Analysis of Community Self-Assistance Level in Water Resources Conservation in the Upper Areas of Renggung Watershed Lombok Island

Sukardi, L.; Ichsan, Andi Chairil; Febryano, Indra Gumay; Idris, Muhamad Husni; Dipokusumo, Bambang

doi:10.18280/ijdne.160405

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“…Participation in forest management has been popular since the 1990s, which succeeded in securing the participation of forest users at every stage of management, such as planning, implementation, and monitoring [22], [23]. Especially in conservation forests, where one of their functions is as a utilization area to improve the standard of living of the people living around the forest, One of them is through a conservation partnership that can provide legality for the sustainable use of forest areas [24].…”

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Level of Participation of Conservation Partners in the Health Management of Conservation Forests (Case Study in the Tahura War Utilization Block)

Tapasya,

Safe’i,

Tsani

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The Wan Abdul Rachman Grand Forest Park utilization block (TAHURA WAR) is one of the blocks utilized by the community around the forest through a conservation partnership. Until now, the level of participation of conservation partner members in managing the health of conservation forests has been low. The aim of the study was to determine the level of participation of members of conservation partners in managing the health of conservation forests. The research method used was interviewing 30 members of conservation partners and analyzing interview data using a Likert scale. The results showed that the level of participation of partner members in managing the health of conservation forests was, namely, 47% (moderate), the implementation was 57% (low), the maintenance was 43% (high), the utilization was 53% (moderate), and the protection was 53% (moderate). 50% (high). In the 5 stages of conservation forest health management, there are 2 stages in the high category and 2 stages in the medium category. This is because the involvement of conservation partner members in each stage plays quite an active role. Thus, the participation level of conservation partner members in the management of conservation forest health is in the moderate category (43-57%).

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Level of Participation of Conservation Partners in the Health Management of Conservation Forests (Case Study in the Tahura War Utilization Block)

Tapasya,

Safe’i,

Tsani

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…The maximum possible value obtained is 36, and the minimum value is 0. The determination of food security uses three categories, namely food security (0-12), moderately food security (12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24), and not food security (24-36).…”

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“…The socio-economic characteristics of the people of Pahawang Island are almost the same as the characteristics of rural communities in Indonesia in general. This situation is because socio-economic characteristics themselves are inherent in the household and will affect socio-economic conditions and decision-making [19,20]. In this study, the characteristics studied were: age, number of dependents in the family, education, area of arable land, and income.…”

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The Role of Agroforestry in Supporting Food Security in Small Islands (Case in Pahawang Island, Indonesia)

Herwanti¹,

Febryano²,

Yuwon³

et al. 2022

IJDNE

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Agroforestry has many benefits, especially in improving the economy and food security. The purpose of this study was to analyze food availability and the level of community food security in Pahawang Island, Indonesia. The data were analyzed descriptively and based on the House hold food security access scale (HFSAS) on 9 variables. The results showed that the food provided from the agroforestry area consisted of vegetables, fruits, tubers and empon-empon while the food that could not be provided from the agroforestry area was rice, fish, tempeh, tofu, chicken, meat and others. etc. are obtained from the sale of agroforestry products. The revenue from this agroforestry product reaches Rp. 641,085, 000 per year or equivalent to 64,108.5 kilograms of rice per year. This means that for 14 days the community can survive if Pahawang Island experiences a disaster that causes people to be unable to leave the island. Based on the calculation results, the average food security score of Pahawang Island is included in the category of moderately food security with a score of 15.6. Agroforestry management in Pahawang Island needs to be maintained because it has proven to be able to improve community food security. The addition of commercial plant species also needs to be done, especially from the types of fruits and woody plants.

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“…The public needs to be educated about the disposal of masks at home to minimize the number of masks that are disposed of incorrectly [55]. The level of community self-help is the key in a government activity, so it is important to provide economic and non-economic incentives as a form of appreciation for the good of the community [56]. In addition, waste management figures, transporters, collectors from one place to another require energy and effort.…”

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Disposable Face-Mask Waste Management and Assessment Through Willingness to Pay and SWOT Framework in Post COVID-19 Pandemic

Arista¹,

Herdiansyah²

2023

IJDNE

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Disposable masks are widely used during the pandemic and post-pandemic as selfprotection from COVID-19. Due to this, a mask waste disposal problem has happened throughout the world, impacting the environment through pollution. Disposable waste management using the Willingness to Pay (WTP) system can be a mitigation effort. The study was conducted using an online cross-sectional questionnaire which was analyzed using the Spearman method and the SPSS cross tab descriptive analysis technique. The results of the study found that there is a positive correlation in the community's approval for the management of mask waste with the WTP response, which had a negative impact on the environment. However, it is negatively correlated with the amount of budget issued by the community with WTP. A SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat) study was proposed to evaluate the proposed WTP of the waste management system, finding that it is important to educate the public about the negative impacts. Therefore, WTP can be applied in the management of mask waste because it has advantages in waste management on a small to large scale.

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Analysis of Community Self-Assistance Level in Water Resources Conservation in the Upper Areas of Renggung Watershed Lombok Island

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

Level of Participation of Conservation Partners in the Health Management of Conservation Forests (Case Study in the Tahura War Utilization Block)

Level of Participation of Conservation Partners in the Health Management of Conservation Forests (Case Study in the Tahura War Utilization Block)

The Role of Agroforestry in Supporting Food Security in Small Islands (Case in Pahawang Island, Indonesia)

Disposable Face-Mask Waste Management and Assessment Through Willingness to Pay and SWOT Framework in Post COVID-19 Pandemic

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