Imam Musthofa Zainuddin
Director of Marine and Fisheries Program at WWF Indonesia
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Father served as a Religious Teacher in Ponorogo, while his wife's grandfather was a Student Army Commander in the Indonesian independence era, and her grandmother held the esteemed position of the Patih lineage of Cirebon. Emphasises devotion to religious principles, deep respect for Javanese culture, unwavering deference to elders (especially parents), and the paramount importance of humility. These core tenets remain steadfastly held and practised to this day
1997 - 2003: Bachelor's degree (ST) in Marine Sciences, Diponegoro University; 2008 - 2011: Master of Science degree (MSi.) in Marine Conservation Sciences, University of Indonesia; 2011 - 2016: Doctoral degree (Dr.) in Marine Conservation Biology, University of Indonesia
Jan 2000 - Dec 2001: Coastal Community Program Manager, TENELA Foundation; Jan 2002 - Mar 2014: Fisheries Program Leader, WWF Indonesia; Apr 2014 - Aug 2018: Sunda - Banda Seascapes and Fisheries Leader, WWF Indonesia; Sep 2018 - Present: Director of Marine and Fisheries Program, WWF Indonesia
Evaluating Annual Severe Coral Bleaching Risk for Marine Protected Areas Across Indonesia, Journal: Marine Policy (Elsevier), Volume: 148, Published: December 13, 2022, Summary: The study evaluates the spatial variation of annual severe bleaching risk for coral reefs in Indonesia and the effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in mitigating these risks; Sustainable Marine Tourism in Alor: A Study of Coastal Communities Perception, Journal: International Journal of Applied Sciences in Tourism and Events, Volume: 4, No 2, Published: August 4, 2020, Summary: This research aims to determine the potential for tourism development based on community perceptions and outlines management strategies for Alor Regency. Bycatch of Protected and Endangered Marine Species in Indonesian Tuna Longline Fishery and its Mitigation Options; Graduate Thesis: "Ecosystem Based Fisheries Management of Shark in Indonesia
Provides training on fostering balance between humanity and nature, promoting sustainable practices for a harmonious coexistence
Expert member of the Sub-Commission on Research and Development on Marine and Fisheries under the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Republic of Indonesia
Witnessed and spearheaded the remarkable growth of Ecolabeling, transforming it from an obscure campaign into a widely recognised and highly sought-after standard by 2025. Expanded its protected conservation areas, reaching 32 million hectares. This marked an impressive 18% increase in Indonesia's existing 9% marine protected areas, putting the nation well on track towards its 2030 target of 30% of its land-sea to be under conservation by 2045
Bahasa Indonesia, English
Diving, Camping (Van)
Warmly welcomed into new communities in remote areas. His presence resonated strongly, leading to him being embraced as family. He successfully trained the local population to sustainably utilise marine resources and protect their vital coastal areas
Provides advisory training to local NGOs and serves as a moderator for Jaring Nusantara, actively contributing to community development and advocacy
Success hinges on persistence, focus, and dedication.
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