A Qualitative Study of Conditional Cash Transfer and Education Aspirations: Evidence from Yogyakarta

Hartarto, Romi Bhakti; Wardani, Dyah Titis Kusuma; Azizurrohman, Muhammad

doi:10.1080/01488376.2021.1918314

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“…Before the existence of tourism activities, some children of the fishermen took the initiative to continue their education to universities in Makassar, Diponogoro University (UNDIP), and some in Univessity of Udayana Bali to major in marine and fisheries. 5 Parents with a higher education experience are more likely to allow their children to graduate or pursue a master's degree.…”

Section: Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…There has been no community initiative to preserve the ecosystem so far. 5 There is currently no landfill in Labuan Jambu. The village government of Labuan Jambu has funds set aside for the construction of a landfill, but it has yet to be built.…”

Section: Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…protecting the environment by performing door-to-door socialization. 5 Garbage was strewn about everywhere before the whale shark tourism object was developed. 3 Moreover, international conservation organizations give responsibility to village enterprises to manage waste in Labuan Jambu.…”

Section: Since It Is Difficult To Collect the Population International Conservation Organization Assist The Community Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…4 Tourists who visit and the Conservation International Institute serve as a model for the community in terms of environmental protection. 5 Since 2015, several universities have assigned social responsibility projects to their students. The Village Government would benefit from the presence of these students in terms of growth, training, and other areas.…”

Section: Since It Is Difficult To Collect the Population International Conservation Organization Assist The Community Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Whale Shark Tourism and Well-Being: A Case Study of Labuan Jambu

Habibi

Azizurrohman

Novita

2021

JIH

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As one of the largest whale shark attractions in Indonesia, Labuan Jambu Village still lacks the attention of academics and government in terms of research and development. As a result, it's worth taking a closer look at the people of Labuan Jambu Village's well-being before and after the Whale Shark tourism activities. The authors found that the economic benefits of tourism activities have not had a significant and unequal effect on the villagers. Before the tourism industry existed, the villagers of Labuan Jambu understood the importance of education. Aside from that, the most important problem that Labuan Jambu Village has yet to resolve is waste management. In order to create sustainable tourism in Labuan Jambu Village, various stakeholders must collaborate

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Section: Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Since It Is Difficult To Collect the Population International Conservation Organization Assist The Community Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Since It Is Difficult To Collect the Population International Conservation Organization Assist The Community Inmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Whale Shark Tourism and Well-Being: A Case Study of Labuan Jambu

Habibi

Azizurrohman

Novita

2021

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“…The following table shows the level of poverty in the Yogyakarta: ICMEd in almost every year. However, on the other hand, with the stability of economy in Bantul region, there are still many problem, especially within the beneficiary families, such as the neglected elderly people, jobs in the lower sector that are gradually being replaced and impact on decreased income, that reinforced by research results that show a significant impact on increasing the total expenditure on education in the house and the total cost of transportation [12]. Meanwhile, total expenditure on education outside the household for PKH recipients actually decreased [10].…”

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Study on Needs Analysis of Family Multiliteracy Competence from Program Keluarga Harapan

Sujarwo

Kusumawardani

Prasetyo

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Yogyakarta is considered a very liveable area. However, there are still underlying problems, including low wages and poverty. The goal of the Program Keluarga Harapan (PKH) is to empower, because it does not only focus on providing assistance, but also on changing the community’s mindset. This study aimed to carry out a needs analysis, to understand the multiliteracy skills of beneficiary families. As mentioned above, the help provided by this program is not only in the form of bestowals, but also through efforts to increase empowerment. Data were collected through a qualitative online survey, observations and interviews. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that the Family Development Session served as a form of non-formal education for families. The findings on the literacy of beneficiary families showed that there was insufficient understanding of child care and learning assistance, financial management and entrepreneurial motivation. Participants had difficulty understanding the material presented. Keywords: empowerment, family, needs analysis, multiliteracy, Program Keluarga Harapan

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