The Performance of Forestry Human Resources in Licensing Forest Utilization, The Lease of Forest Area, and The Release of Forest Area

Nurtjahjawilasa, Nurtjahjawilasa; Kartodihardjo, Hariadi; Nurrochmat, Dodik Ridho; Justianto, Agus

doi:10.7226/jtfm.21.2.76

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“…The ability to act is a prerequisite in creating added value for the organization. This requires an ability to communicate and coordinate honestly and correctly, ability to build an emotional bond, a passion for dialogue, cooperation skills as a team, and ability to learn and adapt, as well as efforts to increase participation (Nurtjahjawilasa et al 2015). The coordination and communication will affect the collective action needed to achieve collective goals of the society.…”

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How trust influence social capital to support collective action in agroforestry development?

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Abstract. Qurniati R, Febryano IG, Zulfiani D. 2017. How trust influence social capital to support collective action in agroforestry development ?. Biodiversitas 18: 1201?. Biodiversitas 18: -1206. Trust is an important factor for strengthening social capital. Trust in forest community is achieved through collective action in small scale agroforestry. It was challenging process regards the low on social capital in communities. This study intended to analyse and explain how trust influences social capital in encouraging collective action in agroforestry development. The study conducted in Sidodadi and Sumur Kumbang Lampung Province, from October-December 2016. The area was selected based on disparities of sea level of villages. The data collected through in-depth interviews with several members of farmer group who responsible for agroforestry. The research found that trust between farmer group member remains high. However, trust as a source of social capital was not supported collective action since farmer group institution is weak. Therefore, to support agroforestry development, social capital should be increased through the development of good networks (bridging) to reach collective goal i.e. community welfare and sustainable forest management.

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Section: Trust and Collective Action In Agroforestry Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

How trust influence social capital to support collective action in agroforestry development?

2017

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“…Once a business thought to be feasible, the next possible decision is about how to increase production, which is going to involve, both biophysical and community characteristics, in the form of interaction among parties. Often, such interactions cause high transaction costs for corporations during decision-making process due to the existence of overlapping area (Kartodihardjo, Nurrochmat, & Justianto, 2015). The amount of the significant transaction costs would depend on key policymakers, whether beneficial or not for them, and often ignoring community interests.…”

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“…However, to do research about the aforementioned corruptive interaction is difficult, even for corporate HRD, due to its high sensitivity, as well as, possible cover ups. Such transaction cost, which in the above context is bribery, in the action arena involve local officials and companies, whether legal or not, as well as other users (Nurtjahjawilasa. Kartodihardjo, Nurrochmat, & Justianto, 2015).…”

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Diagnosing Performance in Governing Utilization of Forest Production in Fmu Meranti–musi Banyuasin, South Sumatera

Napitu¹,

Hidayat

Basuni

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DIAGNOSING PERFORMANCE IN GOVERNING UTILIZATION OF FOREST PRODUCTION IN FMU MERANTI-MUSI BANYUASIN, SOUTH SUMATRA. Perspective differences of users related to forest area utilization has caused tenurial conflicts, as well as, possible utilization conflicts. This study aimed to understand stakeholders' interests and influences as exogenous factors that caused the non-optimal institutional performance. This study used an institutional diagnostic approach to understand how the situation and action arena is from inter-influencing institutional entities. Data collection used the convergent parallel mixed method (CPMM) approach, while analysis used the rapid land tenure assessment (RaTA) method. Further, this study used the Institutional Analysis Development (IAD) method to explain how the exogenous factors influence each other. The results show that the characteristics of biophysical attributes, community attributes, as well as, rule in use were inter-influencing within the action arena. Besides, based on the post-prospective analysis result, policy decision opted by the government tend to not consider the community's existence, who have been using the land for their livelihood. This situation has caused utilization conflicts between communities and concession holders. Thus, this study recommends: 1) the stakeholders to establish a communication forum for all parties to obtain clear information about forest utilization and to support institutional performance; 2) institutionalizing local community to govern forest utilization, and 3) determining management and concept of sustainable forest, as well as, policy making.

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The Performance of Forestry Human Resources in Licensing Forest Utilization, The Lease of Forest Area, and The Release of Forest Area

Abstract: Performance assesment includes the quantity and quality measurements of individual or group works within

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How trust influence social capital to support collective action in agroforestry development?

How trust influence social capital to support collective action in agroforestry development?

Diagnosing Performance in Governing Utilization of Forest Production in Fmu Meranti–musi Banyuasin, South Sumatera

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