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Behind the Government’s Commitment and the Direction of KNMP Planning for 2027 Unhas Development Studies Doctoral Program Joins Development Studies Association Indonesia Indonesia Designates 683,826-Hectare Marine Conservation Area in Teon, Nila and Serua Waters Gelem Iwake, Emoh Kuline, Challenging the Exploitation Behind Our Dining Tables Behind the Fish | Indonesian Ethnography Exposes Vulnerability of Fishing Vessel Crews
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Behind the Government’s Commitment and the Direction of KNMP Planning for 2027

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The Sovereign Squeeze: Why Anambas is Winning the War on Poaching but Losing its Soul

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PSBM 2026: The Pulse of Indonesia’s Entrepreneurial Diaspora

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Safeguarding Indonesia’s Blue Future: An Introduction to Measured Fish Capture (PIT)

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The Silent Sovereigns: 6 Surprising Truths About the Ocean’s Most Massive Residents

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Beyond Planting: Why Most Marine Restoration Fails—and How to Fix It

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