea r and Distribution o f Supplies, Yea r 2001-2007

Total produc tion was increasing almost 25% in 2005 than 2001, and reac hed the best value in

2005.

Tab le 3.3.Fishing A ct ivit ies, Fish Produc tion a nd Value , Year 2001-2007


a. River/Bay/Beach : Estuaary of Deli River

b. Province : North Sumatera

c. Regency/City : Medan

d. District : Medan Belawan

e. Village/Sub-District : Bagan Deli

f. Geographic Position : 03 46' 51" N Latitude98 42' 44" E Longitude

g. Distance Toward- Capital C ity of Province : 30 Km

- Capita l C ity o f Regency/ C ity : 30 Km

- District : 2.5 Km

- Airport : 30 Km (Polonia Airport - Medan)

- Other Ports : 1 Km (Indonesia I Port - Belawan)

350 Km (Sibolga Archipelagic Fishing Port)

FACILITIES

Belawan O ceanic Fishing Port is also one of the b iggest fishing ports in Indonesia. It is loc ated in

North Sumatera by Malacca Strait, with an area more than 34 Ha and is completed with

following fac ilities:

Tab le 3.1.Fac ili t ies ini Belaw an OFP, Yea r 2008

Oceanic Fishing Port 3. Belawan - North Sumatera

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

6,285

6,500

6,750

7,000

7,229

8,202

8,192

44,833

50,922

37,981

35,562

34,203

28,515

35,772

21,894

45,614

48,213

46,061

35,200

73,152

75,384

124,360

146,113

160,517

226,080

203,760

238,896

250,416

FUEL

FISHERMAN(Person)


446

463

481

499

533

519

472


24 25

FACILITIES

A MAIN FACILITIES

VOLUME UNIT


1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8


Auction hall (TPI)

Cold storage

Electricity


Fuel installation

Ice factory

IPAL

200

800

3

1,110

150

1

500

1

2m2

m

unit

KVA2

m

unit

ton/day

unit

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Port pond

Pier-1

Revertment/turap

J etty

Complex road

Reclamation

Shipping routes

Water depth

34.28

1,228

265

1,008

26,236

20,000

99,650

-2.5

Ha2

m

m2

m2

m2

m2

m

m

NO



1

2

3

Meeting hall

Mosque

Operator guest house

175

162

150

2m

2m

unit

NO

9

10

11

12

Parking area

Repair station

Telecommunication

Water supply installation

4,232

4

1

2

2m

unit

unit

unit

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

34,946

32,728

26,364

33,800

37,978

103,345

77,503

52,376

39,427

30,369

43,560

71,455

29,706

39,134

366,632,000

291,916,000

247,309,500

522,720,000

1,035,690,000

-

-

145

110

84

121

198

83

109


BOATVISIT(Unit)



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DOMIN ANT PRODUCT

Treva llieswas the most dominant fish in Belawan OFP, followed by Sca dand Macka re l. The

dominant fish in Belawan OFP as shown in table b elow :



Blac k Tigerbeca me the most primary shrimp in Belawan OFP. Its shown from the total volume

and va lue, which was greater than the other.


Belawan Port also has very big potential industry area. More than 65 fisheries

companies/b usiness units are loca ted in this port industrial area, excluding other fisheries

companies in Medan and its surroundings beyond the port area.


NO NAME OF SPECIES(English)NAME OF SPECIES(Indonesia) TOTAL VOLUME(Kg) TOTAL VALUE(Rp) AVERAGE PRICE(Rp/Kg)

Udang windu

Udang putih

Udang lainnya

Black tiger shrimp

Banana prawn

Other shrimps

960,000

901,000

181,000

76,800,000,000

36,040,000,000

3,620,000,000

80,000

40,000

20,000

1

2

3

1

2

3

4

Bin Cuan

Bina Usaha Kurnia Laut

Bustami

Cia Kim Han

ice fac tory +GPI

Fish hand ling storage (GPI)

