The Rapid Assesment Using RAFHAM Method in Singosari, Malang Regency (Kabupaten Malang)

Fadlilah, K. Ummi; Navastara, Ardy Maulidy; Pradinie, T. Karina; Kusuma, Surya Hadi

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.06.135

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“…Integrated strategic policies are needed to develop coastal areas. Th e policies include (a) economic policies, (b) natural resource policies, and (c) institutional development policies aimed to provide legal certainty (Khanom, 2010;Pemkab Malang, 2016). Th erefore, community welfare highly depends on the performance of the partnership system that is built.…”

Section: Th E Community Welfarementioning

confidence: 99%

Public-Private Partnership Model to Manage Coastal Tourism in Indonesia: Can It Improve the Community Welfare?

Untari

2024

PAI

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The public-private partnership and local communities play an important role in the development of coastal tourism. The welfare of coastal communities depends on the synergy of the partnership built. The study aimed to determine (1) the management of coastal tourism by public-private partnerships and local communities, (2) the balance between the public-private partnerships and local communities in coastal tourism management, and (3) the contribution of coastal tourism management to community welfare. A mixed method approach was used in the research. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, observations, semi-open questionnaires, and documentation. The results showed that the management of coastal tourism developed through a public-private partnership between private institutions, regional governments, and community groups was properly implemented. The balance of partnerships between the Forest Village Community Organization (Lembaga Masyarakat Desa Hutan), Tourism Awareness Group (Kelompok Sadar Wisata or POKDARWIS), and local communities was well implemented in many community activities around the tourism area. The public-private partnership established with a mutually beneficial agreement was able to improve the community welfare.

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Section: Th E Community Welfarementioning

confidence: 99%

Public-Private Partnership Model to Manage Coastal Tourism in Indonesia: Can It Improve the Community Welfare?

Untari

2024

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“…Village businesses that benefit from eco-friendly businesses are seen in the drivers (community aspect) but also in the impact of eco-friendly innovations to save on materials, distribution, and transportation costs, considering that transportation problems in rural locations require costs. Environmental innovation in rural small businesses shows a relationship between motivational factors, pro-environmental behavior, innovation and business growth (Fadlilah et al, 2016).Opportunistic perceptions are shown in efforts that support environmental sustainability, given the level at which new ideas are developed and provide concrete evidence of economic benefits as seen in the way pro-environmental measures are developed, as a way to gain new markets, to deepen customer and supplier relationships and to reduce costs. The owner showed "opportunistic perceptions; controlled growth ambitions; a culture of innovation and flexibility developed" (Li et al, 2022).…”

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Exploring the Untapped Potential: The Role of Local Resources in Fostering Modern Village Businesses

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2023

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Modern villages are innovative sources of economic growth, harnessing the untapped potential of local resources to drive sustainable development. This study explores the dynamic interplay between local resources and the establishment of modern businesses in Pandansari Lor Village. By adopting a qualitative approach and using interviews and field observations, the research uncovers the distinct local resources that play a pivotal role in the community's economic transformation. The findings demonstrate the significance of natural resources, cultural heritage, and traditional knowledge as drivers of entrepreneurial initiatives, paving the way for the modernization of village businesses. The study not only contributes to the academic literature on rural development, but also provides valuable insights for policymakers and local communities seeking to leverage their inherent resources for sustainable economic growth and community well-being.The development of local resource management today shows that the community already has a tradition to do business, in the form of opening cafes around Coban Jahe waterfall and the cassava processing industry that already has a market outside the village. Industrialization must be based on the local potential of the village, namely processed cassava, and coconut with various variants of product diversification. Village industrialization is carried out in two ways, first the development of various appropriate technologies in the form of production machines to increase the processing capacity of cassava, coconut, and herbal plants, and second, digital technology and automationfor water resources management, namely Hippam management and fish farming. This industrialization process is very important for increasing village production capacity, village product quality and tourism village branding in the future. The development of village industry will be able to accelerate the realization of a modern tourism village.

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The Awareness Level of Building Owners to Conserve Cultural Heritage Area in Kotagede, Yogyakarta

Dharmasanti

Dewi

2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The concept of cultural heritage conservation is not only about architecture but also about people / communities who are related to cultural heritage. The local community is one of the actors who play a role in the conservation of cultural heritage areas. There are 41,7% of Kotagede's old buildings that are not maintained, damaged, and extinct. Building changes were carried out by the owner itself. Therefore, it is important to identify the level of awareness of old building owners to conserving the Kotagede area. The research method used quantitative research. The respondents in this study were the owners of the old building Kotagede. The research data were collected using a questionnaire and observation. The likert scale aims to determine the level of awareness of building owners. The results of this study indicate that the condition of building owners can affect the conservation awareness of building owners. The limited conservation information causes the owners to change the old buildings. The problem of building heritage causes owners to have doubts about the sense of ownership of old buildings. The building owners, who have a medium and low economic level, feel unable to spend on building maintenance costs. The old building was located near the modern environment so that the owners became affected, breaking the government rules, and cared less so that the authenticity of the old building forms became reduced. The conclusion of this study shows that the awareness of the owners' buildings is still at a doubt level. It means that actually, the owners already understand that it is significant to conserve their old buildings. However, they have not been able to do it optimally because there are still obstacles that hinder them.

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The Rapid Assesment Using RAFHAM Method in Singosari, Malang Regency (Kabupaten Malang)

Cited by 5 publications

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Public-Private Partnership Model to Manage Coastal Tourism in Indonesia: Can It Improve the Community Welfare?

Public-Private Partnership Model to Manage Coastal Tourism in Indonesia: Can It Improve the Community Welfare?

Exploring the Untapped Potential: The Role of Local Resources in Fostering Modern Village Businesses

The Awareness Level of Building Owners to Conserve Cultural Heritage Area in Kotagede, Yogyakarta

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