Indonesia's Blue Economy Achieves Significant PNBP Contribution in 2025

Record Contribution to Non-Tax Revenue

Indonesia's marine sector has made a substantial contribution to the country's Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP), reaching Rp775.6 billion in 2025 ¹

. This achievement represents a significant 115.12% fulfillment of the target, demonstrating the sector's growing importance in national economic development. The contribution comes primarily from two key areas: Marine Spatial Planning Control (PPRL) and Approval for Utilization of Marine Space for General Transportation (PKKPU) ¹

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Strategic Importance of Marine Spatial Planning

The Directorate General of Marine Spatial Planning under the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) has been instrumental in achieving this result. Director General Kartika Listriana emphasized that the strategic management of marine space is crucial for various business activities, as it prevents sectoral overlap and ensures sustainable utilization of marine resources ¹

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Blue Economy Policy Framework

The KKP has established a comprehensive blue economy policy framework for 2025-2029, focusing on five key pillars ²

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1. Expansion of marine conservation areas
2. Implementation of quota-based measured fishing
3. Sustainable development of marine, coastal, and land-based aquaculture
4. Supervision of coastal areas and small islands
5. Community-based control of marine plastic waste

These initiatives are designed to strengthen Indonesia's blue economy foundation while maintaining environmental sustainability. The significant PNBP contribution demonstrates the potential of Indonesia's marine sector to support national economic goals while promoting sustainable resource management.