Pengelolaan Sumber Daya Air Berdasarkan Kearifan Tradisional: Perspektif Hukum Lingkungan

Astriani, Nadia; Nurlinda, Ida; Imami, Amiruddin A.Dajaan; Asdak, Chay

doi:10.21776/ub.arenahukum.2020.01302.1

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“…In the Toraja regency, a highland in northern South Sulawesi, the community has a form of traditional knowledge called ma'pesung. They believe that every spring becomes a place of worship, so the area and landscape around the spring must be maintained [47]. They also use sweet potato leaves as ground cover for erosion control and foraging for pigs [48].…”

Section: Sulawesi: Areas With Low Population Density and High Hydrome...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Other forms of traditional community knowledge found in Sulawesi in the SWC context include the practice of ilengi in the Gorontalo province. Ilengi is an agroforestry system that forms a stratified plant canopy that reduces the speed and size of raindrops to minimize their kinetic energy when hitting the soil, thereby increasing the effectiveness of erosion control [47].…”

Section: Sulawesi: Areas With Low Population Density and High Hydrome...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Incorporating Traditional Knowledge into Science-Based Sociotechnical Measures in Upper Watershed Management: Theoretical Framework, Existing Practices and the Way Forward

Nugroho¹,

Sallata²,

Allo³

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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In Indonesia, 2145 watersheds currently need to be restored, where around 21 million people spread over ± 23,000 villages live below the poverty line with a high dependence on forests. This condition requires an integrated approach in watershed management, which is aimed at technically restoring environmental conditions and ensuring the welfare of the people in it. One of the strategic approaches that can be taken is to revive local wisdom and traditional knowledge (TK), which has been eroded and neglected, and integrate them with technical approaches based on modern science and knowledge. Based on the author’s research and literature studies, this paper discusses the theoretical framework and implementation practices in integrating traditional knowledge into a science-based sociotechnical system to manage upstream watersheds sustainably. Based on the empirical evidence, efforts to create good biophysical and socio-economic watershed conditions can only be achieved through the active participation of farmers in adopting and integrating scientific technology into their traditional knowledge. This integration is realized in designing and implementing watershed management technology by considering the principles of suitability, applicability, feasibility, and acceptability. In the long term, it is necessary to document TK, patent it, and transfer it to the next generation to ensure that indigenous peoples’ and local communities’ social, cultural, and economic interests are protected.

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Section: Sulawesi: Areas With Low Population Density and High Hydrome...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Sulawesi: Areas With Low Population Density and High Hydrome...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Incorporating Traditional Knowledge into Science-Based Sociotechnical Measures in Upper Watershed Management: Theoretical Framework, Existing Practices and the Way Forward

Nugroho¹,

Sallata²,

Allo³

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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“…For example, the interest in using water for agrarian or agricultural purposes sometimes intersects with industrial activities (Astriani, Nurlinda, Imami, & Asdak, 2020). Therefore, these aspects certainly need to be regulated and managed.…”

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The Urgency of Water Resources Management in Supporting Sustainable Development: Comparisons from Australia and South Africa

Subekti,

Usada,

Imansyah

2023

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: This article reports the identification of water resource management practices that support sustainable development in Indonesia. It also compares Indonesian policies on water resource management to Australia and South Africa. The study reveals the significance of water resource management due to its influence on climate change, population growth, and the increasing demand for domestic and non-domestic water. The study also emphasizes prioritization of water usage with a focus on prioritizing basic needs over business requirements. Theoretical framework: Water resource management is crucial due to its impact on climate change, population growth, and the increasing demand for domestic and non-domestic water. The utilization of water should be prioritized based on a hierarchical scale, where basic needs take precedence over business requirements. Method: This study adopts a legal research methodology, obtaining legal sources through a literature review. In addition, a legislative and comparative approach is employed to compare water management regulations and policies in Indonesia, Australia, and South Africa. Results and conclusion: The study identifies the importance of regulating water resource management. Based on the findings, sustainable water resource management is contingent upon several factors, including a country's natural conditions and the governance framework for water resources. The legal system and the type of government also influence water management planning. Originality/value: The originality and value of this study lie in its primary focus on water resource management as a supportive instrument for sustainable development, utilizing a comparative study of Indonesia, Australia, and South Africa.

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“…Sementara itu, terdapat institusi di luar BUMDes yang juga menjadi pemangku kepentingan dalam urusan pengaturan suplai dan penggunaan air. Institusi ini tidak berakar pada aturan formal, melainkan dibuat bersama secara sosial dan tidak tertulis (Nurroh, 2014;Astriani et al, 2020). Untuk menutupi kekurangan itu, penelitian ini mengeksplorasi hubungan kelembagaan desa antara institusi formal dan informal dalam tata kelola air.…”

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Kebijakan Inovatif Tata Kelola Air Bersih Desa melalui Dinamika Tipologi Kelembagaan

Rifandini

2022

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Tulisan ini membahas sistem pengelolaan air bersih Desa Suntenjaya di kawasan hulu DAS Cikapundung di Kabupaten Bandung Barat dengan menggunakan kerangka new institutionalism in economic sociology. Studi-studi sebelumnya tentang desa yang memiliki potensi mata air hanya menempatkan perhatian pada perbaikan formalitas lembaga, khususnya pada optimalisasi peran pemerintah desa dan BUMDes dalam mekanisme Pengelolaan Air Bersih (PAB). Studi-studi ini belum menganalisa insentif dan hambatan pada tata kelola air di luar institusi formal. Padahal, institusi informal juga berperan besar dalam PAB. Untuk menutupi kekurangan tersebut, penelitian ini mengadaptasi tipologi Helmke-Levitsky untuk mengidentifikasi interaksi antara kelembagaan formal desa dengan kelembagaan informal-lokal ulu-ulu dalam tata kelola air bersih desa. Secara metode, penelitian ini menyajikan keterbaruan berupa pengaplikasian software digital untuk proses koding wawancara dengan menggunakan QDA Miner. Berdasarkan temuan penelitian ini, kelembagaan informal-lokal ulu-ulu telah berperan sebagai substitusi kelembagaan formal desa. Lemahnya kapasitas kelembagaan formal di tengah adanya kebutuhan masyarakat terhadap sistem pengelolaan air bersih memunculkan peran ulu-ulu untuk menjawab permasalahan tersebut melalui pengelolaan air bersih desa berdasarkan hak asal-usul desa.

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Pengelolaan Sumber Daya Air Berdasarkan Kearifan Tradisional: Perspektif Hukum Lingkungan

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Incorporating Traditional Knowledge into Science-Based Sociotechnical Measures in Upper Watershed Management: Theoretical Framework, Existing Practices and the Way Forward

Incorporating Traditional Knowledge into Science-Based Sociotechnical Measures in Upper Watershed Management: Theoretical Framework, Existing Practices and the Way Forward

The Urgency of Water Resources Management in Supporting Sustainable Development: Comparisons from Australia and South Africa

Kebijakan Inovatif Tata Kelola Air Bersih Desa melalui Dinamika Tipologi Kelembagaan

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