Action-Collaborative Networks of the Regional Government on Land and Forest Fire Restraint in Pelalawan District, Riau Province

Abstract

The problems of forest and land fires continue to overshadow in Riau Province and Pelalawan District including the contributors of fire spots of forest and land fires. The handling and control of forest and land fires run during this time tend to be incidental and focus on the aspect of fire suppression only. The extinguishing and controlling of forest and land fires fire has been undertaken by several agencies in the local government organization of Pelalawan District. While the relationship between the agencies is more information share and informational relationship and the deployment of resource assistance is limited to the capacity of each organization during the occurrence of forest and land fires only, not led to a collaborative multi-disciplinary working approach (inter-organizational collaborative network) in the area of local government. This research aims to Described the management situation of forest and land fires that took place in Pelalawan District, conducting analysis and academic studies on the practice of Network Inter-Organization by controlling forest and land fires (Karhutla) in Pelalawan District, and formulating model Inter-organizational network-based organizations that can be applied to regional government of Pelalawan District in every bureaucracy organizations. The study used a qualitative descriptive approach with reference to literature studies and interview reluct collection by (Agranoff i McGuire, 2003).

Sipongi System: Navigating and fostering collaboration in Indonesia

“…In addition, the Sipongi System facilitates collaboration among many stakeholders by sharing information and coordination among various parties engaged in fire control (Fithriyyah et al, 2020). The entities encompassed in this category consist of governmental bodies, local communities, fire task groups, and other pertinent organisations (Fithriyyah et al, 2020).…”

“…In addition, the Sipongi System facilitates collaboration among many stakeholders by sharing information and coordination among various parties engaged in fire control (Fithriyyah et al, 2020). The entities encompassed in this category consist of governmental bodies, local communities, fire task groups, and other pertinent organisations (Fithriyyah et al, 2020). Through collaborative efforts and exchanging knowledge, resources, and information, stakeholders can augment their combined ability to prevent, manage, and alleviate forest and land fires.…”

Bibliometric Analysis: Forest Fire Controlling Policy in Indonesia

“…Several authors have researched on forest fire controlling policy (Alamsyah, Saptawan, Ermanovida, & Yustian, 2019;Asteriniah & Sutina, 2017;Budiningsih, 2017;Fadlillah, Basuni, & Sunarminto, 2017;Fithriyyah, Suwitri, Warella, & Yuliani, 2020;Fitriani., Rianawati, & Maryati, 2018;Kemal Putra, Hero Saharjo, & Wasis, 2019;Khalwani, 2016;Maylani & Mashur, 2019;Purnomo et al, 2017;Rahmah, 2017;Sawerah, Muljono, & Tjitropranoto, 2016;Sayendri, 2016;Setiawan S, 2019;Supriyanto & Syarifudin, 2018). From these researches, each author has a different research focus dealing with forest fire controlling policy covering policy analysis (Supriyanto & Syarifudin, 2018); community participation (Fadlillah et al, 2017;Fitriani.…”

“…From these researches, each author has a different research focus dealing with forest fire controlling policy covering policy analysis (Supriyanto & Syarifudin, 2018); community participation (Fadlillah et al, 2017;Fitriani. et al, 2018;Sawerah et al, 2016;Sayendri, 2016); policy implementation (Budiningsih, 2017) collaborative governance (Maylani & Mashur, 2019) policy effectiveness (Khalwani, 2016;Rahmah, 2017); institution (Kemal Putra et al, 2019;Suhendri & Purnomo, 2017); actor-network (Alamsyah et al, 2019;Fithriyyah et al, 2020;Purnomo et al, 2017).…”

Weaving the Nodes: Actor Relations in Forest Fire Handling

“…Forest fires handling have been widely carried out with a focus as illustrated by the keywords forest fires handling, which are presented in Figure 1. This research includes examining forest fires handling from the perspective of actor-networks (27,37,39), media agenda building (40), policy implementation (41), GIS-based information system (42), intelligent Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) nodes and a Social Internet of Things (SIoT) platform (43), and collaboration governance (44). Prior study had been carried out to see the actor roles in the case of misused land.…”