LIST OF TABLES

Table 1.
Data on area and population of ASEAN countries

Country	Area (km²)	Population
Brunei	5 765	221 000¹
Indonesia	1 909 443	169 481 000²
Malaysia	303 000	15 914 000²
Philippines	297 000	55 773 000²
Singapore	616	2 587000²
Thailand	542 000	52 297 000²

¹ Information Please Almanac, 1986 (Population estimate for 1985)

² United Nations, World Population Prospects, Estimate and Projections as Assessed in 1984. UN, ST/ESA/SER. A/98 (1985) (Medium variant projections for 1986)

Table 2.
Fisheries production in ASEAN, by sector

		Capture Fisheries		Aquaculture
Country	Total production (mt)	Production (mt)	% of total	Production (mt)	% of total
Brunei¹	3 140	3 140	100	Negligible	-
Indonesiai¹	2 260 989	1 982 125	88	278 864	12
Malaysiai²	740 443	725 483	98	14 960	02
Philippines³	2 134 846	1 623 665	76	511 181	24
Singapore³	23 985	22 702	95	1 283	05
Thailand¹	2 134 838	2 037 1504	95	97 688⁴	05

¹ Based on 1984 statistics
² Based on 1983 statistics
³ Based on 1985 statistics
⁴ Segregation into capture and aquaculture production is based on author's estimate

Table 3.
Aquaculture production in ASEAN countries in mt (1983/1984/1985)

			Brunei	Indonesia	Malaysia	Philippines	Singapore	Thailand
I.	FRESHWATER
	1.	Ponds	*	76 528	11 940.33	12 585	*	52 627⁴
	2.	Cages/Pens	-	1 052	10.11	104 941	-	-
	3.	Running water	-	*	-	-	-	-
	4.	Ricefield	-	58 880	-	-	-	-
II.	BRACKISHWATER
	1.	Ponds	-	142 404	413.91	191 250	73	14 920
III.	MARINE
	1.	Cages for finfish	*	*	545.87	-	592³	300
	2.	Open water culture of molluscs	150¹	*	38 530²	35 013	618	29 841
	3.	Open water culture for seaweed	-	*	*	167 392	-	-
Estimated total			150	278 864	51 439.92	511 181	1 283	97 688

* These types of aquaculture have been initiated but production data not available
- Not practiced
¹ Author's estimate of mussel production, based on recent survey
² Mainly the blood cockle, Anadara granosa
³ Includes groupers, seabass and golden snapper (finfish), and mud crabs and shrimps, held in cages
⁴ Estimated from data of total freshwater species production

Table 4.
Status of seafarming in ASEAN

Country	Cage/pen culture of finfish (mt)	Open water culture of molluscs (mt)	Open water culture of seaweed (mt)	Total, by country (mt)	Source of data
Brunei	*	150	-	150	Production estimate by author for a private mussel farm for 1985–86 crop year
Indonesia	*	*	*	*	SEAFDEC, 1985 (for 1983 data)
Malaysia	546	38 530	*	39 076	Fisheries Department, Malaysia. 1983 for finfish and SEAFDEC, 1985 (for 1983 data for molluscs)
Philippines	-	35 013	167 392	202 405	BFAR, 1985
Singapore	592	618	-	1 210	Aquaculture Unit Changi Point Fisheries Complex, 1986 (for 1985 data)
Thailand	300	29 841	*	30 141	Finfish from Sirikul, 1982; Molluscs from SEAFDEC 1985 (for 1983 data)

*Not reported
- Not practiced

Table 5.
Data on number of fishermen in ASEAN (1983/1984/1985)

Countries	Full time	Part time	Total
Brunei	550	1 5ll	2 069
Indonesia	792 722	920 703	1 713 425
Malaysia:
a. Peninsular Malaysia	*	*	75 590
b. Sabah	16 900	3 000	19 900
c. Sarawak	7 927	3 850	11 783
			107 273
Philippines	*	*	817 660
Singapore	*	*	I 321
Thailand	60 376	22 22I	8.2 597
Grand total			2 724 345

* No data available separating full time and part time fishermen but total number of fishermen is given

Table 6.
Fisheries production¹ in Brunei, 1973–1985

Year	Local production (mt)	Imports (mt)	Total fish available (mt)
1973	3 444.24	1 142.00	4 586.24
1974	2006.10	1 671.66	3 677.76
1975	2 129.36	1 324.69	3 454.05
1976	1 468.86	1 276.71	2 745.57
1977	2 087.02	994.32	3 081.34
1978	2 667.80	1 493.10	4 161.20
1979	2 773.31	1 53.81	4 307.12
1980	1 690.93	1 893.15	3 584.08
1980	1 690.93	I 893.15	3 584.08
1981	1 789.46	1 748.55	3 538.06
1982	1 750.98	1 711.04	3 462.02
1983	2 450.82	2 512.72	4 963.54
1984	2 128.14	3 037.05	5 165.19
1985	2 544.96	3 105.25	5 650.21

¹Includes fresh finfish, crustaceans and molluscs but excludes processed commodities (canned, frozen, processed)

Source: Fisheries Department Ministry of Development, Brunei

Table 7.
Production of cultured cockle in Malaysia, 1976–1983

Year	Production (mt)	Information source
1976	*	Fisheries Department, 1978
1977	46 423	SEAFDEC, 1978
1978	55 598	SEAFDEC, 1980
1979	63 412	SEAFDEC, 1981 and K. S.Ong, 1983
1980	121 271	SEAFDEC, 1982
1981	69 912	SEAFDEC, 1983
1982	49 462	SEAFDEC, 1984
1983	38 530	SEAFDEC, 1985

Table 8.
Production from netcage culture of marine finfish in Malaysia, 1976–1983

Year	Production (mt)	Information source
1976	*	SEAFDEC, 1978
1977	*	SEAFDEC, 1978
1978	*	SEAFDEC, 1980
1979	*	SEAFDEC, 1981
1980	*	SEAFDEC, 1982
1981	*	Fisheries Department, 1982.
		SEAFDEC, 1983
1982	412	Fisheries Department, 1983
		SEAFDEC, 1984
1983	546	Fisheries Department, 1984
	*	SEAFDEC, 1985

Table 9.
Length of coastline of Thailand, by region and province

Province/Region			Length (Km)
	1.	Trat	165.6
	2.	Chanthaburi	80.2
	3.	Rayong	100.0
	4.	Chonburi	12.
	5.	Chachoengsao	12.2
	6.	Samut Prakan	47.2
	7.	Thonburi	4.4
	8.	Samut Sakhon	38.8
	9.	Samut Songkhram	21.2
	10.	Phetchaburi	90.6
	11.	Prachuab Kririkhan	224.8
	12.	Chumphon	222.0
	13.	Surat Thani	156.0
	14.	Nakhon Si Thammarat	225.0
	15.	Songkhla	154.6
	16.	Pattani	116.4
	17.	Nara Thiwat	59.0
A.	Total for provinces along Gulf			2 614.4
	18.	Ranong	93.2
	19.	Phangnga	216.2
	20.	Krabi	166.2
	21.	Trang	119.2
	22.	Satun	144.8
B.	Total for provinces in west coast			739.6
	GRAND TOTAL FOR THAILAND		2 614.4

Source: Statistical Yearbook of Thailand