Challenges of community-based forest management with local institutional differences between South Korea and Indonesia

Purnomo, Eko Priyo; Ramdani, Rijal; Salsabila, Lubna; Choi, Jin-Wook

doi:10.1080/09614524.2020.1749561

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“…The data analysis showed that the mean scores of the association members were higher than overall mean scores of the country in five areas -home ownership, education, employment and income, society and culture, and rights and justice (Purnomo, Ramdani, Salsabila and Choi, 2020). The association members had a mean score of 6.7, compared to 4.51 in the country in home ownership (National Statistical Office, 2018).…”

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Human Security of Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association Members: The Case of Thailand

Aimimtham¹,

Panyasing²,

Kampaengsirichai³

et al. 2020

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Purpose: This research has three objectives to fulfill, and to make a comparison between the Human Security of Khon Kaen Pensionable Officials and the Elderly Association Members of Thailand with the Human Security at national level. Design/Methodology/Approach: The samplings are the members of Khon Kaen Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association by a mixed technique, quantitative with questionnaire method and qualitative method by an in-depth interview. Findings: The findings of Human Security level adjusted from Human Security standard of Social Development and Human Security Bureau, Ministry of Social Development and Human Security commences with higher average score than the national level covering the shelter ownership, education, work and income, society and culture, rights and justice. The lower average of human security than the national level was found in five aspects as well. There are health, family, personal security, social support and political participation. Practical Implications: In Thailand, particularly in the Northeast, the number of elderly is increasing and it is the largest group of the country. It is thus necessary to prepare the appropriate public services to ensure their quality of life. The research findings are of beneficial to the Social Development and Human Security Ministry to utilize them into practice for sustainable both in physical and mental human security of the elderly. This means the value of efficient elderly will be aware in specific ways by the responsible authorities. Originality/Value: The significant condition to enhance the wellbeing of mankind is human security both in life and in properties. In the early age, the need for security might not be as high as for elderly persons which are increasing proportionally.

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Human Security of Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association Members: The Case of Thailand

Aimimtham¹,

Panyasing²,

Kampaengsirichai³

et al. 2020

IJEBA

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“…The financial resources of large companies can easily influence local actors to conduct illegal activities for the benefit of companies. Nine of the dozen oil palm groups that had the largest area of burned land in their concessions between 2015 and 2019 did not receive any serious civil or administrative sanctions [8]. The same case can be seen in Brazil, where the local actors are often blamed for starting most forest fires [10].…”

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“…However, individual behaviors and corporate industry elements were also determined as other major driving factors in forest fires [7]. Land burning is also utilized to clear agricultural land areas (for example, to cultivate oil palm) since this technique is relatively inexpensive and simple [8,9]. The financial resources of large companies can easily influence local actors to conduct illegal activities for the benefit of companies.…”

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“…In the present study, we looked at forest fires as a complex issue by analyzing the Supreme Court Decisions (the permanent legal degrees) made pertaining to this problem. For example, several large companies, involving local actors, have made the issue of forest fires more complicated [8,9]. The rulings on illegal activities and violations are decided by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia.…”

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“…The rulings on illegal activities and violations are decided by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia. Examining the Supreme Court ruling documents will help to find actors who are prone to prosecution and actors who are immune to the law [8]. The Supreme Court is a cassation court, the purpose of which is to foster consistency in the application of the law through cassation decisions and re-examination to ensure that all laws and regulations throughout the territory of the Republic of Indonesia are applied fairly, appropriately, and correctly [8].…”

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Forest fires in Indonesia are of a local, national, and global concern, which is why the activities of local actors have emerged as a new problem in Indonesia, especially in Kalimantan. The current study employed a network content analysis method to examine the involvement of actors in forest fire cases based on Supreme Court decisions, complemented by several reputable online news sources such as kompas.com, detik.com, and tribun.com. By examining the cases, the actors involved were able to be identified as key actors, contest setters, and subject actors. Key actors, referring to companies and landowners, were found to have high correlations between one another. Moreover, key actors were observed to be involved in providing funds for land clearing or burning, yet they remained legally untouchable. Meanwhile, contest setters—permanent employees—were found to be the most involved in land burning/clearing, and they were often convicted in the Supreme Court rulings as they were merely commoners, farmers, and jobseekers in need of cash. Nevertheless, the subject actors, i.e., jobseekers and farm workers, were seen to have a weak relationship with key actors in the Supreme Court rulings, particularly in terms of forest burning and its operational funding.

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Hayati

2020

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Challenges of community-based forest management with local institutional differences between South Korea and Indonesia

Cited by 21 publications

References 18 publications

Human Security of Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association Members: The Case of Thailand

Human Security of Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association Members: The Case of Thailand

The Kalimantan Forest Fires: An Actor Analysis Based on Supreme Court Documents in Indonesia

Forest-Based Climate Change Social Interventions: Towards a Theoretical Framework

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