WHAT WE DO BEST
We specialize in eco-labeling, certification, and fisheries improvement projects (FIP Consultant), enabling seafood companies to meet global sustainability requirements while ensuring fair and responsible resource management.
OUR MISSION
To drive meaningful change by integrating ethical practices, practical solutions, and sustainable approaches that protect marine ecosystems while creating long-term benefits for fishers, communities, and the seafood industry.
OUR CORE VALUES
Our work is guided by collaboration, because we believe lasting change is built through strong partnerships across sectors and communities. We act with integrity, working with honesty, accountability, and deep respect for both people and the ocean. Sustainability shapes every decision we make, as we balance environmental protection, social well-being, and economic resilience. We value innovation, constantly seeking creative and adaptive solutions that respond to real challenges on the ground. Above all, we are driven by impact—focusing on actions that create real, meaningful, and measurable change.
OUR TEAM
KOLEKTIF is led by experienced sustainability practitioners dedicated to transforming the fisheries sector.
Heri
Co-Founder, CEO
Heri is a fisheries sustainability expert with extensive experience in eco-certifications, supply chain analysis, and fisheries improvement projects (FIPs). He has led FIP coordination, seafood traceability initiatives, and social responsibility assessments across Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam. A certified MSC Level 3 CBT and Social Responsibility Assessment (SRA) assessor, Heri has conducted MSC Pre-Assessments in Indonesia, Palau, and Tonga.
Andini Kusumasari
Co-Founder, COO
Andini is a marine scientist with a strong background in fisheries and sustainable seafood industry development. She is passionate about working with nature to improve livelihoods using the least invasive approaches. A Women in Ocean Food Innovation Studio 2022 Cohort member, a certified MSC Level 2 CBT and Social Responsibility Assessment (SRA) assessor, bringing valuable expertise in eco-certifications and responsible fisheries management.
Eko Octavianus
Co-Founder, CFO
Eko is a sustainability practitioner who strongly focuses on marine conservation, sustainable fisheries, and social equity. With a background in accounting, he transitioned into the environmental sector. As a Social Responsibility Assessment (SRA) assessor and Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (AFSEE) Senior Fellow at the London School of Economics, he addresses the inequities faced by coastal and fisheries communities.
A. Riza Baroqi
Fisheries Technical Specialist
Riza is a fisheries practitioner over 11 years of experience in small-scale fisheries, spanning grassroots engagement to co-management and policy implementation. Associate Technical Consultant for the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and Social Responsibility Assessment (SRA) assessor. 2024 Blue Pioneer Accelerator Fellow at the University of California Santa Cruz, he supports fishers’s capacity-building on data, ETP species, and financial literacy.