Very proud, Annisya Rosdiana, manager of Ocean Account of Fisheries Resource Center of Indonesia fulfilled the invitation as a speaker in the “3rd International Conference of International Centre for Indo-Pacific Studies, India”. The conference organized by Kurukshetra University and the Ministry of External Affairs, India raised the theme “Security Dynamics, Climate Change and Sustainable Development in the Indo-Pacific Region”.

On October 15, 2024 through a zoom meeting Annisya Rosdiana explained the development of the Marine Resources Balance Sheet in Indonesia. An important segment of Marine Spatial Planning. This international conference brought together academics, government officials, and figures interested in issues in the Indo-Pacific region. The key points presented by Annisya Rosdiana included:

1. Ocean Accounts is mandated by the laws and regulations, and is a cross-ministerial, cross-disciplinary undertaking

2. Marine Resource Accounts have been piloted for Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), fisheries management, marine spatial planning and blue carbon management since 2020.

3. Indonesia has also mapped national coastal ecosystem coverage and compiled national OA data in a one-stop dashboard for ease of MSP

4. Marine Resource Accounts map and quantify ecosystem assets and services. This enables monitoring of environmental change. It is therefore important to inform various policies related to marine and development.