TYPES OF OFF-FISHING BOJONGSALAWE FISHERS BUSINESS, PANGANDARAN REGENCY

Fisheries Science

Nowadays, the application of co-management in resource management has become an alternative developed to improve the condition of fish resources. The development of co-management involving stakeholders and main actors from fisheries is one of the management alternatives developed in the hope of synergizing related figures to jointly make agreements in resource management. This study aims to identify the social and cultural profile of the fishermen of Bojongsalawe in the hope of providing a map of the fishing community that can assist in the completeness and availability of information and can be used in decision making by stakeholders or the local government. This research was carried out in the Pangandaran district for 2 (two) months from December 2021 to January 2022. The target of this research is the Fisheries Household (RTP) of small-scale fishermen. The research location is focused on the fishing community in Bojongsalawe. This study uses a survey method by conducting a case study on small-scale fishing households at the research location and 30 RTPs are taken as a simple random sample (purposive random sampling). Broadly speaking, the types of off-fishing businesses carried out by small-scale fishing households in Bojongsalawe can be grouped into four types, namely: (a) construction workers; (b) Sale and purchase of motorcycles; (c) KUD workers; (d) Farmers.

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