Household adaptation address strategy in dealing with the ecological establishment in the expansion of palm plantation in Mamuju Central District, Indonesia

Fatmasari, Reni; Salman, Darmawan; Darma, Rahim; Musa, Yunus

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/235/1/012029

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“…The adaptation or survival strategy is important to examine because it provides insight into how households manage and utilizes their resource and capital assets through certain activities. [11] found that a survival strategy is a person's ability to apply a set of methods to overcome numerous challenges that surround his/her existence; this problem-solving strategy is essentially the ability of all family members to manage their assets. Smallholder farmers' livelihood strategies usually can be divided into three types (active, passive, and networking strategies).…”

Section: Family Adaptationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Family resilience of smallholder farmers in Indonesia’s oil palm plantation

Pradipta,

Romdiati,

Setiawan

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Problems about family are still analyzed in general and do not specifically look at the livelihood aspect. Whereas from the social sciences lensed, livelihood is the main factor that significantly contributes to the resilience of family. One of the family issues which became a major problem in Indonesia is family resilience in the oil palm plantation context. Families in the plantation sector always have tremendous challenges either from internal, external, or structural layers. At the internal level, families have to bear with psychological and physical issues which may trigger them to become more vulnerable. From an external level, the work ambiance in palm plantations, as well as price fluctuation and access to financial capital, may threaten the families who work and live surrounding palm plantations. Furthermore, from a structural level, families have to deal with biased and unfair regulations which undeniably make them much poorer and more suffered. This study aimed to analyze the vivid condition of smallholder families in the oil palm plantation context and how they deal with those challenges. Besides, this study also aimed to formulate some strategies to make them become a resilient family. This study used qualitative methods, by conducting FGDs and in-depth interviews with smallholder farmers of oil palm plantations as key informants in two different plantation areas in Indonesia; Lampung and Kalimantan.

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Section: Family Adaptationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Family resilience of smallholder farmers in Indonesia’s oil palm plantation

Pradipta,

Romdiati,

Setiawan

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Economically, the shift of these farmers provides quite good benefits, as research conducted in Pasangkayu Regency showed a better income difference after converting agricultural land into oil palm plantations [5]. However, this land conversion impacts the reduction of agricultural food land and creates a livelihood system dilemma in several villages [9] and forces households to adopt specific livelihood strategies in dealing with changing ecological conditions [10].…”

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Impact of Palm Plantations In West Sulawesi Province: A Preliminary Study

Anas

Naping

Salman

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Based on data from BPS-Statistics of West Sulawesi Province, vast oil palm plantations in West Sulawesi province continued to increase. This increase in the area of oil palm plantations had led to the conversion of land functions from cocoa plantations, rice fields, ponds and forests to oil palm plantations. This study This study aimed to explore the various impacts of land conversion into oil palm plantations. This study used secondary data and descriptive methods to describe the impacts that occurred when the land conversion was carried out. The results of this study indicated the occurrence of various impacts, for example, reduced rice farmers and reduced food agricultural land, changes from polyculture plantations to palm oil monocultures, changes in regional hydrological conditions and agrarian disputes.

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“…Adaptasi sosio-ekonomi terhadap peristiwa ekologis adalah keniscayaan yang harus dilakukan masyarakat untuk dapat bertahan hidup. Sebagaimana ditunjukkan juga oleh Fatmasari et al(2019) yang meneliti proses adaptasi strategi nafkah petani akibat terjadinya perubahan ekologis karena maraknya penanaman sawit di Mamuju Tengah. Massifnya perkebunan kelapa sawit oleh para investor di wilayah tersebut telah merubah strategi nafkah petani dari petani padi di sawah menjadi petani kelapa sawit kecil dan pengumpul rumput untuk ternak.…”

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The Resilience and Agricultural Household Livelihood Strategies of the 2018 Lombok Earthquake Victims at the Emergency Period in North Lombok Regency

Nurjihadi¹

2020

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A great earthquake was hitting Lombok in August 2018 that caused damage to home and livelihood sources of almost 100% of North Lombok Regency (KLU) population. This research is aimed to investigate the resilience capacity and livelihood strategies of displaced people (the earthquake victims) of KLU, especially the agricultural families during the post disaster emergency period. This research is using mix method between qualitative and quantitative approaches that explained descriptively. The qualitative data in this research was obtained using purposive area snowball sampling technique while the quantitative data was obtained through a comprehensive survey using Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) technique. Result of the research revealed that the earthquake caused the lost of jobs and livelihood sources of KLU’s people in all economic sectors, including agricultural sector. Social capital of the society was influencial as a main strategy of the victims to fulfil their daily needs and strengthen their social resilience in facing the damaging impact of the disaster. By exploiting their social capital, the society was able to fulfil their daily needs by managing all external aids, natural resources, and their remaining personal assets based on their common understanding, local wisdom, and social norms that exist in the society.

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Household adaptation address strategy in dealing with the ecological establishment in the expansion of palm plantation in Mamuju Central District, Indonesia

Cited by 7 publications

References 9 publications

Family resilience of smallholder farmers in Indonesia’s oil palm plantation

Family resilience of smallholder farmers in Indonesia’s oil palm plantation

Impact of Palm Plantations In West Sulawesi Province: A Preliminary Study

The Resilience and Agricultural Household Livelihood Strategies of the 2018 Lombok Earthquake Victims at the Emergency Period in North Lombok Regency

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