<![CDATA[The lives of fishing communities in Indonesia who live in coastal areas are synonymous with low welfare (poverty) and backwardness. In this case, the fishing community has its own social characteristics which are very different from other community groups, especially the fishing community on the coast of Tulehu State, Central Maluku Regency, where the majority of the population makes their living as fishermen. This research aims to find out 1). How is Empowerment carried out by the Tuna Abadi fishermen group in Tulehu Country 2). What is the level of welfare of Tuna Abadi fishing families in Tulehu Country. This type of research is descriptive qualitative with data collection techniques through observation, interviews, documentation. Qualitative data analysis techniques include data reduction, data presentation and drawing conclusions. The results of this research show that 1). Efforts made by the "Tuna Abadi" fishermen group to empower the fishing community in Tulehu Village include training on fishing procedures, procurement of fishing equipment such as boats and fishing lines, as well as strengthening in the areas of catch management, cooperative budget management and maintaining distribution channels for marketing the catch. 2). The empowerment carried out by the Tuna Abadi fishermen group for the community and its members has had an impact on reducing the number of unemployed and increasing the economic welfare of the people. This is proven by the average fishing catch which has increased to 1-2 tons of fish per one trip to the sea.]]>
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