Sector Ports & Harbors

Project Type Fishing Port

Project Title Jakarta Fishing Port / Market Development Project (Phases I to IV and Rehabilitation)

Location Jakarta City, Republic of Indonesia

Client Directorate General of Capture Fisheries Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Republic of Indonesia / JBIC

Project Period 1978 – 2012

Control Tower

Problems addressed by the Project

In the 1970s, the Jakarta fishing port had insufficient capacity to handle the seafood demand for the city of Jakarta, and the fish marketing system was very primitive. Lack of proper facilities was considered to be one of the main factors hindering the development of the fishing industry throughout Indonesia. To overcome this problem, the Government of Indonesia requested the Government of Japan to conduct a feasibility study for the development of the fishing port and market in Jakarta, including the provision of calm and deep port basin, quaywall, ice plant, cold storage, fish market and other related facilities. Thereafter, the Government of Indonesia implemented the construction works in 4 phases under the financial assistance of JICA through Japan’s ODA Loans.

Service Provided

We carried out site investigations, planning, detailed design, tender assistance, construction supervision and management services in six phases over a period of 34 years as follows:

First Engineering Services: 1978-79 Phase I Construction Supervision: 1980-82 Phase II Construction Supervision: 1982-84 Phase III Cold Chain Plan and Master Planning: 1986-88 Phase IV Engineering Services and Construction: 1996 -2003 Rehabilitation Project Engineering Services and Construction: 2005 -2012

Actual Project Works

1. Phase I: Basic Port Facilities Port Basin -4.5 m: 40 ha, Quaywall: 1,524 m, Breakwater: 1,040 m, Revetment: 3,040 m, Reclaimed Land: 69 ha, Ship Repairing Facilities

2. Phase II: Functional Facilities Fish Market Hall: 2,187 m2, Sheds: 4,590 m2, Administration Office: 2,029 m2, Ice Plant: 150 ton/day, Cold Storage: 1,000 ton, Contact Freezer: 1.5 ton/shift, Water Supply System, Electric Supply System, Roads, Drainage and Other Utilities

3. Phase III: Development of Cold Chain System Master Plan and Detailed Design of 3 Satellite Fishing Ports (Labuhan Lombok, Brondong and Pelabuhanratu) and Master Plan of Jakarta Fishing Port

4. Phase IV: Upgrading of Fisheries Infrastructure and Sanitary Facilities 7.5 m Quaywall: L 200 m x W 20 m, Rehabilitation of Revetment 2,002 m and Breakwater 750 m, Slipway, Foul Seawater Cleaning System: 3,000 - 8,000 m3/day, Office 1,146 m2, Tuna Landing Center 3,324 m2, Sewerage Treatment Plant 1,000 ton/day, Multi-Purpose Building 6,730 m2, Roads, Landscaping, and Other Renovation Works

5. Rehabilitation Project Reconstruction of 4.5 m Quaywall: L=1,389 m, Supplementary Breakwater 554 m, Buildings (Control Tower, Port Affairs Office, Management Office, Auction Hall etc.), Rehabilitation of Revetments /Drainage/Sewerage Treatment Plant/Seawater Cleaning System, Landscaping

Role of Jakarta Fishing Port

Since the commencement of its public operations in July 1984, the Jakarta Fishing Port (JFP) has served fisheries and fisheries-related industries in the following roles:

1. A fishing port to support fishing vessels and fish carriers in their fishing and related activities 2. A market center to support fishermen and fish traders in their fish distribution and marketing activities 3. A site for the establishment and development of a fish processing and fisheries-related manufacturing

industry 4. A waterfront recreation zone for the citizens of Jakarta and its surroundings

Unique Environmental Project Feature

We created a unique system to purify foul seawater in the port basin by utilizing tidal change without any energy and a mangrove belt as a revetment and a breakwater along the west coast of the port.

Publication

A Japanese book “History of Jakarta Fishing Port” was published in March 2014 to record all activities of the Project from 1973 to 2012 under the assistance of JICA.

Fish Market Fresh Tuna Fishing Vessels

Fish Retailers

Mangrove Revetment Seawater Cleaning System

Central Part of the Port Fish & Shrimp Processing Fishing Recreation

Fish Processing Factories Fish Auction Hall Oldest Light House Coastal Promenade