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    The document discusses the design of a marine protected area (MPA) in Sorong Selatan, Papua, Indonesia. It incorporates social, cultural, and ecological data to determine the boundaries and zones. Key objectives are to protect biodiversity, ecosystems, culturally important areas, and support sustainable fisheries. Data was collected on mangroves, endangered species habitats, fishing grounds, and cultural areas. Marxan software was used to analyze scenarios and make recommendations to protect at least 30% of key habitats and areas. The resulting proposed MPA covers 132,394 hectares across different protection zones. Next steps include public consultation and identifying the final recommended MPA design.

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    The document discusses the design of a marine protected area (MPA) in Sorong Selatan, Papua, Indonesia. It incorporates social, cultural, and ecological data to determine the boundaries and zones. Key objectives are to protect biodiversity, ecosystems, culturally important areas, and support sustainable fisheries. Data was collected on mangroves, endangered species habitats, fishing grounds, and cultural areas. Marxan software was used to analyze scenarios and make recommendations to protect at least 30% of key habitats and areas. The resulting proposed MPA covers 132,394 hectares across different protection zones. Next steps include public consultation and identifying the final recommended MPA design.

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    The document discusses the design of a marine protected area (MPA) in Sorong Selatan, Papua, Indonesia. It incorporates social, cultural, and ecological data to determine the boundaries and zones. Key objectives are to protect biodiversity, ecosystems, culturally important areas, and support sustainable fisheries. Data was collected on mangroves, endangered species habitats, fishing grounds, and cultural areas. Marxan software was used to analyze scenarios and make recommendations to protect at least 30% of key habitats and areas. The resulting proposed MPA covers 132,394 hectares across different protection zones. Next steps include public consultation and identifying the final recommended MPA design.

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    MARINE PROTECTED AREA (MPA)

    of Sorong Selatan, Papua


    Incorperating social-cultural and ecological data for
    MPA design

    USAID SEA Project, Ehdra/2018

    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 1


    Healthy Marine Ecosystem

    Transportation
    Cultural
    Coastaline
    Fresh Water Protection

    Tourism
    Fisheries

    Habitat
    Carbon Marine Biodiversity
    storage Resources

    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 Source: Estradivari,2017 2


    Threat and Pressure
    Climate Change

    Massive Tourism
    Agriculture
    Coastal
    Development Mining
    Industri

    IUU fishing
    Water Pollution

    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 Source: Estradivari,2017 3


    MPA for Fisheries : Smart Investment for Biodiveristy Protection and Sustainable Fisheries

    Marine Protected Area


    No Take Zone/Core Zone
    Where?
    How much to protect ?

    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 Source: Estradivari,2017 4


    Location of Sorong Selatan

    USAID SEA Project, Sodikin/2017


    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 5
    Sorong Selatan Profile

    Mangrove: 76171 Ha
    (3% of Mangrove Indonesia)

    Habitat for
    ETP Species

    Fisheries Production
    463,462,114 Kg/Year

    Home for
    3 Indegenious People
    of Papua Island (Imeko, Tehit,
    Maybrat)
    USAID SEA Project, Inayah/2017
    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 6
    Goals
    “Community-based MPA forbiodiversity
    and ecosystem protection to support
    sustainable fisheries and livelihoods “

    USAID SEA Project, inayah/2017


    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 7
    Objectives

    Protect ETP (Endangered, Threatened and Protected) biodiversity species,


     and estuary and mangrove ecosystems

     Protect important areas in ecosystem to support fish life cycle

     Strengthen cultural and custom to support livelihoods of local communities

    USAID SEA Project, inayah/2017


    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 8
    Targets

     30% of mangrove ecosystem is protected in MPA


     40% of nursery ground of fisheries targets are protected in MPA

     40% of ETP habitat are protected in MPA


     10% of ETP Species are protected in MPA
     Local community utilization and cultural areas are accommodated in MPA

    USAID SEA Project, inayah/2017


    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 9
    Collecting Data Analysis Output
    Mangrove:
    - Mangrove mapping - Mangrove Distribution
    - Satellite Imagery
    - Biophysical survey - Object Based Analysis - Mangrove zone
    - Classification
    ETP Species:
    - Participatory Mapping - Species Distribution - Species ETP habitat
    - Occasional Observation
    - Desk Study

    Fisheries :
    - Fishlanding survey - Fishing Pressure Modelling - Fishing Pressure
    - Fisherman Interview - Fishing ground distribution - Fishing ground area
    - Focus group Discussion - Fish analysis - Fish characteristic (Targeted
    - Participatory Mapping species, home range, nursery
    area)
    Cultural :
    - Participatory Mapping - Cultural area mapping - Cultural area
    - Focus group discussion
    - Desk Study

    USAID SEA Project, Sodikin 2017


    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 10
    Output
    Fishing Ground ETP Species Cultural Area

    305,838 Ha 73,711 Ha 113,457 Ha

    USAID SEA Project, Sodikin 2017


    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 11
    Design The MPA

    Scenario analysis and


    Data Preparation target feature
    Cost Feature

    Marxan Analysis
    Recommendations and Solutions

    USAID SEA Project, Sodikin 2017


    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 12
    Marxan Analysis
    CARE
    Connected
    Adequate
    Representative
    Efficient

    USAID SEA Project, Sodikin 2017

    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 13


    Scenario of MPA Design Cost
    Feature to protect - Do not select location
    of port
    Zone A (High tidal, high density, < 2% slope) : 40%
    - Do not select location
    Zone B (Medium tidal, medium density, < 2% slope) : 40%
    of road network
    Zone C (Low tidal, medium density, 2%-5% slope) : 20%
    - Avoid area with high
    Zone D (Low tidal, low density, < 5% slope) : 20%
    landuse change
    (using tree cover loss
    Fishing Ground : 30%
    model)
    - Avoid area with high
    Cultural Area : 40%
    fishing pressure
    (using cost distance
    ETP Habitat : 40%
    model)

    USAID SEA Project, Sodikin 2017


    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 14
    Result A 10,462 Ha: 45%
    B 118,714 Ha: 45%
    C 427 Ha: 29%
    D 46,582 Ha: 43%

    107,695 Ha: 35%

    53,631 Ha: 47%

    32,800 Ha : 44%

    Total recommendation:
    132,394 Ha

    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 15


    Next steps
     Public Consultation with government and
    community

     Stand up for High recommendation class


    ?

     Trade and loss calculation for


    each area
    ?
     Re-analysis and find the best
    recommendation for MPA and MPA Zone

     Give several recommendations to


    ? accommodate public and government inputs

    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 16


    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 17


    THANK YOU

    TERIMA KASIH

    Dirga, SCGIS 2018 18


    USAID SEA Project, in

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