Indonesia's strategy on achieving the sustainable development goals: A case study on handling of illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing

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Abstract This research aims to describe the strategy of Indonesia in achieving the target of Sustainable Development Goals 14 Life Below Water. This research focuses on policies that are created by the Ministry of Marine and Fisheries in handling IUUF (Illegal, Unreported, Unregulated Fishing) in Indonesia. This research uses qualitative research type with secondary data type and data collection method of literature review through various literature related to the problems studied that were obtained from books, journals, documents, reports, and articles. Furthermore, in analyzing the data, it uses qualitative data analysis techniques and deductive writing methods. The result of this research indicates that the Indonesian government, through the Ministry of Marine and Fisheries, has been successful in handling IUUF. The handling of IUUF in Indonesia is conducted by implementing various policies related to marine and fisheries. Indonesian government policy has a positive impact on the marine and fisheries sector. This means Indonesia is committed to achieving the target Sustainable Development Goals 14, especially in handling IUUF.

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