Pengaruh Terpaan Media Terhadap Partisipasi Politik Dalam Pilkada Dki Jakarta 2017

Halim, Umar; Jauhari, Kurnia Dyah

doi:10.24329/aspikom.v4i1.385

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“…In addition to climate change, land use changes are the cause of tidal flooding in coastal areas. Halim [21] stated that land use change has a correlation with the magnitude of flood discharge, especially in downstream areas. Generally, abrasion occurs in coastal areas where mangrove forests have been depleted.…”

Section: B Aspect Of Technical Barriermentioning

confidence: 99%

Barrier analysis to leverage the climate change mitigation-adaptation implementation action in mangrove forest and its surrounding community villages

Winanti,

Sudinda,

Oktivia

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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In the Nationally Determined Contribution document (NDC), Indonesia has a target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions of 29% on its own capability and 41% with international assistance by 2030, and plans to initiate action to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 as outlined in the Long-term Strategy for Low Carbon and Climate Resilience (LTS-LCCR) 2050 document. Mangrove forest ecosystems can absorb carbon emissions 4-5 times greater than terrestrial forests, are used as one of source to achieve Indonesia’s NDC and LTS-LCCR targets. Mangrove forest is also as a barrier to coastal abrasion. Mangrove forests can be damaged by natural cause and also due to human activities. Socialization of its importance and improving the economic community welfare around mangrove forests are important factors to prevent damage and maintain its sustainability. The improving economic community efforts can be carried out by applying mitigation-adaptation actions/economic activities of the community. This activity aims to analyse the barrier and challenges in preserving and restoring, as well as rehabilitating the mangrove forests ecosystem in the Indramayu and Brebes regencies. The data obtained from field surveys while the methodology for barrier analysis refers to the methodology that has been used in the preparation of Indonesia’s Climate Change mitigation and adaptation Technology Action Plans (TAPs) documents. The barrier analysis includes regulatory/policy, technical, financial, coordination, and social and/or institutional barrier aspects. These barriers have been analysed, mapped and identified, then causal relations of the barriers have been carried out and identified. Then the cross-cutting issued/integrated the measures of both issues and prioritized the cross-cutting issued can be determined.

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Section: B Aspect Of Technical Barriermentioning

confidence: 99%

Barrier analysis to leverage the climate change mitigation-adaptation implementation action in mangrove forest and its surrounding community villages

Winanti,

Sudinda,

Oktivia

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…When viewed from several studies on flood discharge in various watersheds, it is revealed that several factors play a role, including geomorphology, hydroclimatology and hydrogeology [14] . More specific factors are the amount of rainfall, the area of the catchment area, the area of land cover, the type of soil or rock and topography [15] . The Kayan River Basin is located in a tropical rain forest area with high rainfall intensity.…”

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Ichtyofauna in Kayan Watershield Bulungan Regency, North Kalimantan

Jabarsyah

Rahmawani

Taqwa

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The Kayan River is the longest in North Kalimantan, inhabited by various types of aquatic biota. However, in recent times there have been established multi-national oil palm plantations and mining around the Kayan River which will have an impact on the Kayan River ecosystem. The aim of this study is to determine the ecological status of the Kayan River based on current conditions. Fish sampling is carried out along the Kayan River starting from the upper reaches of the Bahau River to the downstream. Identification of fish is based on the Fishbase Organization, FAO and Kottelat. Measurement of water discharge using the SNI 8066: 2015 method, Total Suspended Solid refers to SNI 06-6989.3-2004. Determination of species diversity using the Shannon-Wiener Index, while the measurement of dominance index uses the Simson Index. The results obtained 37 species from 16 families during the 2019-2020. The family of Cyprinidae is the largest fund with 32%. Among the 37 species found 9 native species of Kalimantan, 3 invasive species, 1 species of saltwater fish, and 2 species of fish are included in the IUCN red list. Fish that are included in the endemic/native category of the Kayan River are Anguilla borneensis, Hemibagrus capitulum, Nematabramis alettes borneensis, Clupeoides borneensis and Osphrenemus septemfaciatus, and Pangasius rheophilus. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that the ecological status of the Kayan River fish is still considered very good and stable during the research period.

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“…After the 2014 General Election, 2017 Governor Election in Greater Jakarta also being marked as one of the significant roles of social media when observing political participation in Indonesia with a low level of online participation in the strategic level. It means even though the engagement in using social media is high, the capability to use it as a tool to develop political knowledge is still low (Halim & Jauhari, 2019).…”

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Social Media and Political Participation in Indonesia: Restrictions Access at Announcement Results of 2019 Presidential Election

2021

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The penetration of technology as a driving force for movement and a hub between humans and machines fundamentally shifts the way humans think, interact and move. One of the benchmarks for highly increasing digital activity in Indonesia nowadays is the massive use of the internet, including social media. On the other hand, the increasing use of social media also becomes a challenge in popularizing the political participation of the public. One example of a case that illustrates this phenomenon is the limitation of access to social media in the 2019 Presidential Election (Pilpres). The public experienced difficulties in accessing social media, after the announcement of the vote recapitulation of the 2019 Presidential Election. It can be seen as a challenge to the freedom of speech in Indonesia or the other hand could be seen as a preventive measure to prevent the escalation of riots. As library research, this paper discusses in more detail the relationship between the role of social media, and government policies, in the framework of political participation. The concept of social media’s role in political participation, especially in creating online public opinion by Robles-Moralez & Cordoba-Hernandez, is used to help analyze social media as a catalyst in increasing public engagement in elections. It can be concluded that social media plays a role as “dismediation” agent and disrupt power plays between conventional elite media in delivering information from government to citizen vice versa.

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Pengaruh Terpaan Media Terhadap Partisipasi Politik Dalam Pilkada Dki Jakarta 2017

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Barrier analysis to leverage the climate change mitigation-adaptation implementation action in mangrove forest and its surrounding community villages

Barrier analysis to leverage the climate change mitigation-adaptation implementation action in mangrove forest and its surrounding community villages

Ichtyofauna in Kayan Watershield Bulungan Regency, North Kalimantan

Social Media and Political Participation in Indonesia: Restrictions Access at Announcement Results of 2019 Presidential Election

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