Maritime Potential Phenomenon in Improving the Welfare of the Riau Island Community

Yuanita Fd Sidabutar,Edi Indra,G Jameson,I Gibson,H Pardi,L.W Feng,T Yamamoto

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202132408001

Abstract

The geographical potential of the Riau Island has an area of 251,610 sq km and 96 percent of which is the ocean and only 4 percent of the land. Since the formation of the Riau Islands Province in 2002, the wealth of marine resources has not received widespread, serious, and serious attention. At the same time, the Riau Islands Province has a very large marine wealth. This causes the Riau Islands to have the potential and competitiveness of wealth in the seas. The people of the Riau Islands must be aware of potential planning and problems and recognize plans for improvement for the benefit of the community. Therefore, a plan that is logical, realistic, implementable, flexible, and acceptable to society. The hierarchy of potential space is formed based on the functions that surround it. The purpose of this research is to reveal the hierarchy, public awareness, maritime potential in the marine area that can be worked on in the use of marine space, fisheries, mining, and tourism. This research is descriptive-analytical and based on theoretical and empirical elaboration. This approach is to examine the maritime potential space of the Riau Islands to get a reference for the interpretation of theoretical relationships from an empirical condition.

Highlights

An area has specific conditions, with the characteristics of a specific coastal area an aggregation of various ecological and physical components that influence each other, and are ecologically very fragile
It is shown that there are communities and the presence of multiple activities in coastal areas, for example: farmers, fishermen, farmers, industrial entrepreneurs, hotels and tourism recreation, and businesses related to the sea or the coast
The maritime potential of the Riau Island is everything contained in the waters of the Riau Island and can be utilized for the welfare and interests of the people of the Riau Island

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An area has specific conditions, with the characteristics of a specific coastal area an aggregation of various ecological and physical components that influence each other, and are ecologically very fragile. It is shown that there are communities and the presence of multiple activities in coastal areas, for example: farmers, fishermen, farmers, industrial entrepreneurs, hotels and tourism recreation, and businesses related to the sea or the coast. Determination of regional boundaries by taking into account the concept of territory. In this regard, the concept of territory emphasizes "region" as a means (means) for a goal rather than its own purpose. The concept of territory emphasizes "region" as a means (means) for a goal rather than its own purpose As a concept, it can be demonstrated by taking the example of the area concept that has been used as a classification method through two different phases, namely from a phase that reflects economic progress from a simple agrarian economy to a complex industrial system

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