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Fisheries technology innovation supports the Citarum Harum program by Haryadi, J; Nastiti, A S; Krismono, is a Agricultural and Biological Sciences article available to read on EtoBox.

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## Abstract Indonesian waters cover about 75% of Indonesian areas and have an abundance of fish resources that must be used carefully and responsibly to maintain its sustainability. Indonesian waters must be considered by authorities and communities to increase fisheries production and habitat quality. One way is by using technological innovation. The Government launched the Citarum Harum Program, as the Government’s attention to the Citarum River. Citarum River has about 11,323 km^2^ large. The length of the river is about 300 km, starts from Mount Wayang until Java sea. Citarum River dammed into three reservoirs developed for fish culture (Saguling Cirata and Juanda) and industries, domestic, agriculture also animal husbandry along the river. The impact of the river is experiencing pollution. The World Bank responded to this condition and has the intention to improve the water quality of the Citarum river. The Research Institute for Fisheries Resources Enhancement under The Ministry of Marine and Fisheries made efforts to control industrial waste pollution through technologies. The technologies are phytoremediation, culture-based fisheries models (blooming Cyanophyceae, and Eichh

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Author
Haryadi, J; Nastiti, A S; Krismono,
Publisher
IOP Publishing (ISSN 1755-1307)
Published
2020
Field
Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Physical Sciences)

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