Repair station

Fresh fish collec tor

13,675

12,500

1,300

299


MAIN AC TIVITY(Type of Business)

AREA2

(m )

26 27

Oceanic Fishing Port 3. Belawan - North Sumatera



AREA2

(m )

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

1213

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

4142

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

CV. Karya Bakti

CV. M itra Belawa n Fishing (MBF)

CV. Putra Berombang Perkasa

CV. Soon Ho

Ex. Su Thian

Ex. Sumardi

Ex. Tjin Peng

Ex. Zulfan SagitaGd. B II

Gd. CHC

Gd. Horas

Gd. HSC

Gd. Karya Laut

Gd. Mitra Laut

Gd. Putri Indah (PNP)

Gd. SBL

Gd. Sumber Laut

Gd. TGC/KUD

Gd. United

GPI. No.02/Auction Hall (TPI)

Hermanto

Hong Tat

Iksan kenanga

Ja hisar Marpaung

KUD Mina Makmur I

KUD Mina Makmur III

Laster Sihotang

M. Samin

Marion Situmorang

MCF

Ny. M. Situmorang/Br. Hutabarat

Oloan Panggabean

Osman

Pe Se Kwang

Perum PPS Ca b. Belawan

PT. Abadi J aya

PT. AisaPT. CSA

PT. Edina

PT. Giss

PT. Karya Agung Lestari J aya

PT. Karya Agung Lestari J aya

PT. Mina J aya

PT. Mina J aya

PT. PMS

PT. Sekar Mulia Utama

Cold strorage



Cold strorage

Fresh fish collec tor

Repair station

Material of fishing gear +(BAP)

Fresh fish collec torFish hand ling storage (GPI)












BAP +canteen

Fresh fish collec tor +BAP

Repair station


Fuel unit/APMS

Fuel unit/APMS


Repair station

Drum storage place



Fuel unit/APMS



Ice factory

GPI +BAP +Tuasan

Fish hand ling storage (GPI)Ice factory

Fuel unit/APMS

Ice factory

Cold strorage


Cold strorage

Ice factory


Fuel unit/APMS

1,050

4,965

3,343

1,125

200

800

1,250

2604,183

7,186

10,741

13,012

3,555

9,398

3,489

1,563

1,156

11,817

8,955

3,702

770

672

625

750

2,848

875

250

250

224

1,604

225

7,050

1,425

835

5,500

12,317

7,0506,500

750

5,500

4,674

13,412

5,000

6,512

4,709

267



TOTAL VOLUME(Kg)

TOTAL VALUE(Rp)


Biji Nangka

Kembung

Layang

Layur

Manyung

Selar

Tenggiri

Teri

Tetengkek

Tongkol/Lisong

Yellow-stripe goatfish

Short-body mackerel

Slander scad

Hairtails

Giant catfish

Trevallies

Narrow barred Spanish

mackerel

Anchovies

Torpedo scad

Bullet tuna

2,232,000

3,422,000

3,720,000

1,846,000

897,000

4,820,000

1,844,000

1,477,000

1,827,000

1,203,000

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10


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Tab le 3.8.Logistic Va riab le and Supp ly, Year 2008

ECONOMIC CYCLE

The average number of worker and average circulation money in Belawan fishing port are as

follow :

Tab le 3.9. Eco nom ic Cyc le, Year 2007

FIGURES

A. Main Facilities

FISHING VESSELS

All boa ts that domicile a nd operate in Belawan fishing port are fishing vessels with variousca pacities. Fishing Vessels were dominated b y


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C. Suppor tin g Facilities


30 31

a. Name : BUNGUSb. Classification : Oceanic Fishing Portc. Address : Jl. Padang - Painan, KM-16 Padang

Sumatera Barat 25245d. Phone : (0751) 751121, 751120e. Fax : (0751) 751122f. E-mail : [email protected]. Website : www.pipp.dkp.go.idh. Head of Fishing Port : Syafli Arsyid, B.Sc

