The dimension of rural-urban linkage of food security assessment: an Indonesian case study

Setiadi, Rukuh; Artiningsih, Artiningsih; Sophianingrum, Mada; Satriani, Tegar

doi:10.1080/10225706.2020.1768570

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“…Apabila melihat dari sisi keruangan, terdapat perbedaan krisis (Assidikiyah, 2021;Cherlyn et al, 2021;Hadiwardoyo, 2020;Rapiko, 2022;Septiadi & Awaluddin, 2022)yang terjadi di kawasan perkotaan dan perdesaan. Kawasan perdesaan dengan pertanian sebagai sektor utama lebih sedikit mengalami guncangan (Setiadi et al, 2022) Proyek pembangunan nasional dalam skala besar dan prioritas telah dilakukan untuk memberikan efek pengganda bagi perekonomian. Dari sisi ekonomi regional, terdapat pergeseran sektor ekonomi pada skala nasional dan daerah (Coulson et al, 2021).…”

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“…Hasil penelitian ini juga menunjukkan adanya konsistensi pergeseran ekonomi positif pada sektor pertanian, kehutanan, dan perikanan di ketiga kabupaten tersebut yang memiliki karakteristik wilayah perdesaan. Hal ini membuktikan bahwa sektor pertanian, kehutanan, dan perikanan mampu bertahan saat diterpa krisis (Arifah & Tambunan, 2022;Setiadi et al, 2022) Perbandingan pertumbuhan ekonomi dan daya saing sektor eknomi di DIY periode tahun 2016 dan 2021 disajikan dalam Tabel 3 dan Gambar 1. Analisis ini membandingkan dua waktu pada rentang yang lebih panjang dibandingkan dua analisis sebelumnya.…”

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Pergeseran Peran Sektor Ekonomi dan Pembangunan Infrastruktur di Yogyakarta Tahun 2016-2021

Sadali,

Musthofa

2023

Media Komun. Geogr.

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Pandemi COVID-19 telah berdampak terhadap kondisi perekonomian berbagai negara. Kondisi ini memaksa pemerintah pusat maupun daerah harus segera menyusun kebijakan strategis dalam memulihkan perekonomian wilayah. Pariwisata yang merupakan sektor unggulan di Provinsi Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta (DIY) terdampak sangat berat dengan adanya kebijakan pembatasan saat COVID-19. Identifikasi potensi sektor ekonomi perlu dilakukan guna mengetahui sektor yang mengalami pertumbuhan, dapat bertahan, maupun terdampak. Data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah Produk Domestik Regional Bruto (PDRB) sebelum pandemi (2016 & 2018) dan saat terjadi pandemi (2019 & 2021). Analisis dilakukan menggunakan analisis shift-share dan tipologi wilayah. Hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukkan adanya dinamika pergeseran sektor potensial di DIY di masa sebelum dan saat pandemi COVID-19. Sebelum pandemi COVID-19 pertumbuhan positif didominasi oleh sektor industri pengolahan (1.271,63), konstruksi, serta informasi dan komunikasi (1.724,49), sedangkan pada saat pandemi COVID-19 melanda, sektor informasi dan komunikasi bertahan dan justru mengalami pertumbuhan positif yang tinggi sebesar (4.474,29). Secara agregat, pergeseran negatif terjadi pada sektor transportasi dan pergudangan (-289,13). Pembangunan infrastruktur bandara di Kabupaten Kulon Progo secara signifikan berdampak pada struktur ekonomi PDRB DIY dibandingkan dengan Kabupaten/Kota lain sebesar 882,33. Sektor yang potensial yang kuat sebelum hingga saat pandemi COVID-19 di DIY adalah sektor informasi dan komunikasi, konstruksi dan jasa kesehatan dan kegiatan sosial. Dengan demikian ketiga sektor ini dapat menjadi stategi peningkatan ekonomi wilayah di Provinsi DIY karena terbukti mampu bertahan pada kondisi krisis.

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Pergeseran Peran Sektor Ekonomi dan Pembangunan Infrastruktur di Yogyakarta Tahun 2016-2021

Sadali,

Musthofa

2023

Media Komun. Geogr.

