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Marine Fishery Tech Program

Our Commitment

This fund is committed to aligning with the SDGs for sustainable development, creating a virtuous and positive economy, striving towards ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) corporate sustainability goals, and fulfilling its corporate social responsibility (CSR) duties in the future, bringing hope to the planet and society as a whole!

Our Convictions

Within the ethos of ESG, we learn to measure not only performance, but impact.In the blueprint of the SDGs, we see not merely goals, but responsibility.We believe true sustainability is more than environmental renewal—it is an awakening of hearts, a conscience within enterprises, and a society moving forward together.From ocean to city, from businesses to families, every thoughtful decision and every intentional investment converges into a force that moves the world.Let this fund be more than a vehicle for capital; let it become a symbol where hope and responsibility resonate—so that the planet may thrive, and humanity may live in harmony.

Our Aspirations

We invest not only in future profits, but in the breath of the next generation, every drop of clean water, and every beam of light that brings a smile.
Sustainability is not a command—it is a choice; goodwill is not a campaign—it is a direction.
When the economy moves with conscience, when technology innovates with warmth,
and when humanity learns to thrive with nature—
that is sustainability at its best. Let this fund be a bridge that links hope and responsibility,
so the world grows stronger through kindness.

One Finger Fishing

Our plan starts with simple, reliable equipment that makes “One Finger Fishing” real—collapsing complex actions into a single press: rugged, waterproof, repairable, and ready on demand. The goals are plain:

  • Fewer injuries: reduce cuts, crush points, and finger strain.

  • Less time wasted: faster set, haul, and turn-around on deck.

  • Lower exposure: fewer risky minutes lingering in marginal weather.

Global Blue Economy Layout: Cross-Border Technology Deployment

By leveraging our state-of-the-art Liquid Quick Freezing (L.Q.F.) and proprietary Anti-Freeze Protein (AFP) technology, we have scaled our foundational food tech into a massive, multinational blueprint for sustainable marine governance and green cold chain operations.

Below is our strategic layout across key international markets:

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1. Indonesia: The Fishery Technology Ark & KNMP Initiative

  • Strategic Joint Execution: We are actively executing the "Merah Putih Fishing Village" (Kampung Nelayan Merah Putih - KNMP) Phase II project across 35 strategic coastal locations from Sumatra to Papua, scaling toward a long-term milestone of 1,000 operational sites.

  • Infrastructure Integration: Backed by a 100-vessel fleet and local fishery cooperatives, we are integrating automated fishing technologies and highly standardized cold chain reception hubs to eliminate regional post-harvest waste.

 

2. East Timor: The ffenar Modernization & Green Energy Plan

  • Sustainable Infrastructure: We are deploying the "San-Jiao-Hu" solar-winged LED fish attraction arrays alongside a modular 3,000 to 6,000-ton green energy cold chain hub.

  • 100% Off-Grid Resilience: By engineering microgrids that combine solar arrays with second-life EV lithium battery storage (BESS), our operations run independently of fragile local grids.

  • Off-Season Arbitrage: This infrastructure allows us to secure massive sardine catches during the peak harvest season (July–October), storing them flawlessly via AFP technology to capture 100%+ price premiums during the off-season.

 

3. Thailand: Southern Aquaculture 2030 Smart Network

  • Smart Monitoring & Control: We have mapped out a comprehensive smart aquaculture framework in Southern Thailand to stabilize the nation's 500,000 to 600,000-ton annual shrimp output.

  • AI & Technology On-Site: Operations are protected by IoT water parameter sensors, AI-driven disease early-warning protocols, end-to-end digital traceability, and localized AFP validation testing for premium shrimp and fish fillets.

  • Value Acceleration: This network is meticulously designed to push export premium values up by 20% while ruthlessly driving harvest losses down below the 5% threshold.

 

4. Cambodia: The RCEP Aquaculture Gateway

  • Industrial Upgrading: We are leading the transition of crude wild-capture practices into environment-controlled, high-density Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS).

  • Energy Risk Hedging: To bypass high regional industrial electricity tariffs, we deploy localized solar microgrids. This allows us to fully leverage Cambodia’s 9-year corporate income tax exemption and maximize end-to-end supply chain margins.

 

5. Malaysia: First-Mile Premium Value Preservation

  • Harbor Pre-Cooling Deployment: We target the critical "first-mile" cold chain gap at fishing harbors across East and West Malaysia by deploying our AFP pre-cooling tech.

  • High-Value Species Sovereignty: This process locks in the flawless cellular structure of ultra-premium local species—such as Sarawak’s legendary Empurau fish and Sabah’s deep-sea tuna—safeguarding sashimi-grade quality for immediate export to elite global markets.

 

6. The Philippines (Bohol Province): Premium Grouper & Blue Crab Valuation

  • Eradicating Post-Harvest Losses: In Bohol, where up to 40% of wild marine catches are historically devalued due to inadequate refrigeration, we introduce our L.Q.F. and AFP infrastructure.

  • Eco-Friendly Logistics Shift: By replacing high-cost, high-carbon footprint live-fish transport with premium frozen-to-chilled logistics, we preserve the immaculate quality of wild groupers (Lapu-Lapu) and blue crabs, unlocking high-premium export channels to East Asia and the West.

