Initial Implementation of Productive Migrant Village (PMV) Programs in Banyumas Central Java Indonesia

Muslihudin,; Wulan, Tyas Retno; Sugiarto, Tri; Wardhianna, Sotyania; Wijayanti, Sri Hapsari

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20208601050

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“…Instead of being unemployed even in their own country, many of them go abroad to become Indonesian Migrant Workers (IMW). In the process 2nd ICPSH 2022 of IMW's departure abroad, placement of a place of work while abroad, until they have returned home, many problems still adorn their lives because most IMWs are relatively low-educated [1], [2].…”

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The Role of Non-Government Organizations in the Education of Migrant Workers' Children in Sabah Malaysia

Muslihudin¹,

Hussin²,

Wulan³

et al. 2023

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The number of Indonesian Migrant Workers (IMWs) in Malaysia is at the highest compared to other countries. Most IMWs in the states of Sabah and Sarawak are illegal migrants though they have lived in Malaysia for decades, some for up to three generations. Thus, many of their children have also been born and raised in Malaysia. There is a serious problem regarding the education of their children. The Malaysian government does not acknowledge this because the children are not citizens. The Indonesian government is also very limited in its ability to facilitate aid to these children because there are over 50 thousand of them. This article aimed to determine whether non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are concerned and what their role is in helping to overcome the education problems of IMWs children, especially those in the Sabah region of Malaysia. The method used in this study is qualitative. Data collection by interview method, focus group discussion offline and online via zoom, and documentation. Data analysis was carried out interactively. The results indicate that NGOs play a significant role in the education of IMW’s children. There are 2 NGOs play a role: the first NGO, Humana, at the elementary school level in Sabah, Malaysia. Humana NGO resources are various stakeholders in Sabah Malaysia. Second, the NGO Sabah Bridge plays a part from junior high school level education to Senior high school level. The NGO Sabah Bridge’s resources are teachers sent from Indonesia to Malaysia and former teachers who have returned to Indonesia. Keywords: Non-governmental organizations, children, education, Sabah

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The Role of Non-Government Organizations in the Education of Migrant Workers' Children in Sabah Malaysia

Muslihudin¹,

Hussin²,

Wulan³

et al. 2023

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“…In the implementation of the four PMVP pillars in Banyumas Regency, Muslihudin et al (2019Muslihudin et al ( , 2020 stated that the productive business development program was the program most sought after by the community. The least successful plan is the one for creating financial institutions or cooperatives.…”

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Village Elite Role on The Productive Migrant Village Program in Banyumas Indonesia

Muslihudin

Wulan²,

Sugiarto³

et al. 2021

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Within social structure inside society, there is a group called the elite group consists of small number of people who are at the top of the stratum of the community. The group has a big role in various activities in the community. Banyumas is one of the regencies that receive a Productive Migrant Village Program (PMVP) whose implementation is related to the group of village elite. The purpose of this paper is to show how the role of the village elite in the village community empowerment, especially in the implementation of the programs. The method of the research is a critical qualitative research method. The data are obtained by interview, observation, and documentation. An analysis of the study was conducted interactively. The results of the study are; 1) The implementation of the programs are driven by village elites, 2) village political elites are responsible for the success since the beginning of the program, 3) political elites and economic elites ally in the implementation of the productive migrant village program. Such pattern of village elite alliances can be used as a useful model for the success of development programs or the empowerment of rural communities, not only in the programs, but also in other community empowerment programs.

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Migrant Workers Empowerment through Productive Migrant Village Programs in Banyumas, Indonesia

Muslihudin

Wulan

Sugiarto

et al. 2021

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This study explains empowering Indonesian Migrant Workers (IMW) through Productive Migrant Village Programs (PMVP) in the Banyumas Regency. PMVP is a program of the Ministry of Manpower of the Republic of Indonesia held since 2016. The program aims are to empower, improve services and protection for IMWs starting from the village. The paradigm of the study is a constructivist paradigm by using a critical model. The research method used is a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach, which explores data to get the meaning of the basic and essential things of the empirical phenomena experienced by the research subject. The results of the research are 1). In providing information about the process of migrant workers faced with challenges from recruitment agencies/recruitment companies (Private Indonesian Migrant Worker Placement Agency). 2). In the stage of the production process, there are obstacles that the equipment provided by the Ministry cannot use. 3). The care of children of migrant workers is still individual only to their families. The community even still stigmatizes them as children who deserve problems since their parents abandoned them. 4). Late initiation of the migrant workers’ cooperatives. Procedures for establishing migrant workers cooperatives, mentoring, and guidance specifically related to migrant workers are needed.

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Initial Implementation of Productive Migrant Village (PMV) Programs in Banyumas Central Java Indonesia

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The Role of Non-Government Organizations in the Education of Migrant Workers' Children in Sabah Malaysia

The Role of Non-Government Organizations in the Education of Migrant Workers' Children in Sabah Malaysia

Village Elite Role on The Productive Migrant Village Program in Banyumas Indonesia

Migrant Workers Empowerment through Productive Migrant Village Programs in Banyumas, Indonesia

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