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“…Measuring urban-rural linkages via qualitative or mixed-method analysis is fine and allows for deeper insights into the urban-rural linkage and processes occurring within the urban-rural continuum (Qadeer, 2000;Olsson, 2012;Kim, 2015), yet requires a sizeable amount of time and effort that is impractical for many non-academic practitioners working on limited budgets and time. For this reason, various empirical methods have been developed over the years to explore urban-rural linkages directly, such as food distribution chains (Setyono, 2011;Setiadi et al, 2020), movements of labor (McGranahan & Satterthwaite, 2014) Indirect methods are possible, among which include econometric analysis (Bao et al, 2004), qualitative, spatial analysis on socioeconomic data (Li, 2012;Budiyantini & Pratiwi, 2016) or by analyzing changes in urban/land use morphology (Surya et al, 2020).…”

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Spatial Urban – Rural Interaction Patterns in Metropolitan Cirebon Raya using Remote Sensing and Socioeconomic Data

Atharinafi¹,

Wijaya

2021

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Urbanization patterns in developing Asian countries may or may not follow commonly known urbanization patterns and models set forth by lessons from the developed world. A unique phenomenon described as desakota is well known as a unique artifact of Asian urbanization, in which new urban areas arise semi-independently from otherwise rural regions in proximity to the edges of continuous urbanized areas.. We intend to identify the interaction between the urban fringe and surrounding rural areas while taking unique socioeconomic and morphological characteristics of the Desakota into account. We utilize a combination of K - Means Clustering, factor analysis and spatiotemporal analysis to identify patterns of urbanization in Metropolitan Cirebon Raya, an industrializing metropolitan statistical region where agriculture is still a douse, around Cirebon City, using statistical socioeconomic and demographic data from Badan Pusat Statistik in addition to land use data obtained from Landsat. Between 2010 – 2020, we identified substantial desakota type growth, in which new urbanized land development occurred organically from a formerly rural area, weakly linked to the supposed ‘center’ of the specified metropolitan region (Metropolitan Cirebon Raya). Based on the results obtained, we were able to corroborate desakota theory through quantitative methods, by taking socioeconomic and demographic data into account as a supplement to land use data. For delineation of metropolitan regions in Southeast Asia in which desakota patterns of development are presumed, we recommend utilizing the methodology we have developed, integrating both socioeconomic and demographic data to better identify desakota regions in peri-urban regions.

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“…Standing on the foundation of these elements, nations form their food security apparatus; for instance, the government of Indonesia, regulation No. 17 of 2015, describes food security and safety as a state in a society related to the availability of food that is sufficient in quantity and quality, safe, evenly distributed, and affordable (Setiadi et al, 2022). Thus, this study empirically analyzes the realization of zero-hunger goals in the heavily populated Asian economies, where 418 million people are undernourished, which is approximately half of the world's malnourished population (768 million) in 2020, while Africa hosts one-third (282 million), Latin America and the Caribbean houses the 60 million undernourished people, and 8 million are in remaining countries as per the FAO 2021 report.…”

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Zero-hunger through the lens of food security in populous Asia: pre and post-pandemic

Ashraf,

Jun,

Ali

et al. 2024

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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Food security is a matter of human existence and a top agenda item of United Nations’ sustainable development goals (SDGs); in the wake of the fact that 2.37 billion people are classified as either undernourished or unable to sustain regular intake of nutrient-dense diet, is a matter of prime importance across the globe. Our study investigated the zero-hunger reality through the prism of food security impacted by the consumption of fixed capital (Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing), environmental temperature surges, arable land, agricultural land, nitrogen and phosphate nutrient usage in the context of the most populous Asian countries. We employed the quantitative approach to investigate our problem by relying on the data collected from the FAOstat, World Bank, Economist Impact, and national statistics bureaus spanning 2016 to 2020 for six Asian countries such as China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Malaysia. This study’s findings explain that environmental temperature surges and arable land negatively affect food security, while fertilizers and fixed capital consumptions positively impact food security. Moreover, the study findings pave the path for policymakers and businesses to find the best approaches to enhancing food security, hygiene, quality, availability and wealth prosperity in these specific countries, which are half the world’s population, i.e., approximately 4 billion.

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The dimension of rural-urban linkage of food security assessment: an Indonesian case study

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

Pergeseran Peran Sektor Ekonomi dan Pembangunan Infrastruktur di Yogyakarta Tahun 2016-2021

Pergeseran Peran Sektor Ekonomi dan Pembangunan Infrastruktur di Yogyakarta Tahun 2016-2021

Spatial Urban – Rural Interaction Patterns in Metropolitan Cirebon Raya using Remote Sensing and Socioeconomic Data

Zero-hunger through the lens of food security in populous Asia: pre and post-pandemic

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