The Indonesian Tuna Consortium, a group of organizations including MDPI, YKAN, Marine Change, Fair Trade USA, and the International Pole & Line Foundation, is working to create a more resilient, efficient, and equitable fishing ecosystem in Indonesia. The consortium is aiming for responsible management of the country’s marine resources and ensuring fishers have access to responsible tuna resources. They have worked closely with the government to develop and implement the Harvest Strategy for Tropical Tuna Fisheries in Indonesia Archipelagic Waters, which outlines how Indonesia plans to reduce total catch volume by 10 percent from 2021 catch levels. The consortium is now turning its attention to the marketplace, building on existing electronic catch documentation or traceability programs and supporting responsible fisheries through monitoring fish stocks, tracking fishing vessels, developing species-identification technology, and promoting rights-based management in small near-shore fisheries.