Economic analysis of the potential impact climate change in fisheries

This study presents the responses of fisheries management to the extreme climate affecting marine fisheries in Jember district. Extreme weather LA NINA and EL NINO increasing sea wave, changing wild fish population, and causing increasing costs for fisherman. Quantitative methodology in this research using data from maritime ministry, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, BMKG, and primary data. This study suggests that responses to extreme climatic influences on fisheries include (1) establishing an early warning system by connecting fisheries agencies and marine research institutions to assist decision makers in performing time-adaptive measures, (2) Temporarily suspending subsidy activity to help managing cost in extreme weather, (3) Developing research technology for managing extreme weather events.