322 An Institutional Analysis of Sasi Laut in Maluku, Indonesia
Map # |
Sasi fisheries rules |
Non-sas/ fisheries rules |
Notes |
17 |
None. |
Blast fishing and use of poisons prohibited. |
Economic pressures high. |
18 |
None. Marine sasi lost. |
None. |
Kepala desa interested in revitalizing sasi. |
19 |
None. |
Blast fishing, use of poisons and coral mining |
Dusun of Nusaniwe. Never had |
20 |
None. |
Blast fishing, use of poisons and coral |
Land sasi by the church: no sanctions. |
2Ï |
None. Marine Sasi lost. |
Blast fishing and use of poisons prohibited. | |
22 |
None. |
Blast fishing and use of poisons prohibited. |
Ouw fishers suspected of stealing from |
23 |
None. |
Blast fishing and use of poisons prohibited. | |
24 |
None. Marine sasi lost. |
New prohibitions on blast fishing and use |
Old marine sasi rules were written down |
25 |
None. Marine sasi lost but being revived. |
Bagan fishery by district government permit. |
Perception that access to decision- |
26 |
None. Marine sasi lost but being revived. New rules |
Bagan fishery by district government permit. |
Land sasi products shared with church. |
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