Gaduhan: Madurese Traditional Cattle Sharing Program in Economic and Social Persepctive

Prasetyono,; Rakhmawati, Yuliana

doi:10.2991/icss-19.2019.5

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“…Indonesians implemented various philanthropy in their daily life in old-fashioned ways. Indonesian's ancestors in Madura had developed similar philanthropy social activity in cattle sharing system tradition (Prasetyono & Rakhmawati, 2019). The cattle sharing tradition bridges the economic philanthropy in business terminology where profit and loss sharing management is carried out with the principle of helping fellow investors (cattle owners) and cattle farmers (sharer).…”

Section: Madura Cattle Sharing: Local Traits and Customs Economymentioning

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“…Philanthropy tradition tolong bi nolong in cattle sharing by Madurese aims at the interest of all parties. Madura cattle sharing has a unique side that walks side by side with economic and social dimensions (Prasetyono & Rakhmawati, 2019). Stakeholders take a social part to help the farmers with low income.…”

Section: Madura Cattle Sharing: Local Traits and Customs Economymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The attachment of culture and local wisdom influences the cattle sharing practice by the Madurese. The Madurese practices and values the local wisdom differently (Prasetyono & Rakhmawati, 2019). This statement follows Suharto (2015) that the traditional social protection system in Indonesia is formed from the safety net of families and communities and has proven to be unable to adapt to the demands of a liberal market economy.…”

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confidence: 98%

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Recently, modern philanthropy practices tends to relate with corporations, organizations, and institutions activities. Meanwhile in some Indonesia’s regions, philanthropy is not always present in that context. Madura is one of the regional that traditionally uses philanthropic patterns in its economic activities as social and cultural traits and custom. Therefore, this research attempt to describe the traditional philanthropy in Madurese. This research uses qualitative perspective and employed Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) to gain the local perspective experience and meaning construction in traditional philanthropy through cattle sharing program. Parties involve in this research are the breeders or cattle farmers and local investors. The research found that Madurese traditional economic philanthropy activities are carried out in a cattle sharing practice with local wisdom principle. Madurese local philanthropy pattern has the context of reducing breeding risk or loss if the cattle are sicks or death. These activities seem to be quite helpful in strengthening the helping spirit and strengthening the local traits and customs economy. Hence, by conducting the value of tolong bi nolong local people tends to practice philanthropic engagement. The future studies could explore more culturally and institutionally structured management to enhance this good practice sustainability.

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Section: Madura Cattle Sharing: Local Traits and Customs Economymentioning

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“…By 2030, the world's population will reach five billion and 60 percent of them will live in cities (Prasetyono, 2017). This waste problem is one of the topics in developing countries, especially for cities that are experiencing rapid progress (Tsheleza, et.al, 2017).…”

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Analysis of Community Willingness to Pay in Waste Management

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This article examines the public's willingness to pay, considering that the local revenue data from the waste levy has not reached the 2022 target, while population growth, economic growth and changes in consumption patterns have experienced changes that affect the amount of waste generation in the city of Pekanbaru.The purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of education, income and work community on willingness to pay in waste management. The sample is 100 heads of families. The sampling technique is done by purposive sampling. The results of the hypothesis test show that the education variable and the job variable do not significantly influence expenses. While income is proven to have a significant effect on paying expenses. It was also found that simultaneously the variables of education, income and work influence the awareness of paying. Furthermore, it is obtained that payment receipts are influenced by changes in the values of education, income, and employment variables of 31.9% while 68.1% are determined by other variables that are not in this research model.

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“…The results show that characteristics of the respondents in the traditional system and the institution system are similar regarding age and livestock experience, but show differences in educational attainment, a number of family members, and the commercial scale. Beef cattle farmers who follow the system of partnerships with the institution profit share system are mainly at secondary level (45.4%; Prasetyono & Rakhmawati, 2019;Wulanda & Faizah, 2019;Siregar et al, 2018). Domestic cattle sharing system is one of the local wisdoms that is still maintained to strengthen the household economy.…”

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Profit Sharing Risk: Accountability Values in Local Cattle Sharing System

Prasetyono

Rakhmawati

As'ad

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Beef cattle's sharing is an Indonesian traditional economic system that is formed naturally based on local wisdom values. Even though it is done traditionally, the principles of good cooperation have been practiced. Based on that, this research aims to describe the economic perspective, particularly the accountability values embedded in Indonesia's local cattle sharing system. This research employs a case study to obtain the accountability values in two local, regional cattle sharing locations in Java and Madura. Informants of this research are local cattle farmers, investors, and middlemen. Data analysis uses a single case-multilevel analysis method. The study results show that Javanese's accountability values apply in "mantep-mantepan lan percoyo" wisdom or mutualism trust. Meanwhile, the Madurese perform accountability values in "oreng jujur bakal pojur" or honest man will get his luck. The value of local wisdom affinity is also carried out in profit sharing management. The Javanese and Madurese considerate accountability in cattle sharing system based on mutual support within parties involved and brotherhood establishment. The added value of the local wisdom tends to reduce the profits sharing risk obtained by the parties.

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Gaduhan: Madurese Traditional Cattle Sharing Program in Economic and Social Persepctive

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Traditional Economic Philanthropy: Evidence From Madurese Altruism Local Pattern

Traditional Economic Philanthropy: Evidence From Madurese Altruism Local Pattern

Analysis of Community Willingness to Pay in Waste Management

Profit Sharing Risk: Accountability Values in Local Cattle Sharing System

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