Indonesia Ocean Justice Initiative

What We do

The Indonesia Ocean Justice Initiative (IOJI) is dedicated to promoting sustainable and equitable ocean governance, ensuring that marine resources are protected and fairly shared for the benefit of both present and future generations. This goal is pursued through research-based policy advocacy, community empowerment, strategic legal action, policy impact and alliance building. Our focus spans four key areas: maritime security, marine and coastal protection, the ocean-climate nexus, and human rights at sea. As a think tank and policy advocacy group, we work with governments, academia, and civil societies to influence policy and catalyze change. We are working closely with at least 10 government institutions from several ministries and agencies in Indonesia both central and regional level with 5 MoU (signed and drafted).

Maritime Security
Marine, Coastal and Communities
Human Rights At Sea and Access To Justice
Ocean and Climate Change Nexus

Latest news

IOJI has published reports of works with several focus areas. These reports are produced by conducting comprehensive study, data collection, and legal analysis in relevant aspects of each focus area. These reports come with recommendations to maritime stakeholders. More reports here.

Maritime security threat detection and analysis in Indonesian waters period Nov 2024 to May 2025

Marine grabbing study in Banten province which threaten coastal environment and communities.

Indigenous Peoples’ Values ​​and Practices in Saving Ecosystems in Indonesia

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