Reasons for the plan

When work at sea is lighter and more certain, homecomings are more predictable—and the shoreline grows quieter, with less fear. We’re not making the ocean safe; we’re making each trip more controlled, efficient, and professional.

 

Who we are & why we help
We are an engineering and community partnership from Taiwan and the Philippines, working alongside coastal families. We begin with equipment because dignity and safety should be visible first: steadier hands, on-time returns, and shorter, calmer waits onshore. With those basics secured, income stabilizes—and future learning and upgrades become possible.

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The low efficiency and high risk of injury associated with traditional fishing methods keep local fishers trapped in a cycle of high risk and low income, with families constantly hovering near the poverty line (SDG 1). Furthermore, the lack of basic cold chain infrastructure means that over 40%, or even more, of high-quality fresh catches are often discarded due to spoilage during transport or while awaiting sale. This results in significant food loss and waste (a direct challenge to SDG 2).

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Meets SDGs

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Increase catch yields and income to lift fishers out of poverty and stabilize their earnings.

  • SDGs Target1.1 Eradicate Extreme Poverty.

  • SDGs Target1.2 Reduce Poverty by at Least 50%.

  • SDGs Target1.3 Implement Social Protection Systems.

  • SDGs Target1.4 Equal Rights to Ownership, Basic Services, Technology and Economic Resources.

  • SDGs Target1.5 Build Resilience to Environmental, Economic and Social Disasters.

  • SDGs Target1.A Mobilize Resources to Implement Policies to End Poverty.

  • SDGs Target1.B Create pro-poor and gender-sensitive policy frameworks.

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Increase catch yields and provide an efficient cold chain system to reduce spoilage loss to 5%.

  • SDGs Target2.1 Universal Access to Safe and Nutritious Food.

  • SDGs Target2.3 Double the Productivity and Incomes of Small-Scale Food Producers.

  • SDGs Target2.C Ensure Stable Food Commodity Markets and Timely Access to Information.

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Provide health consultants and welfare funds to address health issues for children and fishers.

  • SDGs Target3.1 Reduce Maternal Mortality.

  • SDGs Target3.2 End All Preventable Deaths Under 5 Years of Age.

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Offer training for all ages, improve school enrollment rates for children, and promote university-level marine research.

  • SDGs Target4.2 Equal Access to Quality Pre-Primary Education.

  • SDGs Target4.3 Equal Access to Affordable Technical, Vocational and Higher Education.

  • SDGs Target4.4 Increase the Number of People with Relevant Skills for Financial Success.

  • SDGs Target4.5 Eliminate All Discrimination in Education.

  • SDGs Target4.7 Education for Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship.

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Stabilize income, enhance safety at sea and promote inclusive economic growth.

  • SDGs Target8.1 Sustainable Economic Growth.

  • SDGs Target8.2 Diversify, Innovate and Upgrade for Economic Productivity.

  • SDGs Target8.3 Promote Policies to Support Job Creation and Growing Enterprises.

  • SDGs Target8.4 Improve Resource Efficiency in Consumption and Production.

  • SDGs Target8.5 Full Employment and Decent Work with Equal Pay
    SDGs Target8.6 Promote Youth Employment, Education and Training.

  • SDGs Target8.8 Protect Labour Rights and Promote Safe Working Environments.

  • SDGs Target8.B Develop a Global Youth Employment Strategy.

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When every individual is self sufficient, the entire world prospers.

  • SDGs Target10.1 Reduce Income Inequalities.

  • SDGs Target10.2 Promote Universal Social, Economic and Political Inclusion.

  • SDGs Target10.3 Ensure Equal Opportunities and End Discrimination.

  • SDGs Target10.4 Adopt Fiscal and Social Policies that Promotes Equality.

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Utilize smart hand-fishing gear to avoid trawling and achieve sustainable marine resources.

  • SDGs Target14.1 Reduce Marine Pollution.

  • SDGs Target14.2 Protect and Restore Ecosystems.

  • SDGs Target14.4 Sustainable Fishing.

  • SDGs Target14.6 End Subsidies Contributing to Overfishing.

  • SDGs Target14.7 Increase the Economic Benefits from Sustainable Use of Marine Resources.

  • SDGs Target14.A Increase Scientific Knowledge, Research and Technology for Ocean Health.

  • SDGs Target14.B Support Small Scale Fishers.

  • SDGs Target14.C Implement and Enforce International Sea Law.

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We must ensure that we have strong institutions, global standards of justice, and a commitment to peace everywhere.

  • SDGs Target16.2 Protect Children from Abuse, Exploitation, Trafficking and Violence.

  • SDGs Target16.3 Promote the Rule of Law And Ensure Equal Access to Justice.

  • SDGs Target16.6 Develop Effective, Accountable and Transparent Institutions.

  • SDGs Target16.7 Ensure Responsive, Inclusive and Representative Decision-Making.

  • SDGs Target16.9 Provide Universal Legal Identity.

  • SDGs Target16.10 Ensure Public Access to Information and Protect Fundamental Freedoms.

  • SDGs Target16.B Promote and Enforce Non-Discriminatory Laws and Policies.

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Collaborate with local governments, schools,and churches to strengthen implementation methods.

  • SDGs Target17.5 Invest in Least Developed Countries.

  • SDGs Target17.11 Increase the Exports of Developing Countries.

  • SDGs Target17.16 Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development.

  • SDGs Target17.17 Encourage Effective Partnerships.

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