Pemberdayaan Petani Pengelola Hasil Hutan Bukan Kayu Di Desa Batudulang Kabupaten Sumbawa

Muktasam, Muktasam; Nurjannah, Siti

doi:10.29303/abdiinsani.v9i2.535

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“…Table 2 summarizes several research results that show the many obstacles faced in marketing forest products in Eastern Indonesia and some other regions in Indonesia, especially nontimber products. The price of wood is too cheap, obstacles in licensing, farmers do not have network and market information (Sumbawa Regency, NTB) [44] 11…”

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Challenges to achieving the social forestry goal of alleviating poverty in Eastern Indonesia

Utomo,

Widiyanto,

Sudomo

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Around 1.3 million rural poor individuals reside in Eastern Indonesia, where the government, via the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, aims to enhance the economy by granting access to forest management through social forestry (SF) programs. This study focuses on identifying challenges in implementing SF to alleviate poverty in the region, which remains understudied. Desk research through a literature review of secondary data was conducted to analyze in order to propose recommendations. The primary challenge faced by farmers is the marketing of forest products, due to geographical constraints and limited infrastructure. To address this, a strategy for developing export-oriented forest products is crucial to increase their value and offset high transportation costs. Empowering farmers with market knowledge and skills through training, technical assistance, and access to market information is urgently needed. Successful implementation of SF programs requires collaboration among the government, communities, companies, and other stakeholders. Additionally, improving transportation infrastructure is vital to overcome logistical barriers. Supportive policies from the government, such as simplifying export procedures, tax exemptions, and promotion of international trade, play a crucial role in facilitating the export of forest products. These collective efforts can contribute significantly to poverty alleviation in Eastern Indonesia through SF initiatives.

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Challenges to achieving the social forestry goal of alleviating poverty in Eastern Indonesia

Utomo,

Widiyanto,

Sudomo

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Training organizers must adhere to program development stages. In general, the stages involved in developing a program are: 1) conducting a situation analysis, 2) identifying problems and formulating needs, 3) formulating objectives, 4) formulating approaches and strategies to be used, 5) developing an operational plan, 6) program implementation, and 7) program evaluation and revision (Muktasam, Sahidu & Nurjannah, 2021). In addition, the learning process in entrepreneurial skills education needs to focus on relevant approaches.…”

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“…This approach is appropriate because the participants in the PKW program are people who have entered the adult category. Adults have a pile of knowledge and experience, so training must be able to solve current real-life problems; of course, a free, active, and self-directed learning atmosphere must be built (Muktasam, Sahidu & Nurjannah, 2021).…”

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Innovation Development Strategy of Entrepreneurial Skills Education Program in Parepare

Hasdiansyah,

Ridwan,

Achmad

et al. 2024

j. pendidik. pemberdaya. masy.

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Innovation in the Entrepreneurial Skills Education (PKW) program is urgently needed. For this reason, an appropriate strategy is required so that the PKW program can align with the times. This study aims to find a strategy model for developing innovation in the PKW program organized by PKBM Sipatuwo Deceng in Parepare City for 2020–2022. This study used a qualitative research method with a case study design. In collecting data, 10 participants were interviewed intensively and in-depth for approximately 3 months, offline and online. The collected data were analyzed using interactive analysis techniques developed by Miles Huberman. Based on the review and analysis, this study revealed several findings. First, the PKW program was developed by mobilizing community participation through social action during the COVID-19 pandemic. Second, the strategy for developing the PKW program innovation is based on a gradual cycle. Starting with project discussions, case studies, feedback, and forming working groups. Third, the weaknesses were identified, recommending that financial literacy and strengthening the character of participants become essential parts of future PKW programs. Overall, the PKW program development strategy implemented by PKBM Siaptuwo Deceng was quite successful and had a real impact.

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Pemberdayaan Petani Pengelola Hasil Hutan Bukan Kayu Di Desa Batudulang Kabupaten Sumbawa

Cited by 2 publications

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Challenges to achieving the social forestry goal of alleviating poverty in Eastern Indonesia

Challenges to achieving the social forestry goal of alleviating poverty in Eastern Indonesia

Innovation Development Strategy of Entrepreneurial Skills Education Program in Parepare

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