INDONESIA A STANDARD STATISTICAL SYSTEM FOR CURRENT FISHERY STATISTICS IN INDONESIA TABLE OF CONTENTS

FI:DP/INS/72/064 Field Document 7 April 1980

A report prepared for the
Fisheries Development and Management Project

by

Tadashi Yamamoto
Fishery Statistician

This is one of a series of reports prepared during the course of the UNDP/FAO project identified on the title page. The conclusions and recommendations given in the report are those considered appropriate at the time of its preparation. They may be modified in the light of further knowledge gained at subsequent stages of the project.

The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this document do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the United Nations or the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations concerning the legal or constitutional status of any country, territory or sea area, or concerning the delimitation of frontiers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Food and Agriculture Organization is greatly indebted to the following organizations and individuals who assisted in the implementation of the project by providing information, advice and facilities.

The development and implementation of a standard statistical system for current fishery statistics in Indonesia is a result of the work of many government officials, although its planning was fully guided by the author of this report.

The establishment of national species classifications and fishing gear classifications, the mainstay of the national fishery statistical standards, was assisted by Mr. M. Unar, Mr. A. Dwiponggo and Mr. Yacobus Uktolseya of the National Marine Fisheries Institute. Mr. Rustami Djajadiredja of the National Inland Fisheries Institute assisted in the establishment of national species classifications of the inland fishery. Mr. Koesno Rahardjo, Chief of the Statistics Division of the Directorate General of Fisheries, was in charge of the standardization of national fishery statistical terms. Mr. Robert M.H. Nasution, Statistics Division, was in charge of the identification of marine and inland districts, the rearrangement of the order of the list and the establishing code numbers. Mr. Hendrik Sihombing, Statistics Division, was responsible for compiling and printing the national fishery statistical standards manual, particularly preparing species descriptions. Mr. Soedarmo R., Evaluation Division, was in charge of drawing many illustrations for species and fishing gears.

Drawing the many survey, estimation and reporting forms was the responsibility of Mr. Lasma Tambunan, who was also in charge of drafting manuals on field enumeration and estimation procedure at district level. Mr. Sarmili fully drew the exact layout of all statistical tables to be compiled from the new survey. While every staff member of the Statistics Division was involved in work on the new survey, Mr. Oentarjo continued his responsibility for compiling and issuing the Yearbook of Fishery Statistics, Indonesia, based on the old surveys.

Mr. Koesno Rahardjo took full care of editing all materials for the above work and was fully responsible for the preparation of the instructions, which were the backbone of the new survey.

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
Rome, 1980

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Terms of Reference
1.2 Background Information

2. THE PREVIOUS SYSTEM

3. BASIC DIRECTIONS FOLLOWED FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW SURVEY

3.1 General Direction
3.2 Establishment of National Fishery Statistical Standards
3.3 Development of Standard Survey Method
3.4 National Meeting on Fishery Statistics

4. STANDARD STATISTICAL SYSTEM IN GENERAL

4.1 Statistical System in General
4.2 Particular Features of Standard Statistical System

4.2.1 New Survey is Multipurpose Survey
4.2.2 Earlier Establishment of Tabulation Programme
4.2.3 Catch Statistics Compiled in Terms of Both Establishment Approach and Landing Place Approach are Provided
4.2.4 Maximum Use of Electronic Computer for Data Processing

5. STANDARD SURVEY METHOD

5.1 Marine Fishery

5.1.1 Survey on Fishing Establishments, Fishing Boats and Fishing Units
5.1.2 Survey on Number of Trips and Catch
5.1.3 Survey on Distribution of Catch and Quantity of Fisheries Commodities Produced

5.2 Inland Open Water Fishery
5.3 Culture

6. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Appendix 1: FISHERY STATISTICS IN THE PAST
Appendix 2: NATIONAL FISHERY STATISTICAL STANDARDS (PART I)
Appendix 3: NATIONAL FISHERY STATISTICAL STANDARDS (PART II)
Appendix 4: INTERIM REPORTING SYSTEM
Appendix 5: CONTENTS OF YEARBOOK OF FISHERY STATISTICS, INDONESIA
Appendix 6: LIST AND LAYOUTS OF FORMS DEVELOPED FOR STANDARD STATISTICAL SYSTEM
Appendix 7: SELECTION OF MAJOR LANDING PLACES FOR L-II SURVEY AND SAMPLE VILLAGES FOR L-III SURVEY AND BRACKISHWATER CULTURE SURVEY
Appendix 8: DESIGN OF SAMPLE SURVEY FOR L-II SURVEY
Appendix 9: DESIGN OF SAMPLE SURVEY FOR L-III SURVEY
Appendix 10: EFFECTIVENESS OF NEW SURVEY

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1: FISHERY ADMINISTRATION AND NATIONAL STATISTICAL SYSTEM
Table 2: WORK PROGRESS FOLLOWED FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW SURVEY
Table 3: MANUAL DEALING WITH NATIONAL FISHERY STATISTICAL STANDARDS