SINERGI STAKEHOLDER UNTUK KESEJAHTERAAN : Studi Kelompok Wanita Tani Sumber Patedhan Program CSR PT Pertamina (Persero) Integrated Terminal Cilacap

Utami, Erna Fitri; Aditya, Rahadiyand; Sugianto, Ardi

doi:10.14421/welfare.2020.091-04

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“…Women's responses when facing a problem (Afrizal & Hardika Legiani, 2020;Rahmi & Putra, 2020;Sulistyowati, 2021;Truong Thi, 2022;Utami et al, 2020;Widodo, 2020) can be grouped into three parts. First, there are those who surrender to the situation.…”

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confidence: 99%

Realizing Gender Equality in Coastal Areas: Conservation of Critical Land and Empowerment of Women

Simarmata¹,

Widhagdha

Pradipta³

et al. 2023

ASWJ

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The conversion of mangroves into shrimp ponds occurred in the coastal area of Kampung Beting, Pantai Bahagia Village, Bekasi Regency, West Java Province, Indonesia, in the period 1990–2010. High income from shrimp ponds makes people ignore the ecological functions of mangrove forests, one of which is to prevent abrasion. However, since 2010, the destruction of hundreds of hectares of mangrove forests, worsened by climate change that hits almost the whole world, especially island countries like Indonesia, has submerged the shrimp ponds in Pantai Bahagia Village with sea water. Now, not only the shrimp ponds as their major income have disappeared, but also their living space is also threatened by severe abrasion. Gender inequality and the marginalized role of coastal women also make the socio-economic conditions of the community become worse. This study observes the role of women in Pantai Bahagia Village in responding to environmental and socio-economic problems in their area. This study uses a phenomenological approach, data is collected through observation, interviews, and documentation. The results of the study show that women's empowerment plays a role in conserving critical land. Women's responses to environmental problems in their area include: 1) creating changes in women's awareness and behavior as an effort to repair and restore damaged mangrove land, and 2) carrying out activities to protect mangrove plants. Women's responses to socio-economic problems include 1) women's active involvement in productive economic activities 2) Utilization of non-timber mangrove products in processed food and crafts. Finally, this study recommends a concept to address critical coastal land issues, namely by involving women in various activities, both nature conservation and empowerment activities.

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confidence: 99%

Realizing Gender Equality in Coastal Areas: Conservation of Critical Land and Empowerment of Women

Simarmata¹,

Widhagdha

Pradipta³

et al. 2023

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“…The contribution of other parties in the marketing and production process of a product is the key to its effectiveness and sustainability. 22 In this case, several studies provide a supporting argument that cross-actor collaboration has an important role in the success of the Herbal Village program. In the context of the herbal village in Rejowinangun, the collaboration between the government, the Yogyakarta Special Region Government, Rejowinangun Village, and the local community runs effectively so that innovations continue.…”

Section: Caring For Traditions: the Products Of Jamu Gendong Rejowinangun (J'ger) Become The Leading Herbal Villagementioning

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Protecting Traditions with Modernization: Community Empowerment in Rejowinangun through the Village of Traditional Herbal Medicine Destination

Sriharini

Syafira

2020

JPM

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This article aims to provide another perspective on the concept of community empowerment by utilizing local potential with cultural value combined with a tourism-based empowerment pattern. Herbal medicine as a hereditary heritage in Rejowinangun village is optimized for marketing in the concept of a tourist village, thereby increasing its economic value in a modern society. To achieve this goal, this study uses a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach to capture the context of changes experienced by the community to see the significance of the empowerment model. The results of this study indicate that the process of developing the production of herbal medicine as a processed product of herbal plants is produced through the use of land owned by the community. The expertise of the Rejowinangun village community in concocting traditional herbal medicine is produced from hereditary inheritance. As a form of re-actualization in the marketing system, modern methods were introduced, from the concept of a tourist village to marketing herbal medicine in the form of instant packaging. Modernization steps in all aspects as part of empowerment have an impact on increasing the economic value of these products, so that they have an impact on improving the community in the economic, social, cultural, environmental and health fields. The integration between the concept of cultural preservation and modern management in community development that takes place in the village of Rejowinangun has proven to be effective and efficient, so that this method can be a new alternative in group-based community development that still preserves local traditions and keeps up with the times.

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“…The thought framework, substantiated by field findings, demonstrates that the response in the form of coastal women's empowerment activities contributes to the achievement of sustainable development goals (Afrizal & Hardika Legiani, 2020;Rahmi & Putra, 2020;Sulistyowati, 2021;Truong Thi, 2022;Utami, Aditya, & Sugianto, 2020;Widodo, 2020), particularly in addressing climate change. Conceptually, women's responses when facing issues can be categorized into three parts.…”

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The Role of Coastal Women’s Empowerment in Achieving The Success of SDGs: A Study on The Kebaya Group, Bekasi

Aditya,

Ediyono,

Sugihardjo

2023

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Land conversion has occurred in the coastal area of Kampung Beting, Pantai Bahagia Village, Bekasi Regency. What used to be a mangrove plantation has transformed into spaces for fish and shrimp ponds. This phenomenon took place from 2001 to the early 2010s. The promise of lucrative income led the community to compete in changing land use without considering the potential consequences. After 2011, the community gradually began to feel the negative impacts of this land conversion. To this day, the entire area that was once used for ponds has turned into the sea, causing the community to lose their livelihoods. Furthermore, not only have they lost their livelihoods, but they have also been confronted with land degradation, which threatens their sustainability. This study examines how coastal women's empowerment activities can contribute to sustainable development. The research employs a phenomenological approach, and data is collected through observation, interviews, and documentation. The findings indicate that Coastal Women's Empowerment Contributes to Sustainable Goals in Climate Change Mitigation, Gender Equality, and Poverty Alleviation. In climate change mitigation activities, there are two key activities: 1) the development of women's behavior in efforts to improve and rehabilitate critical lands, and 2) women's involvement in the maintenance of mangrove trees. In gender equality activities, there is one main activity: 1) active participation of women in productive economic activities, allowing coastal women in Pantai Bahagia Village to have regular activities beyond their domestic responsibilities. The focus of poverty alleviation activities is 2) increasing income by utilizing non-timber mangrove products for food processing and crafts.

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SINERGI STAKEHOLDER UNTUK KESEJAHTERAAN : Studi Kelompok Wanita Tani Sumber Patedhan Program CSR PT Pertamina (Persero) Integrated Terminal Cilacap

Cited by 6 publications

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Realizing Gender Equality in Coastal Areas: Conservation of Critical Land and Empowerment of Women

Realizing Gender Equality in Coastal Areas: Conservation of Critical Land and Empowerment of Women

Protecting Traditions with Modernization: Community Empowerment in Rejowinangun through the Village of Traditional Herbal Medicine Destination

The Role of Coastal Women’s Empowerment in Achieving The Success of SDGs: A Study on The Kebaya Group, Bekasi

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