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Abstract

Boyolali which is an agropolitan district in Indonesia has been initiated since 2003. The main objective of agropolitan development is to support the development of the region to support agriculture and economy. Taken in the implementation of programs and policies of government activity that began to develop in the field of agribusiness, which is then applied by farmers and agribusiness. With the implementation of various programs and activities in the development of the possible development of the region Agropolitan Agropolitan cause various positive and negative impacts to the environment. Agropolitan principle one of which is the development of sustainable agriculture implemented, no negative impact on the environment, and even provides support for environmental protection. Agropolitan development that takes into account the environmental functions to support reforestation in the area of Mount Merapi and Merbabu to reduce the impact of global climate changeThe purpose of this study are (1) to determine the implementation of the development in the area Agropolitan Boyolali. (2) to determine the factors that support and hinder the development of agropolitan in support of environment conservation in Boyolali. (3) to find the solution that has been pursued in addressing the factors that hinder the development of agropolitan in support of environment conservation in Boyolali.The research method used was a descriptive study (descriptive research) and exploratory. The results stand out from this study is that the development agropolitan supporting environment conservation in Boyolali still weak and threatened. However, existing solutions from the government and society in the region to confront agropolitan threats.

Analysis DPSIR for the Strategic Environment Assessment in Planning Development in Agropolitan Areas and Minapolitan Areas in East Java

“…According to the Indonesian Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (2013), the Minapolitan concept can be achieved in a variety of ways, including: (1) an alternative strategy based on superior commodities with guaranteed quality and quantity and a market capable of accommodating the product, (2) regional development priorities based on the features of each region (3) a development approach that emphasizes fishing resources as an economic opportunity (4) Upstream to downstream integrated economic development cluster; (5) concept's performance in terms of (1) aquaculture, (2) catch fisheries, (3) processing and marketing, and (4) income and labor [9]. The development of the Agaropolitan/Minapolitan area must adhere to sustainable principles to maintain natural resources while not reducing environmental quality [10]. According to Pauli (2010), if the global economic system is exploitative and harmful to the environment, the Blue Economy concept was formed in response to these issues.…”