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36 [[underlined]] few extra facts [[/underlined]] about fishing villages from various publications Collier + Emmerson acc. Collier of the 80 mil living in Java (1977) appr. 60% in Coastal areas, mostly on N. coast densities range from 350 -3000 per K sq. capture + culture fisheries acc. to govn. stats (says Collier in 1977) sea fishing along coastal Java employs 377,000 & brackish ponds 645,000 if these are heads of HH can say over 1 mil. HH or +/- 5 mil persons [[end page]] [[start page]] 37 [[underlined]] notes from paper by Susan S. [[/underlined]] , PPA Australian Volunteer who will be working in the S.B. area paper about soc. & econ. conditions of women in S.B. & Cemara Jaya- info. collected by her on 4-day visit between 4th & 7th May, 83 p1 in tambak areas between the villages are small groups of fishermen who either work as laborers for tambak owners or go out each night and walk their nets (subuh) for prawns- very poor being dependant on weather conditions for income p2 2 musims: 1 musim ikan when fish are running & catch is good (Nov -Mar in 82) 2 musim Paceklik when catch low (April-Oct) when musim paceklik many families must live on loans boats cannot go out unless owners can make enough money to cover cost of supplies money borrowed either from bakul or juragan