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Eels are the main concern of the Indonesian government after Indonesian eels were listed in IUCN redlist, including A. borneensis, A. bicolor, A. intertioris, A. marmorata. Eel fisheries provide tangible economic benefits for fishermen and…
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IFRDMD members visited Tigbauan Main Station of AQD on 11-14 July 2018 in connection to SEAFDEC Interagency Coordination Visit. The four members joined the      trip included Chief, Dr. Arif Wibowo, Deputy Chief, Dr. Takuro Shibuno,…
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To give updates and report the progress on the achievements and results from baseline survey, regular survey, and assessment the status and trends of tropical Anguillid Eels through various sources of data/information, SEAFDEC organized the…
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SEAFDEC secretariat represented by Deputy Secretary-General Mr. Akito Sato, Senior expert and Assistant Project Manager for the Japanese Trust Fund Program Mr. Isao Koya and Researcher from IFRDMD Ms. Ni Komang Suryati attended The…
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Inland fishery is one of the important components on economies and its contributions in rural communities are particularly important in poverty alleviation, food security and nutritional well-being. The sustainability of inland capture…
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On 24 – 26 April 2018, the IFRDMD researcher has attended the Regional Technical Meeting  (RTC) on Fisheries Resources Enhancement in Southeast Asia, the representative researcher from IFRDMD is Mr. Aroef Hukmanan Rais. This RTC was…
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Fish for The People Vol.15 No.3
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On 20 - 27 May 2018, the IFRDMD’s researchers conducted a research survey in Nam Xouang, Lao PDR, collaborated with SEAFDEC/Training Department. IFRDMD’s team is represented by Dr. Dina Muthmainnah, Mr. Aroef Hukmanan Rais, and Mr. Khoirul…
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On 24th April to 27th April 2018, one of IFRDMD staff attended a meeting “The Inter-Departmental Information Workshop of the SEAFDEC” to discuss about appropriate indicator and available corresponding data in order to improve future…
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On 29 April to 5 May 2018, the IFRDMD’s researchers conducted a research survey in Tonle Sap Great Lake Cambodia. On that occasion, IFRDMD would like to implement the biological studies on commercially exploited species for reflecting the…
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