An institutional analysis of sasi laut in Maluku, Indonesia

Table 2.1. Informants interviewed in each phase of the institutional analysis of sasi.

Project objective and research component	Methods	Geographic area	Type of informant	Number
1. Inventory of sasi institution in central Maluku	Structured interviews	63 villages on Nusa Laut, Saparua, Haruku,Ambon and Seram Islands	Village official Adat leader Church minister Fisher, elder Teacher, researcher Total	83 24 6 48 2 165 (7 women)
2a. Performance analysis of sasi at the district level	Structured interviews and ladder survey	22 villages on Saparua, Haruku, Ambon, and Seram	Fishers Total	332 332 (73 women)
2b. Performance analysis of sasi: biological aspects	Biological survey (direct survey, informal interviews)	Saparua (Nolloth, Itawaka, Ihamahu), Haruku (Haruku) and Ambon (Toisapu, Hutumuri, Seri, Airlow)	Village officials Fishers Adat leaders Women Total	5 2 1 1 9 (1 woman)
3a. Institutional analysis of six villages: contextual variables and outcomes	Structured interviews and ladder survey	Nolloth, Haruku, Tuhaha, Hulaliu, Seri, Hutumuri-Toisapu	Fishers Total	176 176 (8 women)
3b. Institutional analysis: resilience of local institutions	Semi- structured interviews	Nolloth, Haruku, Tuhaha, Hulaliu, Seri, Hutumuri-Toisapu	Village officials Adat leaders KUD staff Elders Youths Fish traders Women leaders Male fishers Female others Male others Total	25 7 7 21 18 22 14 10 9 23 157 (45 women)
3c. Fisheries and market study	Structured and semi- structured interviews	Major and minor fish landing areas and markets on Ambon, Seram, Saparua, Haruku	Pole and line fishery Bait fishery Small-scale fishers Fish retailers Fish traders Fish factory staff KUD managers Total	1 9 9 16 4 2 1 42 (16 women)
3d. Government management structure at provincial, district and sub-district levels	Semi- structured interviews	The city of Ambon (provincial capital), Masohi (district capital), Saparua Island, Haruku Island (sub-district offices)	BAPPEDA (Planning) Dept. of Forestry Dept. of Fisheries Provincial (district/sub-district) Dept. of Transport Law Bureau Environment Bureau Police Navy Total	4 2 1 8 4 1 1 3 2 26 ( 0 women)
			Total number of interviews	907 ( 150 women)

14 An Institutional Analysis of Sasi Laut in Maluku, Indonesia

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