Utilization Conflict Analysis of Fisheries Resources with Tin Mining and Marine Tourism in East Coast of Bangka Island

Conflict analysis uses a stakeholder analysis approach. The analysis aims to determine the potential and conflict management policies between stakeholders in the east coast region of Bangka Island. The method used in the form of classifying a number of issues related to coastal resource management, namely between fishermen, tin miners (unconventional mining) and marine tourism actors. Thus, providing an overview of the potential conflicts that occur in the region. The potential for conflict is then analyzed using one of the conflict analyses tools, namely onion analysis. Some matters relating to the management of the east coast resources of Bangka Island are classified based on issues in the field. There are at least four main issues that can be examined from the results of interviews, namely environmental issues, social issues, issues of low enforcement, and economic issues. The results of the analysis show that there is a similarity of needs that are the point of conflict, namely the utilization of coastal resources. Good conflict management for the long term in the process of resource management is through negotiation. Negotiations can take the form of deliberations to find collective agreements that can accommodate stakeholders. The agreement is related to the empowerment of community members, especially fishermen and tin miners (unconventional mining) in creating a harmonious life in the community.