GENERAL INFORMATION

BungusOCEANIC FISHING PORT

WEST SUMATERA

4

Adm inist rat ion of f iceSPDN

Shops


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32 33

Layout of Bungus OFP


Padang C ity

West Sumatera


694.96

42,224.65

819,740 (2006)

4,632,000 (2006)


2.30 (2006)

1.45 (2006)


13,283,508 (2005)

44,674,569 (2005)


SourceArea2(Km)

GRDP Growth/Year(%)

15.42 (2005)

19.58 (2005)


(BPSCatalogue)


K a b u n g B a y

1. UNLOADING PIER

2. MOORING PIER

3. FUELSHIP PIER4. DOCKING YARD

5. RECEIVING HALL

5a. FISH PROCESSING

5b.ICE FACTORY

5c. FRESH TUNA PROCESSING

6 -

7. PORTOFFICE

8. SURVEILLANCE OFFICE

9. NETLOFT

10.PORTMASTER OFFICE

11.CV. AUDINA YOLANDA ENTERPRISE

12.PACKING HOUSE

R E M A R K S :

13. MOSQUE

14. LPPMHP OFFICE

15.

16.

17. GENERATOR HOUSE

18. SHOPS(BAP)

19. TRANSITSHED

20.

21. LAJUARDIN

22. PT. DEMPO ANDALASSAMUDERA

23. PT. NISKI JAYA ABADI

24. AREA FOR INDUSTRIALDEVELOPMENT

MESSABK KP. HIU 001

OFFICER HOUSES

CV. PRIADI SABENA

KabungBa y

WEST

SUMATERA


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OPERATIONAL DATA

Since 2001 to 2005, seemed pe rform a linier trend for distribution of supplies. But the number of

fisherman and fishing ge ars were fluctuated from 2001 to 2007. The average value wa s about

seven billion rupiahs for once time visit in Bungus OFP along seven p ast year (2001 to 2007).

Tab le 4.2. Fisherm an , Fishing G ea r an d Distribut ion of Supp lies, Yea r 2001-2007

Tab le 4.3. Fishing A ct ivit ies, Fish Produc tion a nd Value , Yea r 2001-2007


a. River/Bay/Beach : Kabung Bay

b. Province : West Sumatera

c. Regency/City : Padang

d. District : Teluk Kabung

e. Village/Sub-District : Bungus


g. Distance Toward

- Capital C ity of Province : 16 Km

- C apita l C ity o f Regenc y/ City : 16 Km

- District : 4 Km

- Airport : 40 Km (Minangkabau Airport - Padang)

- Other Ports : 0.5 Km (PT ASDP)

12 Km (Pelindo - Teluk Bayur)

FACILITIES

Oc eanic fishing port of Bungus is one o f the b iggest fishing ports in Sumatera. It is located in

western part of Sumatera; fac ing Indian Oc ean, with an a rea more than 16 Ha. Facilities in this

fishing port are as fo llow:

Tab le 4.1.Fac ili t ies in Bung us Oce an ic Fishing Po rt, Yea r 2008

4. Bungus - West Sumatera

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

17,950

9,320

7,710

4,362

3,960

81,406

68,932

2,948

3,287

1,984

1,476

2,872

1,815

182,000

8,281

8,293

7,215

8,339

7,649

7,379

6,335

1,163

2,742

9,648

5,782

14,514

13,978

17,536

FUEL

FISHERMAN(Person)


3,590

2,674

1,195

598

868

9,172

8,138


2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

3,590

2,674

1,195

598

868

9,172

8,138

2,706

2,191

1,208

504

629

2,013

797

19,223,186

16,749,900

6,611,310

3,902,034

5,252,062

74,453,085

6,965,210

7,730

6,260

3,450

1,440

1,800

5,750

2,280

PRODUCTION (Ton) VALUE (Rp 1,000)

BOATVISIT(Unit)


34 35


FACILITIES

A MAIN FACILITIES

VOLUME UNIT


1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13


Auction hall (TPI)

