Caribbean Indigenous Experiences of Erasure: Movement, Memory and Knowing

Neeganagwedgin, Erica

doi:10.18566/apolit.v12n22.a01

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“…2.). Access to the location is one of the critical determinants [9] that can be argued to describe stakeholders and tourists. Follow-up studies have important potential for internal [44], [72], [74] critical factors in driving tourist destinations towards these tourist destinations which have an economic impact on the community around tourist destinations and policies [18], [26], [54], [75]- [79] for stakeholders.…”

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Analysis of Three Levels of Product Potential of Rural Tourism Areas as A Buffer for the Borobudur National Strategic Area

Prasetyo,

Raharjo,

Rinawati

et al. 2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Pagoda Flower Park, Nepal Van Java, and Silancur Highland are three tourist sites initiated by the community, which have received great attention from visitors. The three locations in Kaliangkrik District have tourist attractions with uniqueness in each location. However, in its implementation, there are still various obstacles and structured problems within the boundaries of experience, organization, people, places, and ideas because the planning was not carried out properly and optimally. Knowing the potential of rural areas that can be standardized as leading tourism destinations through three-level a product approaches, providing recommendation options as the formation of a forerunner of rural areas with tourism potential. Qualitative description is used as a method in this study.

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Analysis of Three Levels of Product Potential of Rural Tourism Areas as A Buffer for the Borobudur National Strategic Area

Prasetyo,

Raharjo,

Rinawati

et al. 2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…The development of the Papua Province continues and is ongoing, but in the dynamics of policy, development, and society both in the political [2], social [3], economic [1], [4]- [8], and cultural fields and other fields, in 2022 the division of the Papua Province will be carried out, thus requiring policy adjustments. This study aims to explore and analyze policy adjustments to the GE in customary areas after the division of the Papua Province with limitations on mainstreaming [9]; stakeholder analysis [10]- [14]; communication strategy [10], [15]- [19]; financing and budgeting [20]- [22]; monitoring and evaluation [23]- [27] linked to a GE.…”

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Policy Adjustment Towards Green Economy in Customary Territory after the Expansion of Papua Province

Prasetyo,

Wahyudianto,

Layuk

et al. 2023

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This study examines policy adjustments toward a green economy in customary areas of Papua Province, Indonesia, after its division in 2022. It utilizes qualitative methods with secondary data sources from government policy documents. The analysis focuses on several key aspects: policy adjustments with restrictions on mainstreaming, stakeholder analysis, communication strategy, financing and budgeting, and monitoring and evaluation. The implementation of the green growth master plan in Papua Province is a significant initiative, setting a long-term development direction. The territorial division serves as a catalyst for accelerating the gradual transformation of resources and achieving sustainable community welfare. However, policy adjustments are necessary to address challenges in mainstreaming, stakeholder engagement, communication, financing, and monitoring. The implications include sustainable land use and allocation, integrated village development with natural resource management, a robust green commodity value chain, and innovative funding mechanisms for environmental services. These adjustments must consider boundary priorities, stakeholder sensitivity, tiered informal communication, stakeholder involvement in costs and budgets, and regular monitoring and evaluation processes.

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Caribbean Indigenous Experiences of Erasure: Movement, Memory and Knowing

Cited by 2 publications

References 4 publications

Analysis of Three Levels of Product Potential of Rural Tourism Areas as A Buffer for the Borobudur National Strategic Area

Analysis of Three Levels of Product Potential of Rural Tourism Areas as A Buffer for the Borobudur National Strategic Area

Policy Adjustment Towards Green Economy in Customary Territory after the Expansion of Papua Province

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