Brique #DemiLaut

Modernizing Traditional Fisheries

About Us

Empowered by Shell Livewire since 2018 and United Nation Development Program recently, Demi Laut has grown into a unique social enterprise that benefits not only the traditional artisan fishermen but also the marine sustainability and the food security concerns. Today, Demi Laut it looking to establish strategic partnerships to achieve it’s goal of digitalizing and empowering these fishermen to make that difference in a greenfield industry, the small-scale fisheries.

Haaziq Ibrahim

Managing Director

Fauzi Mob (Noh)

Inventor

Joel Cheah

Marine Biologist

Alif Danial

Vocational Youth Talent

Cathlyn Tia Luna

Vocational Youth Talent

The Problem: Inequality

Traditional fishermen contributes towards 70% of the fish supply for food in South East Asia, yet one boat with 3 – 4 fishermen earning up to RM3300 monthly

The Problem: Unsustainability

Unsustainable methods of fishing (dynamite fishing in Sabah; cyanide bombs in Indonesia) due to depleting fish stocks & a lack of diversity in technology & tools; and/or a lack of awareness & education.