Cold storage

Dock area

Docking

Electricity

Fisherman meeting building

Forklift

Fuel tank

Generator room

Genset

Genset house

Hydrant

267

3,334

620

2,869

1

67

1,214

2

75

214

50

20

1

2m

2m

ton2

m

unit

KVA2

m

ton

ton2

m

KVA2

m

unit

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Port area

Pier-1

Pier-2

Pier-3

J etty

Complex road

Water depth

16.6

1,500

728

350

400

1,500

-7

Ha2

m2

m2

m2

m

m

m

NO


14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

Ice factory

Packing building

Parking area

Reservoir basin

Repair station

Transit shed

Vessel lift

Vessel lift house

Water tank & installation

Water treatment

1,523

1,100

250

300

250

200

30

70

50

1

2m2

m2

m3

m2

m2

m

GT2

m

ton

unit


NO

1

2

3

Fisherman shelter

House for Port Officer

SSB Rad io

2

16

1

unit

unit

unit


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DOMIN ANT PRODUCT

Comm on do lph inwas the most dominant fish in Bungus OFP and the best price reached by

Yellow fin tuna. All ten dominant fish in Bungus were categorized into high economicvalue of

catches.

Tab le 4.4. Dom inant Fish, Year 2007

Tab le 4.5.Shrimp Da ta, Year 2007

Lobsterwas the only shrimp that c ould be recorded in statistic o f Bungus OFP. Its price was very

good enoug h and more, its economic value was higher than dominant fish.


Bungus Port has rather big p otential industry area. A bout 9 fisheries comp anies/business units

are located in this port industrial area, excluding other fishing companies along the west coast

of West Sumatera Province and surroundings beyond port area.

Tab le 4.6.Fisheries Co mp an ies in Bung us OFP

FISHING VESSELS

All boats that domicile and ope rate in Bungus fishing port are fishing vessels with various

ca pac ities. The number of fishing vessels were dominated by


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Fuel seemed not the priority of logistic supply. Some reasons such a s fuel price in certain area

could affec t the demand o f fuel in Bungus OFP,

ECONOMIC CYCLE

Logistic supplies such a s fuel/ diesel fuel, kerosene, wa ter and ice a re as follow :


FIGURES

A. Main Facilities


C. Suppor ting Facilities

38 39

Oceanic Fishing Port 4. Bungus - West Sumatera

2007 1,583


314,925,000


Com p lex ro a d Bo lla rd

Pier Por t pond

Reservoir

Por t gate

Adm inist rat ion of f ice

Auc tion ha ll (TPI) SPDN

Fisherman me et ing b ui ld ing


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D. Activities

40 41

a. Name : CILACAPb. Classification : Oceanic Fishing Portc. Address : Jl. Lingkar Teluk Penyu No.2 - Cilacap

Jawa Tengah 53200d. Phone : (0282) 532686, 532682e. Fax : (0282) 532688f. E-mail : [email protected]. Website : www.pipp.dkp.go.idh. Head of Fishing Port : Ir. Mian Sahala Sitanggang, M.BA

GENERAL INFORMATION

CilacapOCEANIC FISHING PORT

CENTRAL JAVA

5


Ice supply Fish load ing

Moo r ing ac t ivi t ies Wate r supp ly

Mosque Proce ssing Indu stry


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Layout of Cilacap OFP Map of Port Access and Its Surrounding Areas

42 43GRDP : Gross Regional Domestic Product

Cilacap

Central J ava


2,138.50

32,799.71

1,721,664 (2006)

32,179,000 (2006)


0.32 (2006)

0.50 (2006)


61,836,967 (2006)

234,435,323 (2005)


SourceArea2(Km)

GRDP Growth/Year(%)

22.72 (2006)

21.20 (2005)


(BPSCatalogue)

