Collaborative Governance for Sustainable Development in Indonesia's Fisheries and Marine Resources Governance

Towards the era of society 5.0 all institutional elements must prepare themselves for tighter competition due to the absence of barriers between countries in interacting and the ease of conducting cooperation between countries. The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries as a state institution authorized to manage fisheries and marine resources must be able to improve the management of fisheries resources, one of which is by applying the principles in sustainable development goals. By conducting partnerships between the government and the private sector, the government with NGOs and the government and public actors will result in sustainable management of fisheries and marine resources. The methodology in this study is a qualitative study using interviews and FGD with experts as primary data and literature material such as policy documents, conference results as secondary data. In managing fisheries and marine resources needing collaborative management and sustainable management, he proposes five factors to explain the promising development of collaborative governance for sustainable development in Indonesia: political leadership, discourse, domestic expertise, institutional density and international cooperation. This paper is also intended to analyze the involvement of the Indonesian government in this case the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries which is increasing for sustainable development with the concept of collaborative governance.