Satoumi is defined as marine and coastal landscapes that have been formed and maintained by prolonged interaction between humans and ecosystems.
"This concept uses technological, social, economic, and environmental approaches," BPPT director for the center of agricultural technology Nenie Yustiningsih said at International Workshop "Satoumi-Gempita SPL-Gapura" International Workshop here on Wednesday.
She explained that with such a concept, damaged and abandoned coastal areas could be restored. According to her, exploitation of around 400 hectares of coastal areas into fish ponds was expected to be productive and beneficial to the fishermen.
Nenie noted that the BPPT would apply the concept in the districts of Karawang, West Java; Bantaeng, South Sulawesi; Anambas, Riau Islands, and Tanah Bumbu, South Kalimantan. (*/T007)
: Nyoman Budhiana
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