P e n y uB a y

I N D I A N

O C E A N

J A V A S E A

CENTRAL JAVA

1. PORTAREA

2. PORTPOND

3. WATER DEPTH

4. BREAKWATER:

a. NORTH

b. EXTENSION OF BW NORTH

c. OLD SOUTH

d. NEW SOUTH

5. a.REVETMENT

b. REVETMENTIN POND B

6. BERTH

7. PIER

a. LANDING IN POND A

b. BERTH IN POND A

c. LANDING IN POND B

d.C HECKING

8. REVETMENTKALIYASA

9. ROADS

a.COMPLEX

b.O FFICE ROADS & LOWARD

c. FISHERMAN MEETING HALL

R E M A R K S :

10. DRAINAGE TUNNEL

11. SLIPWAY

12. DOCKING AREA

13. AUCTION HALL (TPI) A

14. AUCTION HALL (TPI) B

15. ELEVATED AND GWT

16. a.SIGNAL

b.PO RTLIGHT

17. PORTOFFICER OFFICE

18. a. PORTADMINISTRATION OFFICE (OLD)

b. PORTADMINISTRATION OFFICE (NEW)

26. BOLDER

27. WATER PUMP HOUSE/HYDRANT

28. WATER PUMP HYDRANT

29. FISH PROCESSING PLAC E

30. DOCKING KALIYASA

31. CO LLECTING INSTALLATION

32. OPERATOR GUESTHOUSE

33. FISHERMAN SHELTER

34. PORTGATE

35. INTEGRATED BUSINESS UNIT

BUILDING

19. TRAYS STORAG E

20. PARKING LOT

21. MONITORING & SURVEILLANCE

ROOM

22. WATER INSTALLATION

23. WATER PUMP HOUSE

24. REPAIR STATION

25. CONNECTING OPEN VARANDA

a. AUCTION HALL (TPI) A WITH PIER

b. AUCTION HALL (TPI) A WITH

AUCTION HALL (TPI) B

I N D I A N

O C E A N


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OPERATIONAL DATA

The operation of Cilacap Fishing Port was fluctuating. The indica tors of various operational

ac tivities in C ilaca p Fishing Po rt, such as the numbers of fisherman, fishing gear and fishing

ac tivities, are a s follow:

Tab le 5.2.Fisherman , Fishing G ea r and Distribu tion o f Sup plies, Year 2001-2007

There was significant increasing number of fisherman, fishing gear and also the distribution of

supplies, such as fuel, ice and water (along 2003-2005).


a. River/Bay/Beach : Bay

b. Province : Central J ava

c. Regency/City : Cilacap

d. District : South Cilacap

e. Villa ge/ Sub-Distric t : Tela ga Kemulya n


g. Distance Toward

- C apita l C ity o f Provinc e : 230 Km

- Capita l C ity o f Regency/City : 3 Km

- District : 2 Km

- Airports : 250 Km (Ahmad Yani Airport - Semarang)

260 Km (Adi Sumarmo Airport - Solo)

- Other Ports : 4 Km (Pelindo - C ilacap)

200 Km (Pekalongan Archipelagic Fishing Port)

FACILITIES

Cilac ap O ceanic Fishing Port is one o f the biggest fishing ports in Ja va Island. It is located in

southern part of J ava and d irec tly fac ing Indian Oc ean. Total area o f this port is more than 33

Ha and has following fac ilities:

Tab le 5.1.Fac ili t ies in Cilac ap Fishing Port, Yea r 2008

Oceanic Fishing Port 5. Cilacap - West Java

44 45

FACILITIES

A MAIN FACILITIES

VOLUME UNIT


1

2

3

4

5

6

Administration o ffice

Auction hall (TPI)

Bolder

Collecting installation

Docking

Elevated and ground water tank

544

1,684

20

1

5

89

2m

2m

unit

unit

unit3m

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Port area

Port pond

Pier-1

Pier-2

Pier-3

Revetment/turap

Complex road

Breakwater

Berth

Drainage

Groin

Water depth

33.04

8

86

315

240

1,410

1,500

980

116

244

146

-3

Ha

Ha2

m2m2

m

m

m

m

m

m

unit

m

NO

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

-

35,714

24,418

16,676

7,006

4,847

68,932

15,056

13,341

11,194

13,787

12,428

4,966

4,059

18,520

16,642

2,510

6,315

7,976

7,426

18,670

9,431

7,440

4,525

2,455

3,676

4,059

5,871

FUEL

FISHERMAN(Person)

