Empowerment Strategy of Marginal Group for Rusunawa Rawabebek Residents

Abstract

This paper describes the empowerment strategy for the marginal community in Rawabebek residents in DKI Jakarta. Research Objectives for: 1). Analyzing the assistance through empowerment given to the relocation of residents in the low-cost housing. 2). Finding Supporting and Inhibiting Factors. The method used is descriptive with. Qualitative Approach. Data collection techniques: Observation, Interview, Documentation and FGD. Informant Withdrawal Techniques: Purposive and Accidental Sampling. Data Analysis: MaccNabb, Data Validity Test: Triangulation. Research Results: The strategy of empowerment use direct action with a group cycle approach through the establishment of a waste bank in each group of residents of Rawabebek Rusunawa. Supporting factors are the strong desire of participants to make changes, especially increasing income. The inhibiting factor is that there are still residents who have not received complete information, not all information has reached all residents, there are still residents who do not understand the importance of a garbage bank.