Reality of Gender Relations: the role and position of workers in the Maritime and Fisheries Sector

Situmeang, Widya Hasian

doi:10.22219/jp.v1i2.8571

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“…These three factors are expected to encourage the productivity and export activities of manufacturing companies in industrial areas. Intra-industry trade may vary for country-or industryspecific reasons (Malik & Kirmani, 2021) (Situmeang, 2019) Village location, resources, and the ability of fishermen to sell and buy fishing gear are the main determining factors of interdependence (Tayyar, 2022) (Teniwut et al, 2020).…”

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Investment Contribution as a Driver of the Fisheries Subsector in Eastern Indonesia

Meirinaldi,

Latuconsina,

Susilastuti

et al. 2024

JISS

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The potential of the fisheries sector in Eastern Indonesia is very large. Investment as a driving force for the fisheries subsector is not only needed for infrastructure, but the fish processing industry sector also requires very large investment. Even though foreign investment is helping to drive this sector, the amount is still not optimal, the main reason is that licensing is long and complicated. Limited investment gives rise to illegal fishing and overfishing which cannot be avoided even though prevention is always carried out in various ways. This research uses a panel data linear regression method to determine the magnitude of the contribution of investment as a driver of the fisheries sector. The result is that investment, employment and the fish processing industry sector can jointly influence the growth of the fisheries sector. Investment in infrastructure development must be followed by investment for the needs of the fish processing industry

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Investment Contribution as a Driver of the Fisheries Subsector in Eastern Indonesia

Meirinaldi,

Latuconsina,

Susilastuti

et al. 2024

JISS

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“…Modal alam adalah akses manusia terhadap faktor biotik dan abiotik di sekitarnya yang memberikan manfaat atas akses bahkan kepemilikan atas modal tersebut. Pada konteks perdesaan, ketersediaan mata air yang dapat diakses perempuan di sekitar tempat tinggalnya untuk kebutuhan sehari-hari atau naungan hutan atau pesisir pantai yang kaya akan sumber pangan di sekitar tempat tinggal (Situmeang et al 2019), dapat digolongkan dalam kelompok modal alam.…”

Section: Ekofeminisme Dan Ragam Modal Perempuan Menghadapi Perubahan ...unclassified

Ragam Modal Perempuan Perdesaan dalam Menghadapi Perubahan Iklim di Tengah Subordinasi

Situmeang¹,

Aflaha²

2022

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Climate change causes the emergence of various phenomena in social life. This phenomenon has a tendency to increase uncertainty over the fulfillment of food, clean water needs, health, to the household economy in various communities in rural Indonesia. Women and children are the vulnerable groups who bear more of the burden of climate change. In reality, women are indirectly required to be able to strategize to meet family needs in the midst of the vulnerability of life due to climate change. The strong patriarchal pressure on Indonesian society makes the role of women often invisible and not taken into account in seeking household resilience, especially in rural and coastal areas. This paper aims to identify the characteristics and raise the story of rural and coastal women in Indonesia in the face of climate change. Another thing identified in this study is the variety of strategies used by women, as well as the challenges of subordination they experience. This study was conducted using a literature study method as well as collecting qualitative field findings on the experiences of women facing climate change in various regions in Indonesia. This study draws on the literature from 2010 to 2020 and compares it with field findings on the experiences of women in rural and coastal areas in Java and East Nusa Tenggara in the period 2019 – 2022. The results show that rural and coastal women are proven to continue to carry out various adaptation strategies that tends to be dominated by social capital in facing the challenges of climate change even though its role is not taken into account as a struggle within the community

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“…In Law Number 7 of 2016 on the Protection and Empowerment of Fishermen, Fish Cultivators, and Salt Farmers, the issue of the repercussions of discrimination against women fishermen and policy strategies to recognise the role and improve the welfare of women fishermen based on gender equality are required (Purwanti, 2018;Situmeang, 2019). Therefore, the government must strive to enhance the welfare of women fishermen and eliminate all stereotypes and discrimination that impede their life.…”

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Sustainable Development Goals for Empowering Women Fishers Through Mangrove Use

Purwanti¹,

Wijaningsih²,

Mahfud³

et al. 2023

R. Econ. and Finan.

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The Protection and Empowerment of Fishermen, Fish Cultivators, and Salt Farmers Act of 2016 protect small fishermen by requiring the government to give financial assurances if harvest yields are low. This law does not recognise or demand affirmative action for women fishermen to obtain equal access to protection and empowerment programmes. This forces women fishermen, culturally segregated from the fishing sector, into the home. Indonesia's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) include gender equality. This study examines gender imbalance in Law 7 of 2016's fisherman support programme in Brebes' Mangrove area. In this place, women fishermen can empower themselves through mangroves and fish farming despite Law 7 of 2016's policy vacuum. The socio-legal study examines the role of laws, rules, legal policies, and other legal systems in people's lives, including non-legal variables. In Brebes Regency, the primary concern is the lack of a statute that accommodates women fishers. This study uses socio-legal and descriptive analysis. From this research, it is hoped to learn about the implications of and not yet maximal programmes for empowering women fishermen according to Law Number 7 of 2016, which affects their economic and social life, and how these women fishermen have opportunities and equality (Gender Equality) so they can empower themselves among the people of Brebes Regency in particular and Central Java in general.

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Reality of Gender Relations: the role and position of workers in the Maritime and Fisheries Sector

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Investment Contribution as a Driver of the Fisheries Subsector in Eastern Indonesia

Investment Contribution as a Driver of the Fisheries Subsector in Eastern Indonesia

Ragam Modal Perempuan Perdesaan dalam Menghadapi Perubahan Iklim di Tengah Subordinasi

Sustainable Development Goals for Empowering Women Fishers Through Mangrove Use

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