MADEP’s portfolio records this 2006 assignment for Directorate General of Fishery Product Processing and Marketing, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries. Its documented field of specialization is Study.
The Sinjai feasibility study concerns responsible alternative livelihoods in a marine boundary area. Its location and client distinguish it from the Mentawai assignment, while the central issue remains the fit between income opportunities and marine-resource stewardship.
ADB links sustainable coastal fisheries management with income opportunities for coastal communities in Indonesia.
Coastal livelihood and resource-management questions interact because fishing pressure, enterprise opportunity and conservation affect one another. The ADB review supports that programme context, without providing findings for this portfolio entry.
Key Areas: Study
Context source: Asian Development Bank, coastal community development review. The assignment identity, year, client and specialization come from MADEP’s portfolio record. The linked publication provides sector context, not independent verification of MADEP-specific outcomes.