YEAR

-

401

441

405

746

719

684


DISTRIBUTION (Ton)



1

2

3

4

Fisherman shelter

Industrial area

Operator guest house

Port gate

120

120

18

1

2m

2m

unit

unit

NO

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

Fish proc essing room

Fuel supply building

Fuel tank

Hydrant

Monitoring & surveillance room

Navigation sign

Parking area

Port Officer office

Pump house

Repair station

Repairing & drying

Slipway

Trays storage

Water tank & installation

120

7

8,000

5

200

2

168

36

1

75

1,000

3,120

100

4,224

2m

2m

litre

unit2

m

unit2

m

2m

unit2

m2

m2

m2

m

litre


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Tab le 5.3.Fishing A ctivit ies, Fish Produc tion a nd V alue , Yea r 2001-2007

There was increasing number of boat visit in Cilaca p OFP. But due to over fishing surround

Cilaca p waters, the catches were very limited to be exploited.

DOMIN ANT PRODUCT


Bigeye tunawas the most dominant fish, both in volume and price. Species of tuna almost

dominated all the ca tches in Cilacap OFP. The lowest price wa s forBullet tu na, that inversed to

Yellow fin tunaprice. White shrimpcould be found easier in Cilacap OFP (shown by the total

volume in 2007), and Lobsterwas the highest economic value for dominant shrimps.



Cilaca p Fishing Port has a b ig potential industry area. There are ab out 30 fisheries companies/

business units in this port industrial area, exclud ing those fisheries compa nies/b usiness units in

Cilaca p and its surroundings, and in other Central Java Province beyond port area.



2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

13,080

4,201

2,750

2,629

33,492

56,336

75,625

4,188

4,929

3,572

1,422

1,452

6,475

5,880

21,561,970

22,214,190

11,691,670

5,575,670

6,387,060

-

-

11,633

13,831

9,923

3,949

4,035

17,987

16,335


BOATVISIT(Unit)




TOTAL VOLUME(Kg)

TOTAL VALUE(Rp)


Cakalang

Cuc ut tikusIkan Casper

Setuhuk hitam

Tongkol/Lisong

Tuna albakora

Tuna kecil mata besar

Tuna kecil sirip panjang

Tuna mata besar

Tuna sirip panjang

Skipjack tuna

Threeshee sharkPomfret

Black ma rlin

Bullet tuna

Albacore

Big eye baby tuna

Yellowfin baby tuna

Big eye tuna

Yellowfin tuna

3,269

5,18334,010

12,513

61,677

5,852

49,606

172,819

612,950

231,558

21,752,189,430

511,885,0001,404,128,320

2,006,010,300

647,308,000

1,582,251,500

1,582,963,020

2,088,215,370

7,524,148,910

6,700,330,625

6,654

6,0096,000

17,829

4,004

14,948

10,581

12,083

28,590

28,935

1

23

4

5

6

7

8

9

10



TOTAL VOLUME(Kg)

TOTAL VALUE(Rp)


