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AP2HI
Introduction from AP2HI
Chairwoman
As the world’s largest tuna fishing nation, environmentally and socially responsible
Indonesia’s economy is inextricably inter- fisheries. On the other hand, pole-and-line
twined with the sea and tuna. Coastal tuna fishing is also very important for Indone-
fisheries are the mainstay of many commu- sian coastal community welfares and as an
nities, supporting countless of jobs through answer for sustainability issues throughout
direct and indirect employment. the world
I am proud to Chair an association dedicat- I am pleased to say that AP2HI has quickly
ed to supporting and improving this indus- built up a solid representation of members
try for our country and our people. Aso- from across the value chain, including fish-
siasi Perikanan Pole & Line dan Handline ers, producers, processors and exporters
Indonesia (AP2HI) not only promotes the for both pole-and-line and hand-line. We
fisheries, but we are active in innovating the can only grow stronger, and by working
industry. AP2HI is the much-needed shared together we can ensure the viability of
voice for all businesses involved in pole- Indonesia’s most important resource for
and-line and hand-line. Members of AP2HI generations to come.
are committed to ensure the viability of
Yanti Djuari
Chairwoman of AP2HI
May 2015
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Indonesian Tuna
Indonesia is the world’s leading tuna fishing
country, with exclusive waters joining the
open waters of the Indian Ocean and the
Western Central Pacific Ocean, the world’s
richest tuna and large pelagic fish habitats.
Four tuna species can be found here: Yel-
Indonesian Archipelago
lowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares), Big-eye tuna
(Thunnus obesus), Albacore tuna (Thunnus South China Sea
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Origins and Aims
At the 2nd International Coastal Tuna Business AP2HI’s vision for the future is:
Forum in Indonesia in 2013, it was realized that Pioneering tuna fisheries development through
there was an overwhelming need for a task an ecosystem approach for business and society
force to support the development of nation-
al coastal tuna fishing activities. It was decided The main aims of AP2HI are:
this association would have a solid representa- • Gather, unify and act as a “shared voice” for
tion of members from across the supply chain the diverse businesses engaged in Indonesia’s
– fishermen, producers, processors and ex- pole-and-line and hand-line industry
porters – for both pole-and-line and hand-line.
• Promote fair, transparent and sustainable utilisa-
From this, the vision for Asosiasi Perikanan Pole tion of the tuna resource, particularly in the the
& Line dan Handline Indonesia, or AP2HI, was Republic of Indonesia
born. AP2HI was officially inaugurated by the
Director General for Capture Fisheries, Dr. • Ensure the industry conducts itself in a respon-
Gelwynn Yusuf, at the 3rd International Coastal sible and insightful manner in regards to both
Tuna Business Forum, held in Jakarta in 2014. the environment and dependent communities
AP2HI takes a leading role in encouraging im- • Increase concern of business players to pursue
proving efficiency of Indonesia’s coastal tuna sustainable fisheries businesses
industry, encouraging businesses to align to
international market requirements. AP2HI is • Encourage and facilitate partnerships between
positioned to be Indonesia’s number one in- companies from fishing (upstream) to process-
dustry association. ing (downstream)
AP2HI will facilitate market expansion and • Represent and promote the industry nationally
pole-and-line and hand-line fisheries develop- and internationally, with governments and other
ment through programmes such as Fisheries relevant organisations, to foster further support
Improvement Projects. AP2HI’s aim is to act for Indonesia’s coastal tuna fisheries
as a single voice for their members, promote
third party certification and collaborate with • Drive innovation, transparency and traceability,
government and NGOs in Indonesia. by becoming a credible partner for ecolabel
certifications in accordance with the needs of
the local, national and international market
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Pole-and-Line/Handline FIP
AP2HI is the client for Fishery Improvement Project
(FIP) covering pole and line/handline caught skipjack
and yellowfin tuna in the Indian and Pacific Oceans
plus associated archipelagic and territorial waters.
The aim of the FIP is to improve the Indonesian
pole and line fishery’s sustainability, and to meet the
criteria for Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) cer-
tification, which will allow the product to be sold at
a premium price and further meet the demand of
retailers seeking sustainable products.
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Sectors of
the Association
The work of AP2HI is split between four key fo- The Fish Resources, Environment and
cus areas, each led by their own Board Member. Research Sector manages the fisheries
data collection systems - logbooks and ob-
The Fishing Business Division works to improve server data - and support the development
the efficiency of pole and line and handline ves- of fisheries management plans. This sector also
sels, while also facilitating improvement of man- promotes awareness of fisheries, collaborates
agerial skills and expertise in both methods of on conservation projects at a local level and
fishing. This division has developed the Code of conducts research on bait - both livebait man-
Conduct for pole-and-line and hand-line vessels. agement and the potential use of aquaculture
species as bait.
The Marketing and Foreign Relations group
is focussed on increasing the export value of Finally, the Human Resources Development
products and ensuring quality of fish through- Division focus on development of human re-
out the supply chain, and developing catch sources in the whole supply chain, and aim to
certification. They also act as liaison between develop a training centre for pole and line and
industry and government, related organisations hand line fishing businesses.
and marketing agencies.
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AP2HI Personnel
AP2HI’s work is guided through their Board, as well as an Advisory Committee which in-
cludes the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF), Ministry for Development of
Disadvantaged Regions (KPDT) and Dr. Rusnadi Padjung.
Trustee : Dr. Luky Adrianto
Chair : Yanti Djuari
Vice Chair : Kusno Kuntoro
Secretary General : Agus A Budhiman
Treasurer : Abrizal Ang
Heads of Division
Fishing Business : Yayat Sumirat
Marketing and Foreign Relations : Aditya Utama
Law and Organisation : M. Billahmar
Fish Resources and Environment : Abdulla Habibi
Research and Development : Agus A. Budhiman
Human Resources and Development : Bambang Prihadi
AP2HI’s Extended Network
Buyers: PT. Aneka Tuna Indonesia, PT. Bahari Nusantara, PT. Sinar Pure Foods,
PT. Samudera Mandiri Sentosa
NGOs: International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF), WWF Indonesia,
Yayasan Masyarakat dan Perikanan Indonesia (MDPI)
Contacts
Office Address:
Gondangdia Lama 25 Building
JI. RP. Soeroso No. 25, 5th Floor/Room 8
Jakarta Pusat 10330
Phone: 021 3193 5222
E-mail: info@ap2hi.org
website: www.ap2hi.org
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AP2HI
Asosiasi Perikanan Pole and Line
dan Handline Indonesia
Indonesian Pole & Line and Handline Fisheries Association
collaborating with