Freshwater Governance on Limboto Lake in Gorontalo Province of Indonesia

Rizal, Achmad; Subiyanto, .; Juahir, Hafizan; Lananan, Fathurrahman

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2019.00798.8

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“…These activities can also be described as "resulting" actions because they occur spontaneously due to movement and people's presence in the same spaces. Sociologist states that a social activity takes place when two people meet in the same area, see each other, and listen to each other, all of which are forms of contact and social interaction (Collins, 1983;Collins, 1993;Guy, 2010;Dael et al, 2012;Shen et al, 2013;Schmidttraub et al, 2017;Rizal et al, 2019).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Poverty is a concept that never runs out for discussion. Even though the conditions alleviation programs also never subsided by the government, often the results are still far from encouraging (Whyte, 1980;Jingnan et al, 2007;Paroda, 2012;Ray et al, 2012;Rizal et al, 2019;. So indeed, it takes interdisciplinary knowledge to translate what is meant by poverty.…”

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Social Morphology of Poverty in Tourism Area: A Thick Description Study in Parakansalak Village of Sukabumi, West Java, Indonesia

Rizal¹,

Apriliani²,

PERMANA³

2021

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This research discusses ecological relations in rural areas with the people, thereby placing it within the village's poverty frame for a long time. By taking the case in Parakansalak Village, Sukabumi District, West Java, Indonesia, this research is expected to contribute to poverty studies related to natural resources and the environment. Noting the Indonesian people's great work is poverty alleviation, this research tries to provide a rationale for several villages still in the puddle. Thus, the research method used is the ethnographic method so that the strong character gets what Clifford Geertz calls thick descriptions. The results of this study reveal the facts why this is so by raising several basic things, namely: a) associated with citizens as farmers who have a level of dependence on the land that is their source of livelihood in agriculture, b) in terms of agricultural land production which is very dependent in climate, c) the level of production is not enough to provide benefits for the fulfillment of the needs of farmers because of the absence of agricultural land - because the land is only limited by a handful of citizens, and d) creating a social structure that is fully agreed with the land, thus creating poverty as a form of social morphology. The impact of spatial production as a form of social morphology illustrates poverty conditions in Parakansalak Village.

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Social Morphology of Poverty in Tourism Area: A Thick Description Study in Parakansalak Village of Sukabumi, West Java, Indonesia

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Apriliani²,

PERMANA³

2021

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“…The complexity of tourism is caused by significant changes at the local, national, and international levels. In the context of this significant change, the policy environment on tourism has become a strategic medium for the government to market its tourism potential (UN- WTO, 2005;Rizal et al, 2019;Trip et al, 2021). In this condition, tourism policy becomes very strategic and essential in tourism development.…”

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“…For this reason, it is necessary to have an understanding for policymakers about the concept of good tourism planning. In various cases in Indonesia, planning is critical as a guide in future development (Rizal et al, 2019;Rizal et al, 2020b). Without comprehensive planning, tourism development can be carried out sustainably (Wagner et al, 2011;Butler, 2015;Zenker and Kock, 2020).…”

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“…Based on the results of research by Permana et al (2020), the cause of the decline in the quality of the coastal environment of Pangandaran District is thought to have come from three dominant sources, namely the concentration of population in the capital city of Pangandaran, industrial activities, and agricultural activities in the upper reaches of the Cikidang river and Cikembulan river. The concentrated urban population produces a large amount of solid and liquid waste (Rizal et al, 2019). The waste enters the Pangandaran coastal waters and results in silting the coast and changes in water quality parameters such as DO (Dissolved Oxygen / Oxygen Demand) content, BOD (Biological Oxygen Demand) value, COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) value, and the appearance of toxic and eutrophied compounds.…”

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Sustainable Management Policy Strategy of Coastal Tourism in Pangandaran District, Indonesia

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Apriliani²,

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2021

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One of the crucial coastal tourism is a region of Pangandaran District coastal tourism. The area represented a coastal region that has various exploiting characteristics and interconnected one another. The primary purpose of this research is to analyze the sustainable management policy strategy of coastal tourism. To reach the especial target, hence there are some activities which require to be conducted as a particular target that is (1) identifying determinant in the future, (2) determining strategic target and importance of the main stakeholder ; and (3) defining and describe of evolution possibility of future. The prospective analysis was conducted to yield a sustainable regional development scenario of coastal tourism in Pangandaran District, with determining key factors that affect system performance. From various possibilities that could happen, is formulated three regional development scenario of Pangandaran District coastal tourism to come, that are : 1) Conservative - Pessimistic by conducting to repair of main key factor only, 2) Moderate - Optimistic by conducting repair about 50 % of the primary key attribute (factor), 3) Progressive - Optimistic by conducting repair to entire key attribute (factor). To increase sustainable status forwards (long-period), a scenario that must be conducted to increase the regional sustainable development status of the coastal of Pangandaran District is Progressive – Optimistic by conducting repair by totally to all sensitive attribute so that all dimension become sustainable for coastal region development.

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Economic Valuation and the Determinants of Demand Factors of Bandung Strawberry Agrotourism, West Java, Indonesia

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SACHOEMAR²,

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Strawberry agrotourism is the most extensive strawberry farming in Bandung, West Java. This agrotourism has the potential for nature, tourism, conservation, and regional economic potential. This research aims to identify the characteristics and assessment of visitors, identify factors influencing tourism demand, and estimate the value of the agrotourism economy. The economic value is analyzed using the method of TCM (Travel Cost Method). This method is calculated based on total consumer surplus, travel cost coefficient, and respondent visits. The average travel cost incurred by 379 respondents during the trip is IDR. 413,699, and the total cost of the entire journey is IDR.156,792,000. The surplus of consumer visits is IDR. 12,670, and the individual consumer surplus visits are IDR.33. The economic value generated for one year is IDR. 237,600. The factors that influence the demand are income, distance, and time to know the location. At the same time, the factors that do not affect the market are travel cost, education, number of dependents in the family, gender, and age of visitors.

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Freshwater Governance on Limboto Lake in Gorontalo Province of Indonesia

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Social Morphology of Poverty in Tourism Area: A Thick Description Study in Parakansalak Village of Sukabumi, West Java, Indonesia

Social Morphology of Poverty in Tourism Area: A Thick Description Study in Parakansalak Village of Sukabumi, West Java, Indonesia

Sustainable Management Policy Strategy of Coastal Tourism in Pangandaran District, Indonesia

Economic Valuation and the Determinants of Demand Factors of Bandung Strawberry Agrotourism, West Java, Indonesia

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