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Indonesia snapper and grouper (FIP)

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Last Updated: 2017-09-21

Evaluation Start Date: 2011-10-01

Type: Comprehensive

Status: Inactive

FIP Lead: WWF Indonesia (WI)

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Comments:

Based on recent feedback by the FIP (see sharespace ticket), that FIP has ceased. The FIP is now inactive.

1. FIP Development	Jan 10	Fishery assessment or scoping document made public 1 January 2010 — Summary of MSC pre-assessment
2. FIP Launch	Feb 16	Confirmation of project participants 1 February 2016 — Sea Delight withdraws from the FIP 1 October 2010 — FIP participants identified
2. FIP Launch	Oct 11	Workplan made public 1 October 2011 — 2012-2014 workplan is available
3. FIP Implementation	Jun 15	FIP activities undertaken 20 June 2015 — Indonesia snapper grouper FIP update 23 May 2013 — Sea Delight participated in a rights-based fishery workshop with EDF, WWF Indonesia, and Indonesian government representatives. 1 May 2013 — The first of three pilot projects, Pagimana, began to collect fishery catch and sexual maturity data and fishermen are using handheld satellite devices (SPOT Tracker) to document illegal fishing activities 17 April 2013 — Data-limited fisheries assessment workshop 17 April 2013 — Sea Delight works with the handline snapper and grouper fishery in Luwuk-Banggai, Sulawesi to implement a logbook system for catch data
4. Improvements in Fishing Practices and Fishery Management	Jun 15	Verifiable improvement in policy/management and fishing practices 20 June 2015 — SPOT Tracker Trials started to detect IUU fishing 20 June 2015 — Logbook data collection Pagimana, Pangkalaseang, and Banggai Laut 1 September 2014 — SPOT Tracker device applied 1 September 2014 — Landing data via Android system tested by communities 1 May 2013 — The pilot projects establish community-based management activities and support the development of Territorial User Rights for Fisheries (TURFs) and POKMASWAS or “Community Watch” programs 1 January 2011 — Sea Delight's supplier and all dealers they work with had ceased blast and cyanide fishing activities
5. Improvements on the Water	—	Verifiable improvement on the water
6. MSC certification (optional)	—	MSC certificate made public