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  September, 2024

  Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024)

  The first article, KADO SPESIAL: Strategic Innovation for Conservation Area Management in Pieh Island National Marine Protected Area, West Sumatra by Rahmat Irfansyah, Muh. Firdaus Agung Kunto Kurniawan, R. Hernan Mahardhika, Fajar Nugroho, and Dominikus Yoeli Wilson Laia, focuses on innovative strategies for managing conservation areas within the Pieh Island National Marine Protected Area. The paper discusses the importance of integrating strategic innovations to balance conservation efforts with sustainable development, highlighting the role of local communities, government, and technology in protecting marine biodiversity while promoting eco-friendly tourism. The second article, Galang Batang SEZ Advancing the Blue Economy through Strategic Development by Lamidi Lamidi, examines the development of the Galang Batang Special Economic Zone (SEZ) as a driving force for Indonesia's blue economy. The paper analyzes how strategic infrastructure and policy initiatives within the SEZ contribute to sustainable economic growth, particularly in maritime industries like fisheries, aquaculture, and ocean-based tourism. It also emphasizes the importance of environmental sustainability in the SEZ’s long-term success. The third article, Exploring Technological Innovation in Wave Forecasting Using Machine Learning: A Literature Analysis by Muhammad Hapipi, reviews the use of machine learning technologies in improving wave forecasting models. This paper explores the potential of artificial intelligence and data-driven approaches to enhance the accuracy of wave predictions, which are critical for maritime safety, coastal management, and the shipping industry. The fourth article, Stakeholder Analysis of Indonesia's Trade in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) with Non-ASEAN Actors by Ady Muzwardi and Mahadiansar Mahadiansar, offers a comprehensive analysis of Indonesia’s trade relationships within the framework of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), focusing on non-ASEAN stakeholders. The study identifies key players, trade dynamics, and challenges in engaging with non-ASEAN countries, emphasizing the need for strategic trade policies and collaboration to maximize Indonesia's benefits from the RCEP agreement. The final article, Nation Branding of Kepulauan Riau Through Subregional Cooperation in The Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT-GT) by Rizqi Apriani Putri and Ella Afnira, explores how the Riau Islands Province is enhancing its international image through its involvement in the IMT-GT subregional cooperation. The paper highlights the province’s efforts to position itself as a key player in economic growth, tourism, and cultural exchange in the subregion.

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  May, 2024

  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024)

  The first article Digital Transformation in the Maritime Industry; Opportunities and Challenges for Indonesia, The maritime industry is undergoing significant digital transformation, driven by technological advancements and changing global trends. This paper examines the opportunities and challenges faced by Indonesia in embracing digital transformation, highlighting the need for government support, human resource development, and infrastructure upgrades to stay competitive in the global market. The second article, The Role of Regional Government and Implementation of Environmental Management in Managing Tidal Floods in Bintan Regency, This study assesses the effectiveness of environmental management in mitigating floods in Bintan Regency, Indonesia. The research finds that regional government plays a crucial role in implementing effective flood management strategies, which includes early warning systems, infrastructure development, and community engagement. The study concludes that a multi-stakeholder approach is essential for robust flood management. The third article, Application of the Public Private Partnership Concept in Airport Development in Bintan Regency to Improve the Economy of Coastal Areas,This paper explores the potential of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in developing airports in Bintan Regency, Indonesia. The study argues that PPPs can bring about significant economic benefits by leveraging private sector expertise and resources, while also promoting sustainable development and job creation. The fourth article, Enhancing Maritime Security: Challenges and Strategies in Indonesia's Natuna Sea, The Natuna Sea is a critical maritime route with significant economic and strategic importance. This paper identifies the challenges facing maritime security in the region, including piracy, terrorism, and environmental threats. The authors propose strategies for enhancing maritime security, including strengthening cooperation among nations, improving intelligence gathering, and increasing naval presence. The final article, Unraveling the Maintenance of Southeast Asia Maritime Security; A Look into the ASEAN Maritime Outlook, This study provides an overview of maritime security issues in Southeast Asia, highlighting the complexities and challenges faced by regional countries. The authors examine the ASEAN Maritime Outlook, which emphasizes cooperation, capacity building, and information sharing among member states to ensure a secure and stable maritime environment.