MARITIME STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT TO ENCOUNTER THE THREAT OF NATIONAL SEA SECURITY IN INDONESIA TERRITORY

• Main Authors: A. K. SUSILO, U. CIPTOMULYONO, I Nengah PUTRA, AHMADI, SUTRISNO
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Regional Department of Defense Resources Management Studies 2018-11-01
• Series: Journal of Defense Resources Management
• Subjects: Maritime Security; Indonesian Sea; SWOT Analysis; Fuzzy MCDM; Borda Method
• Online Access: http://www.jodrm.eu/issues/Volume9_issue2/12%20-%20Susilo,%20Ciptomulyono,%20Putra,%20Ahmadi,%20Sutrisno.pdf

As a country with the largest sea area in Asia, Indonesia will certainly encounter the threats to the maritime aspect. The aim of this paper is to make an analysis of national maritime security of concerning the regional development effect. This paper uses a SWOT approach (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats), Fuzzy Multi-criteria Decision Making (FMCDM), and Borda method. SWOT analysis is used to identify internal and external factors in national maritime security, and strategic determination. Fuzzy MCDM (FMCDM) method is used to select the right strategy in maritime security control. The Borda method is used to define the sub-strategy, priorities of the selected strategy. The result of this paper with SWOT analysis is to identify four strategies, likely Strategy 1 (SO); Strategy 2 (WO); strategy 3 (WT); Strategy 4 (ST). Based on FMCDM method, Strategy 1 (SO) has a weight of 0.256 as a third rank; Strategy 2 (WO) has a weight of 0.26 as a second rank; Strategy 3 (WT) has a weight of 0.208 as a fourth rank; Strategy 4 (ST) has a weight of 0.276 as a first rank. Then, the strategy chosen is Strategy 4 (ST). Based on Borda method, the first priority of sub-strategy from strategy 4 (ST) is to increase the percentage of State Budget for the maritime sector in the development of Navy Capability and other stakeholder to carry out the operation of sea crime action with allocation of 22,587%.