Revitalizing governance based on local wisdom in Papua

Silo, Akbar; Ismail, Ahmad

doi:10.31947/etnosia.v7i1.20124

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“…These differences are based on the ecosystem environment and the socio-cultural conditions in which they live. But often the development of human civilization and the various demands of life, some of these values and knowledge have disappeared, although it does not deny the fact that some have persisted (Hijjang, et al, 2018;Kadir, et al, 2021;Flassy, et al, 2022;Silo, et al, 2022).…”

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Sasi (Gam): Local wisdom of Koiwai People in managing and utilizing the coastal and marine resources

Sokoy

2022

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This article aims to describe and analyze in depth the practice of sasi (gam) in the culture of the Koiwai people in Kaimana Regency. They perceive sasi (gam) as an embodiment of local wisdom in the context of managing and utilizing coastal & marine resources, by highlighting the mechanism for enforcing sasi, sanctions and penalties, as well as analyzing the function and value of sasi for the Koiwai community and what changes have occurred. The method used is descriptive qualitative using an ethnographic approach. The location of the research is in Namatota Island, Kaimana Regency, West Papua Province. I used observation and interviews as data collection techniques. Also, data analysis includes the stages of data reduction, data presentation and data interpretation. The results of the research show that sasi (gam) in the Koiwai people is carried out at sea and on land which aims to maintain the level of resource availability which has implications for the balance of the ecosystem. In addition to conservation purposes, sasi (gam) also has functions and values in social and economic aspects and maintains the order of the Koiwai community. However, on the other hand, there has been a shift caused by internal and external factors that threaten the sustainability of the practice of the sasi.

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Sasi (Gam): Local wisdom of Koiwai People in managing and utilizing the coastal and marine resources

Sokoy

2022

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“…Local knowledge is the way in which individuals respond to alterations in their physical and cultural surroundings. Local knowledge is a legacy of earlier cultures that must be maintained as a way of life [11]. In Javanese traditional society, for example, water is described as a member of the human body from head, body, to feet.…”

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Cultural Assets a Destination Branding Concept And Environmental Education in Selo Village Boyolali Regency

2022

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Place branding is an endeavor to increase public awareness of a destination by promoting or highlighting its advantages and possibilities so that it can develop its own identity. The major goal of this design is to spread awareness of Selo Village among a larger audience so that the community as a whole can benefit from the wealth of local wisdom values that comprise Selo Village's cultural legacy, such as the value of environmental education. This study uses a qualitative approach with an ethnographic research design and Spradley model data analysis with domain, taxonomy, componential, and cultural theme analysis. Detailed interviews, participant observation, and documentation are methods for gathering data. The findings demonstrate that Selo Village contains cultural assets that translate into verbal and visual concepts and environmental education values. The value of local wisdom contained is seen from Ecological Literacy, namely the interaction between humans and their environment must take place in a balanced and proper condition. Then its role as environmental education includes: 1) as knowledge, forming a basic understanding of the environment as a whole, 2) attitude, helping to develop a system of morals and compassionate attitudes as well as participation in environmental conservation, 3) caring, helping to develop care for the environment. life and the problems in it, 4) skills, helping to acquire skills in identifying, investigating, and solving environmental problems.

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“…Kendati demikian, muncul skeptisisme tentang sejauh mana Otsus benar-benar menghadirkan orang asli Papua (OAP) sebagai subjek untuk mendefinisikan rumusan pemenuhan hak asasinya ketika angka indeks pembangunan manusia masih terendah dalam skala nasional (Sugandi 2008). Muncul juga pertanyaan tentang bagaimana mengatasi ketatnya sistem budaya dan tradisi yang cukup memberikan tantangan pada upaya penataan kelembagaan pascapemekaran (Ambang 2007;Silo & Ismail 2022). Demikian halnya pada isu pengarusutamaan gender: ada kebutuhan untuk memastikan apa saja bentukbentuk advokasi isu gender yang dapat dilakukan dan dampaknya (Macintyre 2011;Susiana 2015;Lamprell & Braithwaite 2017).…”

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Pengetahuan dan Keterampilan Artikulasi Hak Kesehatan Seksual dan Reproduksi (HKSR) di Kalangan Perempuan Muda Asli Papua

2023

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This article discusses the extent to which the SRHR narrative is reproduced in the Papuan context. In the process, data collection was carried out by combining document studies, self-reflexive, and interviews. The involvement of one of the researchers who is also an Indigenous Papuan (Orang Asli Papua – OAP) allows for self-reflection regarding the context and issues of SRHR in Papua. While in the interview process, women’s bodily experience is placed as a center for understanding the dynamics of reproductive health problems in the broader context of Papua. Specific issues such as unwanted pregnancies (Kehamilan Tidak Diinginkan – KTD) are key topics during the interview process. The results of the study show that SRHR issues among young people in Papua cover specific issues such as unwanted pregnancy, HIV/AIDS, and violence against women. However, in the exploration of specific topics such as KTD, it was found that there is a gap in knowledge and skills in understanding and translating the substance of SRHR due to conflicting economic issues, traditions, and changes in meaning around sexuality due to the influence of modernization. Therefore, the intersectionality framework, both theoretically and methodologically, has the potential to be developed for further studies to obtain a comprehensive mapping of the dynamics of SRHR challenges and the need for innovative approaches in Papua.

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Revitalizing governance based on local wisdom in Papua

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Sasi (Gam): Local wisdom of Koiwai People in managing and utilizing the coastal and marine resources

Sasi (Gam): Local wisdom of Koiwai People in managing and utilizing the coastal and marine resources

Cultural Assets a Destination Branding Concept And Environmental Education in Selo Village Boyolali Regency

Pengetahuan dan Keterampilan Artikulasi Hak Kesehatan Seksual dan Reproduksi (HKSR) di Kalangan Perempuan Muda Asli Papua

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