Collaborative Governance Model on Agricultural Business in Banten, Indonesia

Hikmawan, M Dian; Hamid, Abdul; Nurrohman, Bayu; Ramadhan, Gilang; Mayrudin, Yeby Ma’asan

doi:10.21776/ub.transformative.2020.006.02.3

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“…Drivers mobilize the three components of CG dynamics (shared motivation, principled participation and joint capacity) to produce actions and impacts, and in turn adaption. In a study, Hikmawan et al ( 2020 ) presented the Collaborative Governance Model on Agricultural Business in Indonesia. In this paper, it will be shown that Lam San has succeeded in creating collaboration dynamics based on drivers such as loosening legal and economic frameworks for action, good local leadership, price incentives from the international pepper market, stimulating contacts with foreign companies.…”

Section: Theoretical Overview Of Collaborative and Inter-organization...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Developing a Flexible Form of Collaborative and Inter-Organizational Governance: The Small Farmer-Focused Governance Model in Lam San Commune (Vietnam)

Dung

Schmied

Chinh

2022

Glob J Flex Syst Manag

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Over the past 40 years, agriculture has played a particularly important role in Vietnam’s economic development and socio-economic stability. The sector has guaranteed food security, income and jobs for more than 50 percent of the rural population and contributed to overall poverty reduction. Moreover, it is the only sector with an export surplus in the whole economy. These achievements have not been easy because Vietnam’s agriculture is small scale, still fairly backward, inefficient and hampered by the fact that “Farmers think seasonally, enterprises think business, governments think legislature” (Minister Le Minh Hoan, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, 2018). Since 2002, the Government has developed many important policies in agriculture to promote collaboration between the main stakeholders (government–enterprises–farmers–scientists) to overcome the situation of the fragmented linkages. In this context, CG (Collaborative Governance) and IOG (Inter-Organizational Governance) are considered keys to success. This paper points out the necessity of CG and IOG in agricultural production in Vietnam and presents the Small Farmer-Focused Governance (SFFG) model applied in Lam San commune, in the province of Dong Nai. This model—so-called “farmers and enterprise under one roof”—can work like a “governance bubble” (i.e., shrink and expand) and thus take advantage of the flexibility of IOG to improve the production and export of pepper or another cash crop.

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Section: Theoretical Overview Of Collaborative and Inter-organization...mentioning

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Developing a Flexible Form of Collaborative and Inter-Organizational Governance: The Small Farmer-Focused Governance Model in Lam San Commune (Vietnam)

Dung

Schmied

Chinh

2022

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“…Indonesian people generally identify food only with rice. However, with the current food diversification, it is hoped that it will be able to bring up other food commodities that can increase people's accessibility to food (Hikmawan 2020). Achieving food security can be done by empowering humans and cultivating various food commodities (Mayrudin 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

Food Innovation and Local Social Movement: The Case of Juang Community of Lebak, Indonesia

Riswanda

Hikmawan²,

Nurrohman³

et al. 2022

JASSR

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This article aims to describe how the movement carried out by the Juang Community of Lebak, Indonesia, encouraged and empowered the community to develop honey bee cultivation in Lebak Regency amidst the growing issue of local food innovation and diversification. This study contributes to the studies of the movement of honey bee cultivation, which are so far still understudied. Research on honey bees commonly focuses on collaboration with government or community empowerment. This study, however, tries to look at the social movements aimed at developing honey production in local contexts using a qualitative research method with a descriptive approach. The results show that the Juang Community of Lebak was a driving force for the community in Kampung Buana in cultivating honey bees. It attempted various activities such as building collaboration, strengthening and developing resources, and seeking wider networks for a more open market. However, the movement had difficulties in establishing good collaboration from various parties to jointly develop the potential of honey bees in Lebak Regency.

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“…Information and knowledge for the community and the authorities regarding Sustainable Food Agricultural Land (LP2B) which should be introduced and socialized is a problem or obstacle and it is feared that it can increase changes in agricultural land use (Daulay, et al, 2014;Widowaty & Wahid, 2021). If the change in the use of agricultural land that has good agricultural potential and carrying capacity occurs, the agricultural land will be narrower and agricultural land that has been designated as Sustainable Food Agricultural Land (LP2B) which has good carrying capacity for agriculture will continue to decrease (Janti, et al, 2016;Hikmawan, et al, 2020). If agricultural land continues to decrease, the potential and agricultural yields in this region will decrease as well (Nurchamidah, 2017).…”

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Study of Sustainable Food Agricultural Land (LP2B) Using Spatial Approach South Pringsewu District

Miswar

Salsabilla

Yarmaidi

et al. 2021

IJMMU

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This study aims to examine the distribution pattern and factors that influence the distribution of Sustainable Food Agricultural Land (LP2B) in the southern part of Pringsewu Regency in 2020. This study uses a descriptive research method. The population in this study were 9 sub-districts in Pringsewu district and the research samples were Pringsewu District, Gading Rejo District, Ambarawa District, Pardasuka District, and Pagelaran District. In this study data collection using observation, interviews and documentation techniques. Data analysis technique with a spatial approach (spatial) is used as a basis in describing and analyzing research results. The results showed: (1) The distribution pattern of Sustainable Food Agricultural Land (LP2B) in the southern part of Pringsewu Regency was clustered (2) Factors affecting the distribution of Sustainable Food Agricultural Land (LP2B) of Pringsewu Regency were physical factors and social factors. Physical factors are slope, rainfall, soil type, and water availability. Next, social factors are population, and conservation.

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Collaborative Governance Model on Agricultural Business in Banten, Indonesia

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

Developing a Flexible Form of Collaborative and Inter-Organizational Governance: The Small Farmer-Focused Governance Model in Lam San Commune (Vietnam)

Developing a Flexible Form of Collaborative and Inter-Organizational Governance: The Small Farmer-Focused Governance Model in Lam San Commune (Vietnam)

Food Innovation and Local Social Movement: The Case of Juang Community of Lebak, Indonesia

Study of Sustainable Food Agricultural Land (LP2B) Using Spatial Approach South Pringsewu District

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