Framework of sustainable development planning in Indonesia

Dariah, Atih Rohaeti; Mafruhat, Ade Yunita; Hendrakusumah, Ernawati

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1375/1/012028

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“…In implementing the SDGs, Indonesia takes the lead, is very responsive, and is more structured. Indonesia already has indicators similar to global indicators, proxy indicators, and additional indicators that enrich global indicators [4].…”

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Evaluation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Indicators in Wantilan, Subang Regency, 2021

Faishal Mahdy,

Agustin Nuriani Sirodj

et al. 2023

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Sustainable development goals (SDGs) are a global agenda as the successor of the millennium development goals (SDGs) with a broader, holistic, and universal vision. The SDGs contain 17 goals, 169 targets, and 289 indicators which are used as a reference for local governments in developing their territories. In measuring success at the rural level, a categorization is used in the form of the Indeks Desa Membangun (IDM), which is formed based on three indices, namely, the social resilience index, the economic resilience index, and the ecological or environmental index. Wantilan is one of the villages with IDM status as a developed village located in Subang Regency. The status of the IDM needs to be upgraded to become an independent village by taking into account local government policies that are also related to the SDGs indicators. In addition, the condition of Wantilan Village which experienced a transition from being an agricultural area to an industrial area requires an evaluation of the achievement of the SDGs indicators. There are 4 areas of discussion related to SDGs available on the Wantilan Village Dashboard, including employment and education. The results of this study indicate that the achievement of certain SDGs indicators, especially in the fields of education and employment, has not met the expected targets. Keywords: achievement, IDM, rural, SDGs, Wantilan

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confidence: 99%

Evaluation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Indicators in Wantilan, Subang Regency, 2021

Faishal Mahdy,

Agustin Nuriani Sirodj

et al. 2023

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“…Gaps between rural and urban areas need to be continuously reduced by various transformative efforts. SDGs plan to increase public involvement to make a scenario plan [11]. Through funding, agricultural, mining, plantation, and marine sectors should solve the village's economic problems [12,13].…”

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Transforming Rural Economy Through Community-Based Tourism with Village-Owned Enterprise (BUMDES, Badan Usaha Milik Desa) - A Case Study: Cibiru Wetan, Pagerwangi and Cipamekar Villages, Indonesia

Tarlani¹,

Dariah²,

Rani³

2022

IJSDP

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The main economic potential in the village should have a positive impact on the welfare of village community. Through BUMDES, it is hoped that villages can increase income, expand job opportunities and increase family economic resilience. The process of transforming the village economy takes a long time. One of them is through the realization of the village's superior economic potential development planning. This action research emphasizes on exploring the potential of three villages in Indonesia to be transformed into tourist villages. Pagerwangi, Cibiru Wetan, and Cipamekar are considered developed and independent where village-owned enterprises (BUMDES, Badan Usaha Milik Desa) have contributed to the community. The data collection method was done by primary survey as conducting partisipatory Business Model Canvas (BMC) workshops to identify the village's economic potential (tourism sector) and exploring through semi-structured interviews to some of villages stakeholder. These data were analysed using qualitative-descriptive analysis. We found that each village has agreed to transform into a tourist village. By employing business model canvas workshop, each village had been guided on their respective models so that the community-based Tourism model for each village can provide a large multiplier effect on the economy due to backward and forward linkages.

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“…However, all this time the effort is still biased in ethnocentric west, and can consider local wisdom both tradition, religion and sociocultural scope that already exists. So that it can add sustainable development plans effectively (Dariah & All., 2019).…”

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Industrial Park and Foreign Investment for Sustainable Development in Indonesia

2021

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In this era of globalization, foreign investment no longer needs to be seen as a threat. On the other hand, foreign investment can be considered as a driving force for national development, including for Indonesia as a developing country, including the construction of Industrial Parks. This study aims to determine the potential and challenges of foreign investment in the development of industrial estates in Indonesia. This paper uses a qualitative descriptive method, where this study describes events that occur and is intended to describe existing phenomena, both natural and human engineering. As a result, this paper finds that the Indonesian government has begun to improve infrastructure so that it is also sufficient to be one of the supporting factors. With a good location and infrastructure, the company's business activities become more effective. And more importantly, the Indonesian government is also willing to provide some fiscal facilities and licensing facilities related to company activities even though they are slightly contrary to sustainable development. Therefore, this research will contribute to the process of increasing foreign investment for sustainable development in Indonesia.

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Framework of sustainable development planning in Indonesia

Cited by 4 publications

References 29 publications

Evaluation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Indicators in Wantilan, Subang Regency, 2021

Evaluation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Indicators in Wantilan, Subang Regency, 2021

Transforming Rural Economy Through Community-Based Tourism with Village-Owned Enterprise (BUMDES, Badan Usaha Milik Desa) - A Case Study: Cibiru Wetan, Pagerwangi and Cipamekar Villages, Indonesia

Industrial Park and Foreign Investment for Sustainable Development in Indonesia

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