Triple helix as an empowerment strategy for labor fishermen: a proposed model through action research study

Budiarti, Laeli; Setyorini, Christina Tri; Susilowati, Dewi; Warsidi,; Sukardi, Purnama; Jannah, Miftahul

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/746/1/012011

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“…Meanwhile, universities can carry out the Tri Dharma of higher education by helping the government, the industry, and labor fishermen for reaching a better life [35].…”

Section: Poverty In Fishermenmentioning

confidence: 99%

Management for Alleviating Poverty Among Fishermen Through Empowering Female Fishermen in North Kalimantan

Kahar

Broto

2023

KSS

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Research related to poverty alleviation models for fishermen has been widely carried out. However, models involving female fishermen have not been thoroughly investigated. This article explores the public policy management model in alleviating poverty in fishermen by involving female fishermen. In this study, the researchers employed the descriptive-qualitative method with a documentation study by reviewing the results of relevant previous studies. The collected data were analyzed using an inductive approach to social phenomena related to female fishermen. Results showed that: (1) poverty in fishermen was caused by the low monthly income, the use of traditional fishing gear, the lack of corporate effort, and the low level of education of fishermen; (2) the ineffectiveness of poverty alleviation policies, among others, were caused by inaccurate program targets, being not in line with objectives, administrative problems, resource problems, misuse of assistance, the lack of socialization, inaccuracies of data, the low commitment of program participants, education level of program participants, low community participation, and lack of technical performance of program management; and (3) the right model for alleviating poverty in fishermen with the concept of women’s empowerment is through business development in the form of the establishment of cooperatives for female fishermen. Therefore, affirmative action is needed for the management of the cooperatives so that these female fishermen can manage their businesses more efficiently and productively through an empowerment model by collaborating with local governments, universities, and private sectors/companies. The local government may provide a series of training and assistance for the management of the cooperative, while the private sector reinforces managerial, production, and marketing aspects. Furthermore, universities can implement their Tri Dharma of higher education by helping the government and cooperatives managed by female fishermen, thereby improving the fishermen’s family economy. Keywords: Poverty, Women’s Empowerment, Collaboration.

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“…Meanwhile, universities can carry out the Tri Dharma of higher education by helping the government, the industry, and labor fishermen for reaching a better life [35].…”

Section: Poverty In Fishermenmentioning

confidence: 99%

Management for Alleviating Poverty Among Fishermen Through Empowering Female Fishermen in North Kalimantan

Kahar

Broto

2023

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“…According to Tseng et al (2020) [135], collaboration in the sustainable seafood supply chain should incorporate social, economic and environmental aspects. Many researchers have highlighted the importance of the triple helix model to innovative sustainable strategies in the seafood supply chain [136][137][138]. Researchers agree that collaboration between actors in the supply chain and stakeholders is key to aligning innovation and sustainability and, in turn, meeting UN SDGs [139,140].…”

Section: Climate Changementioning

confidence: 99%

Achieving Sustainability of the Seafood Sector in the European Atlantic Area by Addressing Eco-Social Challenges: The NEPTUNUS Project

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Fisheries and aquaculture are becoming a focus of societal concern driven by globalization and increasing environmental degradation, mainly caused by climate change and marine litter. In response to this problem, the European Atlantic Area NEPTUNUS project aims to support and inform about the sustainability of the seafood sector, boosting the transition towards a circular economy through defining eco-innovation approaches and a steady methodology for eco-labelling products. This timely trans-regional European project proposes key corrective actions for positively influencing resource efficiency by addressing a life cycle thinking and involving all stakeholders in decision-making processes, harnessing the water-energy-seafood nexus. This paper presents inter-related objectives, methodologies and cues to action that will potentially meet these challenges that are aligned with many of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and European policy frameworks (e.g., Farm to Fork, European Green Deal).

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“…Based on the results in the field, if there was a household surplus, fishermen tended to use the excess income to pay debts or installments, saved it in the form of gold, paid the children's education fees, and others. According to Budiarti et al (2021), the remaining income of fishermen is used to pay debts to moneylenders during the lean season (bad weather) or there are big waves and strong winds because fishermen cannot go to sea to catch fish.…”

Section: Small Fisherman's Household Economicmentioning

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Factors affecting expenditure and income of small fisherman households: Evidence from Jember, Indonesia

Sujarwo

Maulidah

Setiawan

2022

JSeD

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Small-scale fishermen from Watu Ulo, Jember, Indonesia use very simple fishing gear and small boats use nets. Thus, they receive a low catch and affect their well-being. This study aims to analyze the factors that can affect the income and expenditure of fishers’ households. This study interviewed fishermen in Watu Ulo Hamlet, Ambulu District, using simple random sampling. The analytical method in this study used the Two-stage Least Square (2SLS) method to estimate the parameters of the equation. The results showed that the fishing income was influenced by the selling price of the fish and fishing production. Non-fishing income was influenced by total household income and fishermen's education. Husband's work at sea did not affect non-fishing income. Meanwhile, there were two factors that affected fishermen's household expenditures. Food expenditure was influenced by total household income, number of family members, and rice expenditure. Moreover, non-food expenditure was influenced by total household income, the number of schoolchildren, and customs. This study suggests that fishermen need to diversify their income sources into processed goods so that they can be sold in markets or shops. Such effort can increase the income of fisherman households.JEL Classification E31; J43; O11

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Triple helix as an empowerment strategy for labor fishermen: a proposed model through action research study

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Management for Alleviating Poverty Among Fishermen Through Empowering Female Fishermen in North Kalimantan

Management for Alleviating Poverty Among Fishermen Through Empowering Female Fishermen in North Kalimantan

Achieving Sustainability of the Seafood Sector in the European Atlantic Area by Addressing Eco-Social Challenges: The NEPTUNUS Project

Factors affecting expenditure and income of small fisherman households: Evidence from Jember, Indonesia

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