Indonesia's Small Fishermen: Food Providers With Minimal Protection
Small fishermen in Indonesia contribute 80% to national fisheries production but face inadequate protection against climate change impacts. While government plans exist, their effectiveness and the guarantee of fishermen's rights remain problematic.
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