Lobster

Udang windu

Udang putih

Udang vaname

Udang lainnya

Lobster

Black tiger

Banana prawn

Vana me shrimp

Other shrimps

2,008

1,632

372

76,155

1,316

254,533,000

107,633,500

14,030,800

81,585,500

13,259,000

126,785

65,936

10,079

37,707

1,071

1

2

3

4

5

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

1112

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

Adis Suyanto

Arsono

Arsono

BPKSA

Burhan

Burhan

Dei Conghan

Edy Kasman

Hartono

Hartono

J asmanJ oni A

Kheng Seng

Kho Cui Tie

KUD Mandiri Mino Saroyo

Liem Le Hwa

Martono

PT. Andalan Mino Saroyo

PT. Cakra Mina Perasa

PT. Cilacap Samudera Fishing

Industry

PT. Kusuma Suisan J aya

PT. Mina Raharja Perkasa

PT. Toxindo

Slamet

Tan Hasan Subroto

Tuhi

Tuhi

UD. Kwantat

UD. Mitra Anugerah Nusantara

Un Juliono

Storage a nd c old storage

Facilities of processing, c old storage

and repair station

Shop for fishing ge ar material

Site office and warehouse

Boat equipment storage and and fish catching

facilities

Fish Processing and pac king

Facilities of processing, storage,c old storage

and repair station

Repair station

Cold storage, storage, processing of catches

and restaurant

Repair station, storage, BAP shop and cold storage

Storage for goods/equipmentStorage for goods/equipment

Storage and mini cold storage

Storage for goods/equipment

Fish storage of Para-para fish and Waserda

Facilities of storage, repair station and cold storage

Facilities of processing, c old storage

and repair station

Ice factory

Marine catches processing

Cold storage, all catches processing and other

supporting fac ilities


SPBU

Marine catches Processing

Repair Station

Storage a nd c old storage

Equipment storage and fish catching facilities

Place for processing and packing

Processing of sea snail

Cold storage, equipment storage and fish catching

facilities

, layur and prawn


360

400

535

720

530

254

796

238

1,005

1,621

396396

400

396

3,700

840

400

2,250

3,400

4,500

3,630

5,000

5,405

104

500

300

600

1,050

1,600

1,173

42,499TOTAL AREA


MAIN AC TIVITY(Type of Business)

AREA2

(m )

46 47


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FISHING VESSELS

All boa ts that domicile and ope rate in Cilac ap fishing port are fishing vessels with various

capacities.

Tab le 5.7.Num be r of dom icile by size of Fishing Ve ssel in Cilac ap OFP, Year 2001-2008

LOGISTICS

Supply of fuel would be needed more to anticipate the increasing of fishing vessel number

and industry matter.

Tab le 5.8.Logistic Variab le and Supp ly, Year 2008

ECONOMIC CYCLE

The average number of worker and average circulation money in Cilaca p OFP are as follow :


FIGURES

A. Main Facilities



20012002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

-15

11

11

370

370

215

215

200 GT

Fuel/Diesel fuel

Kerosene

Water

Ice

SUPPLY

64

-

1,007

22

DEMAND(Ton/Day)

40

-

1,007

22

FULFILLED(Ton/Day)

24

-

-

-

SHORTAGE(Ton/Day)

2007 7,148


714,092,099


48 49

Rever tment Breakwater

PierPor t pond

Auc t io n ha ll (TPI) Hyd ra n t

SPDNFish marke t


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a. Name : BITUNGb. Classification : Oceanic Fishing Portc. Address : Kel. Aertembaga Satu - Kec. Aertembaga

Kota Bitung - Sulawesi Utara 95526d. Phone : (0438) 36775e. Fax : (0438) 34393f. E-mail :g. Website : www.pipp.dkp.go.idh. Head of Fishing Port : Ir. Estefanus Worang

[email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATION

BitungOCEANIC FISHING PORT

NORTH SULAWESI

6C. Suppor tin g Facilities

D. Activities

50 51


Por t ga teFisherman mee t ing bui ld ing

Guest houseMosque

Fishing vessel repa irment

Fish shortag e

Ac t ivi t ies in f ish market

Unloading act ivi t ies


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Layout of Bitung OFP Map of Port Access and Its Surrounding Areas


Bitung City

North Sulawesi


304.00

13,930.73

174,003 (2007)

2,161,000 (2006)


2.44 (2007)

1.29 (2006)


2,626,689 (2007)

17,815,123 (2005)


SourceArea2(Km)

GRDP Growth/Year(%)

1.10 (2007)

16.23 (2005)


(BPSCa

fishing port 2009

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