The Role of Tourism on a Geosites's Space Development Case: Watu Payung-Turunan Geoforest Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Vitrianto, Primantoro Nur; Nuryanti, Wiendu; Rahmi, Dwita Hadi

doi:10.24940/ijird/2021/v10/i4/apr21052

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“…Semi-fixed space elements are the elements that change the most and determine the structure of tourism space. The dynamics of tourism activities as non-fixed elements greatly influence the development of semi-fixed elements [4].…”

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Space Change Process at Nglanggeran Geosite, Gunung Sewu Yogyakarta - UNESCO Global Geopark

Vitrianto¹

2023

IJSDP

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The development of geoparks and tourism activities can significantly alter the spatial elements within a geopark. This study examines changes in spatial elements at Nglanggeran Ancient Volcano within the Gunung Sewu-UNESCO Global Geopark, caused by geopark development and tourism. Using a descriptive qualitative approach with a spatial element analysis, the study finds that the process of spatial change is influenced by non-fixed elements, with differences in the process due to variations in tourism and geopark development activities. The study identifies external factors, such as tourism, as key drivers of spatial changes. The findings highlight the potential for tourism to increase income through the development of tourism service businesses. The study contributes to advancing knowledge of the relationship between geopark development, tourism, and spatial changes, and offers insights for the sustainable development of geoparks and tourism in the future.

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Space Change Process at Nglanggeran Geosite, Gunung Sewu Yogyakarta - UNESCO Global Geopark

Vitrianto¹

2023

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Community engagement in waste reduction: A critical component for Gunung Sewu Geopark conservation, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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Vitrianto

2024

Environmental &Amp; Socio-Economic Studies

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The key to achieving an effective and sustainable geopark waste management system is fostering community participation. This research about the Gunung Sewu Geopark, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, examines the phases and levels of community participation in waste reduction. The study involved surveying 1,757 respondents aged 18 and above using door-to-door questionnaires, which were analysed using the conditional probability method to determine participation stages and levels. The results indicate that community participation in waste reduction activities, such as composting and recycling is inadequate, with only 21.12% of respondents participating in the decision-making stage, 1.99% participating in the implementation stage, and 0.68% finding waste reduction activities valuable. Rural community participation level scores were 0.68 and categorised as very low. The incomplete stages of participation and low levels of participation are significant challenges for implementing sustainable waste management and maintaining conservation principles in Gunung Sewu Geopark. Further research could be conducted to determine the driving factors that most influence rural community participation so that geopark policymakers can develop strategies to increase participation more effectively and to targets.

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The Role of Tourism on a Geosites's Space Development Case: Watu Payung-Turunan Geoforest Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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Space Change Process at Nglanggeran Geosite, Gunung Sewu Yogyakarta - UNESCO Global Geopark

Space Change Process at Nglanggeran Geosite, Gunung Sewu Yogyakarta - UNESCO Global Geopark

Community engagement in waste reduction: A critical component for Gunung Sewu Geopark conservation, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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