Abstract
This study aims to compile a composite index from economic, social, ecology and institutional dimensions of sustainable capture fisheries. Use of primary and secondary data. Different methods of data analysis used in this study include priority analysis, key component analysis (PCA), analysis of structural equation modeling (SEM), and analysis of flag modeling. The results show that the main priorities in capturing fisheries development were determined by the social and ecology dimensions. The sensitivity analysis results indicate that all indicators on the institutional level have a higher sensitivity compared with other indicators. Thus, Indonesia's current development of catch fisheries is in the "moderate" sustainability status. In order to attain sustainable fisheries production in the future, it must take significant account of ecology and social indicators and issues.
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