Our Works

Sustainability in Action:
Four Strategic Pillars

The Indonesia Tuna Longline FIP aligns its fisheries improvement efforts with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We ensure that our drive toward sustainability fosters both ecological health and socio-economic resilience.

To translate these sustainability commitments into measurable on-the-water progress, the Indonesia Tuna Longline FIP operates under four core strategic pillars. These pillars serve as our operational blueprint, combining rigorous scientific monitoring, digital data systems, ecological safeguards, and social accountability.

Environmental Sustainability

Maintaining marine ecosystems by enforcing zero-tolerance to illegal fishing, deploying onboard observers, and training crews in bycatch mitigation.

IUU Fishing Prevention
Digital Monitoring & Surveillance
Independent Observer On Board
Bycatch Mitigation & Ecosystem Health

Co-Management

Uniting industry participants, government bodies, and NGOs to foster shared accountability and achieve full MSC certification by 2029.

Industry-Government Collaboration
Shared Responsibility & Accountability

Social Responsibility

Securing human rights and fair labor for vessel crews through legal employment agreements and transparent grievance channels with the NFC.

Grievance Mechanism
Safety Net
Fishers Rights & Labour

Food Safety

Ensuring premium export quality and safety through strict cold chain management and regular compliance monitoring at landing ports.

High Quality Standard
Inspections, and Consistent Monitoring

The Indonesia Tuna Longline FIP is dedicated to transforming Indonesia’s longline tuna fisheries into an environmentally sustainable, data-transparent, and socially responsible industry that protects maritime workers’ rights