The Sustainability of Independent Palm Oil Smallholders in Multi-Tier Supply Chains in East Kalimantan Indonesia

Nashr, Fakhrizal; Putri, Eka Intan Kumala; Dharmawan, Arya Hadi; Fauzi, Akhmad

doi:10.18280/ijsdp.160418

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“…Most of the scientific studies devoted to the strategic planning of sustainable development focus on innovations [12][13][14][15][16]. Today's competitive global environment puts pressure on communities to develop.…”

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Strategic Planning for the Sustainable Development of Territorial Communities

Zhovnirchyk¹,

Chernov²,

Larina³

et al. 2023

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Strategic planning for sustainable development is actively employed across various socioeconomic systems, but territorial communities are in most need due to the complexity of their socio-economic structure. One of the most significant and relevant challenges in this context is strategic planning itself. The primary objective of this article is to apply a methodological approach to enhance the effectiveness of strategic planning for the sustainable development of territorial communities, with an emphasis on the tactical and operational aspects of this process. The object of the study is the territorial community. The research methodology encompasses methodological aspects of modeling techniques that facilitate the sustainability planning process. The results obtained from the study can potentially improve the strategic planning process for sustainable development within a single territorial community by modeling the stages of tactical and operational activities. This study is constrained by considering the specifics of only one territorial community. Future research should focus on expanding the methodological approach and incorporating more elements of strategic planning.

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Strategic Planning for the Sustainable Development of Territorial Communities

Zhovnirchyk¹,

Chernov²,

Larina³

et al. 2023

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic that hit the world generated an increase in the number of poor people in the final quarter of 2020. Considering that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the upper-middle class and the poorest, then government must focus on the poverty alleviation through a holistic strategy [7,8]. The poverty and income inequality often exhibit a unidirectional pattern of change.…”

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Sustainability Strategy to Alleviate Poverty Through Education, Energy, GRDP, and Special Funds: Evidence from Indonesia

Purba¹,

Budiono²,

Hariandja³

et al. 2023

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This study discusses the approach to poverty alleviation that occurs in Indonesia, reviewed by using four variables that match the situation. The simulation based on our approach model applies an integrated and multidimensional approach that combines elements of various approaches to alleviating the poverty. This research uses cross-sectional data from 501 regencies and cities the Republic of Indonesia. The data is analyzed using OLS multiple regression with robustness. In addition, this study offers policies for the government to design, manage, and implement poverty alleviation programs. This study enriches the poverty alleviation literature in knowledge capture and sample adequacy. The findings of this study indicate that not all selected independent variables affect the poverty. There are four variables studied in this study, namely, literacy, electricity energy, and GDRP with oil. From the four variables, only three significantly affect the poverty as dependent variable. The most surprising thing is that the special allocation fund variable has an expected sign on its coefficient contrary to the hypothesis. Therefore, the special allocation fund does not support the poverty alleviation throughout the cities and districts in Indonesia. Findings of this study confirm, to some extent, the complementarity of the independent variable to the dependent variable and various approaches to poverty alleviation that need to be employed comprehensively.

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“…Independent oil palm smallholders are one of the keys to achieving sustainable production (Bakhtary, Haupt, Luttrell, Landholm, & Jelsma, 2021) and initiating the regional and Rural Development Research economy (Sukiyono et al, 2022). In 2020, the total area of oil palm smallholders in Indonesia was 6.09 (40.62%) of 14,97 million hectares and produced 17,38 (35.38%) of 49,12 million tonnes of total crude palm oil production (Nashr, Putri, Dharmawan, & Fauzi, 2021). Independent oil palm smallholders have been believed to enhance livelihood standards (Chiriacò, Bellotta, Jusić, & Perugini, 2022), poverty alleviation (Ichsan, Saputra, & Permatasari, 2021;Ruml et al, 2022), and human capital formation among farm households in rural areas (Chrisendo, Siregar, & Qaim, 2022;Qaim, Sibhatu, Siregar, & Grass, 2020;Sukiyono et al, 2022).…”

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Does Household Financial Management of Independent Oil Palm Smallholders Promote Rural Development?

Nurliza,

Nugraha,

Muthahhari

et al. 2023

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Sustainable production by independent oil palm smallholders links to the creation of goods and services using processes and systems that are resource-conserving, economically viable, and socially and creatively rewarding for all working people and consumers. However, there is limited efficiency in financial management and low resource allocation for rural finance operations to support the development of rural economies. This study tried to prove whether household financial management promotes rural development using the theories of transaction cost, financial transaction management, public expenditure management, and a rural development framework. This research was conducted in Sambas District, West Kalimantan, using a mixed method with purposive sampling and structured questionnaires administered to 200 independent oil palm smallholders. Multidimensional scaling and a structural equation model were employed to analyze the data. The results unveiled that household financial management promoted rural development due to its effects on accessibility and infrastructure for market opportunities, basic and public services, and governance regarding participation in agriculture meetings and training by the government. Governance emerged as the most direct effect of rural development as it contributed to livelihoods, community-based economic empowerment, human resources, and rural environmental problems. Operational and risk management came as the most influential factors in household financial management. Government played a role in engaging smallholders in supply chains, access to inputs, and households’ transition in confronting a variety of yields, unstable output and input prices, and changes in production technology. Innovative multi-actor collaborations were required to reinforce and provide a cloak for policy decisions.

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The Sustainability of Independent Palm Oil Smallholders in Multi-Tier Supply Chains in East Kalimantan Indonesia

Cited by 7 publications

References 27 publications

Strategic Planning for the Sustainable Development of Territorial Communities

Strategic Planning for the Sustainable Development of Territorial Communities

Sustainability Strategy to Alleviate Poverty Through Education, Energy, GRDP, and Special Funds: Evidence from Indonesia

Does Household Financial Management of Independent Oil Palm Smallholders Promote Rural Development?

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