Author:
Ariston Muhamad,Adrianto Luky,Bengen Dietriech G.,Susanto Handoko Adi,Zulfikar Andi
Abstract
Rights-based small-scale fisheries management policies play a crucial role in supporting economic, social, and environmental sustainability. This research analyses the sustainability levels of such policies through a case study in Lasolo bay, North Konawe District. A qualitative analysis approach using the Quality Network Modelling System (QNMS) is employed to design scenarios that ensure the implemented policies have a positive impact on the sustainability of small-scale fisheries in the region. The analysis results indicate that the sustainability of these policies is significantly influenced by active community participation, fair rule implementation, and effective monitoring. This study provides insights for developing a more effective model of sustainable rights-based smallscale fisheries management policies in Lasolo bay and similar regions.
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