The Role of National Maritime Policy in Supporting Marine Resource Sustainability

Indonesia is the biggest archipelago on the planet and can possibly turn into the World Oceanic Pivot. Indonesia's public arrangement on the maintainability of marine assets is designed to protect and manage marine ecosystems in a sustainable manner. The methodology used is descriptive juridical analysis. The results show that national maritime policies, such as the Coastal Zone and Small Islands Zoning Plan (RZWP3K) and the Indonesian Ocean Policy (KKI), play an important role in regulating and protecting marine ecosystems. These policies contribute to reducing overexploitation, improving monitoring and law enforcement, and promoting sustainable fisheries practices. Implementation of the national maritime policy requires good coordination between various government agencies, adequate resource allocation, and active participation from the community and private sector. National maritime policy plays a key role in the management and conservation of marine resources. This role involves various aspects, from regulation and law enforcement to the development of conservation programs and sustainable use of resources.