Development of national resilience strategies in Indonesia's marine border areas, especially in the northern Natuna sea, Malacca strait, and Sulawesi sea

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Qualitative analysis identifies threats in Indonesia's marine border zones, suggesting defensive and diplomatic strategies.

National resilience is threatened by illegal fishing activities and unilateral claims by other countries.
The analysis highlights the weak welfare of coastal communities impacting resilience in border areas.
The qualitative-descriptive method included case studies from the North Natuna Sea, Malacca Strait, and Sulawesi Sea.
Strengthening national resilience requires synergy between agencies and community participation to safeguard territory.

Herdiawan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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