PK2PM

Pusat Kajian Pembangunan Kelautan dan Peradaban Maritim (PK2PM) atau Center for Ocean Development and Maritime Civilization (COMMITs) adalah organisasi masyarakat sipil yang didirikan untuk mengoptimalkan pendayagunaan sumberdaya kelautan demi kesejahteraan rakyat yang “berperadaban maritim” dengan menjunjung tinggi nilai-nilai kejujuran, keberanian, keterbukaan, pluralisme, dan egalitarian.

Dalam menjalankan cita-cita pendiriannya, PK2PM melakukan penelitian dan kajian ilmiah; mengembangkan pelatihan-pelatihan advokasi, pengembangan masyarakat dan metode penelitian ilmiah. Di samping itu, PK2PM juga menerbitkan jurnal, buku; menggelar dialog dan diskusi, seminar, dan lokakarya. Untuk membantu tugas-tugas keorganisasiannya, PK2Pm juga melibatkan media massa, baik cetak maupun elektronik.

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Struktur Organisasi COMMITs

Pendiri

Ir. Muhamad Karim, M.Si

Auhadillah Azizy, S.Pi, M.Si

Muhammad Syarif Nur, STP

Dewan Penasehat

Prof. Dr. Ir. Khairil Anwar Notodiputro

Prof. Dr. Masyhudzulhak

Prof. Dr. Didin S. Damanhuri

Dewan Pakar

Dr. P.S. Lenggono, M.Si

Dr. Ir. Aceng Hidayat

Dr. Tahir, SE, M.Si

Dr. drh Kamaluddin Zarkasie

Dr. Sofyan Sjaf M.Si

Ir. Syamsu Alam

Direktur Pelaksana

Ir. Muhamad Karim, M.Si

Direktur Pengembangan dan Kerjasama

Kepala : Prima Gandhi, SP

Direktur Riset dan Kebijakan Pembangunan Kelautan

Kepala : Suhana, S.Pi, M.Si

Direktur Peradaban Maritim

Kepala : Muhammad Syarif Nur, STP

Direktur Pusat Data, Informasi, Publikasi dan Pemberdayaan

Kepala:Andi Chaerunnas, M.Pd

Alamat Surat :

Perumahan Puri Matahari Persada, Taman Kedaton 2 Blok A No 5 Laladon, Ciomas Bogor 16610

Email : peradabanmaritim@yahoo.com

HP : 08121888291 (Direktur : M. Karim)

081310858708 (Kepala Riset : Suhana)

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syukur achmad permalink

07/02/2010 3:39 pm

selamat dan sukses buat bung Karim dan bung Suhana yang telah berhasil melahirkan PK2PM atau COMMIT, semoga cita-cita Bung Karno, dan Djuanda yang ingin menjadikan Indonesia sebagai salah satu negara benua Maritim yang disegani di dunia menjadi kenyataan. Saya dan kawan-kawan di Serikat Pekerja Maritim Indonesia (SPMI) kini juga tengah menyiapkan lahirnya Pusat Study Kebijakan Maritim (PSKM) atau CESMAP, Semoga kita bisa membangun sinergi bersama. Thanks

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