Collective Action Model: Facing Temporary Loss Income while the Rubber Replanting Program

Novra, Ardi; Suparjo,

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/518/1/012059

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“…Sharia mutual funds can be one of the means in promoting financial inclusion program as it can be reached by all groups, especially small investors or retailers Asmara and Abubakar (2019). Furthermore, it is stated that the development of the financing concept of the CSQI model is expected to be able to minimize the occurrence of price speculation, reduce the trend of increasing beef cattle commodity prices from year to year (price stabilization) and provide investment certainty for smallholder livestock businesses and at the same time ensuring the quality and quantity of cattle for Qurban participants Novra and Suparjo (2020). Figure 1 .…”

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“…In situ trychokompos is a mixture of solid waste from cow pen and plant residues including legumes and dry grass which is processed into compost using the biological agent trychoderma decomposer. The TCI production process can be grouped into 3 (three) stages, namely preparation of raw materials (collection and drying), composting and post-composting, namely harvesting and packaging Novra and Suparjo (2020). Biourine plus is biourine that has been added by several biopharmaceutical plants (empon-empon).…”

Section: Promotion and Marketing Of Csqi Program Servicesmentioning

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Cheap Syariah Qurban Investment (Csqi) Program: Determining Factors of Potential Participants Decision Making

Novra

Adriani

Oktavia

et al. 2021

Int. J. Res. Granthaalayah

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The evaluation of community service activities (CSA) for the regional superior product development program (RSDP) is to analyze qurban behavior and the determining factors that influence program decisions. A survey of 87 participants in the CSQI program surgery was conducted online from several groups, both experienced and inexperienced as committee members and qurban worship participants. The results of the evaluation of potential candidates for qurban participants show that generally the sources of information coming from academics, practitioners and the bureaucracy are interested (56.17%) to participate in the CSQM program, while the parties have not decided (42.52%) and are not interested at all (2,29%). A person's experience both in participating in the management of qurban activities and as a participant does not significantly influence their decision to join the CSQI program. The decision to participate in the CSQI program is determined by the payment system, the information they receive and the level of their readiness to face qurban activities in the next period. Based on the results of the evaluation, it can be concluded that the promotion and marketing policies of the CSQI program need to be improved or modified in order to provide clear information and provide an alternative arisan (installment) repayment system and so that the effectiveness is focused on the target market segment in the form of religious-related qurban management institutions, offices and neighborhood association.

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Cheap Syariah Qurban Investment (Csqi) Program: Determining Factors of Potential Participants Decision Making

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“…In addition, Indonesia is still the second leading rubber exporter in the world [3]. Rubber is also the main agricultural commodity in Jambi Province which provides the highest GDP income from the non-oil and gas sector [4].…”

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Farming Support Systems for Smallholders Rubber Production in Jambi, Indonesia

Yardha

Izhar

Salwati

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Rubber is one of the important agricultural commodities in Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia. However, in developing rubber, especially smallholder plantations, there are still many obstacles existence. One of the efforts to overcome these problems is through the adoption of location-specific technological innovations. This paper described the efforts to introduce and disseminate local-specific rubber technology innovations in Jambi. Activities were carried out in several farmers’ plantations for several years (from 2010 to 2018). Numerous activities were applied in farmer fields such as assisting disease (JAP) control fertilization technology, training (SL-JAP) in replanting program, reducing dirty product contain (KKK)<55%, directing farmers to produce wind sheets and clean rubber products, increasing the role of farmer groups to partner with the private sector. The results showed that through mentoring and the introduction of site-specific technology: the average rubber productivity at the farmer level ranged from 1-1.2 tonnes/ha/year, in terms of the potential production can be reached up to 1.5-2 tonnes/ha/year, replanting, seeding, and improvement of seed quality, balanced fertilization recommendation, tapping shoot pattern and maintenance, and handling of harvest and post-harvest rubber products. The dissemination technologies that have been carried out by the Jambi AIAT as above will be described further in this paper.

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Compost fertilizer business supply chain management strategy for stability of potential added value of waste raw materials in Jambi province, Indonesia

Novra¹,

Fatati²,

Devitriano³

et al. 2023

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This article describes strategies and policies for compost development based on the potential value-addition (VA) of waste raw materials and the problems faced in the supply chain. This research, which was conducted in the central area of smallholder oil palm plantations in Jambi province in Indonesia, is important because it is an integral part of the oil palm farmer's household independence efforts in the face of temporary income loss during the oil palm replanting program. In general, this study aims to develop a supply chain management strategy to maintain added value stability by ensuring the availability and price stability of the supply of waste raw materials, and product marketing policies in dealing with a single buyer (monopsony market). The data collected consisted of group historical data, interviews, and participatory observations. The method of analysis was descriptive based on data analysis using a value-added approach in a supply chain management framework. The research results show that: 1) the compost developed is not only able to provide VA but also encourages an increase in the selling value of the waste, 2) varies VA of is waste influenced by the price factor compared to the proportion of its use, 3) the VA is quite sensitive to changes on output price. The problem encountered in the downstream supply chain is the increase in the price of raw material for solid waste in cowsheds due to the gap between demand and supply. The level of availability of raw materials for cowshed solid waste depends on efforts to accelerate livestock population growth, such as through the implementation of sharia-based profit-sharing investments. In the upstream supply chain, the weak bargaining position of compost entrepreneurs due to the monopsony market has caused output prices to drop dramatically. The monopsony market that is faced has resulted in the low bargaining power of the compost business groups in price negotiating. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that government intervention is urgently needed to encourage the development of organic crop cultivation to create a more diversified market demand for compost. Key words: compost, organic, palm oil, raw material, solid, strategy, waste

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Collective Action Model: Facing Temporary Loss Income while the Rubber Replanting Program

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Cheap Syariah Qurban Investment (Csqi) Program: Determining Factors of Potential Participants Decision Making

Cheap Syariah Qurban Investment (Csqi) Program: Determining Factors of Potential Participants Decision Making

Farming Support Systems for Smallholders Rubber Production in Jambi, Indonesia

Compost fertilizer business supply chain management strategy for stability of potential added value of waste raw materials in Jambi province, Indonesia

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