Raso Banagari: Ekspresi Sosial Perantau terhadap Pembangunan Kampung Halaman

Abstract

Generally, emigrants have a deep interest in the condition of their hometown. In the Minang community, that sense is called "raso banagari", a sense of belonging to the nagari. One form of embodiments of raso banagari is to participate in the development of nagari, both directly and indirectly. Managing the participation of nagari emigrants in the Solok Regency, the Solok Regent made policy in the form of Regent Regulation Number 10 of 2017 concerning Collaboration between the Regional Government and the Nagari Government with Solok Emigrants. Solok Regency has 47 nagari emigrant organizations out of 70 nagari(s). This study aims to determine and analyze the form and level of emigrant participation in nagari development in Solok Regency. This research uses a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods. The results showed that the form of emigrant participation in the development of the nagari was mostly in the form of donations of money, ideas, and networking.

Kaum dan Nagari: Eksistensi Kaum dalam Pembangunan di Nagari Pasia Laweh Kecamatan Palupuah Kabupaten Agam

“…Selanjutnya Todaro mendefinisikan pembangunan bukan hanya fenomena semata, namun pada akhirnya pembangunan tersebut harus melampaui sisi materi dan keuangan manusia (Syamsurizaldi et al, 2020). Dharmawan mengungkapkan pembangunan sebagai sebuah pergeseran yang berjalan secara gradual dan tidak berulang yang didalamnya diisi oleh usaha-usaha atau realisasi atas rencana-rencana yang dibuat secara rinci dan mencakup tema-tema penting kehidupan sebagai pokok perubahan dan pertumbuhan atau perbaikan (Putri, 2019).…”

Interactive Governance: Management of Potential Migrants in the Development of Nagari Sumanik, West Sumatra Province

“…Several previous studies have also proven the contribution of Minangkabau migrants, as West Sumatran migrants are called, in assisting the development of villages or Nagari (Emita, Zusmelia, & Marleni, 2013;Pristiyanilicia Putri, 2018;Syamsurizaldi et al, 2020;Yoliandri, 2020) (Sari, 2020. The results of the study found that the participation of migrants greatly helped the Nagari government in carrying out development, such as building mosques, rehabilitating the Nagari mayor's office, building health facilities, and also providing assistance in the form of scholarships for the Nagari community.…”

“…Several previous studies have also examined how the involvement of non-government actors can have a positive impact on local government, villages, and also the community (Yuni Siti Aisah, 2015;Putri & Haryanto, 2014;Syamsurizaldi, Aulia Putri, Miftahul Viona Sari et al 143 & Antoni, 2019;Wayu et al, 2017). In line with the concept of a governance network, which states that the involvement of nongovernment actors is important and the bonds between actors are bound by trust, West Sumatra Province has a unique actor who helps the government in running its government and its attachments are bound by a belief system, namely Nomads (Syamsurizaldi, Aulia Putri, Sari Viona, & Yoliandri, 2020).…”

“…Research conducted by (Emita et al, 2013), (Pristiyanilicia Putri, 2018), (Annisa, 2019), looked at the form of overseas participation in the development of the Nagari, while the research conducted by (Syamsurizaldi et al, 2020), looking at the level and form of migrant participation. Then the research conducted by (Yoliandri, 2020) examines how the pattern of cooperation was carried out by Nagari Overseas.…”