Communication Factors as an Effort to Accelerate the Implementation of Forest and Land Fires in Siak Regency
Dr. Febri Yuliani, M.Si
Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Riau, Kampus Bina Widya Km. 12,5 Simpang Baru Panam Pekanbaru 28293
Abstract
The research focused on revealing how the communication factor is an effort to accelerate the Implementation of Forest and Land Fires in Siak district. For theoretical aspects, this research is expected to be useful to generalize the truth and or weakness of social theories, especially public policy theory and participatory policy. The results of the study are expected to become new information that can further enrich the treasury in the field of social sciences, especially the science of Public Administration. Practically, this research is expected to be able to provide contributions and recommendations for local governments, the results of this study are expected to be one of the basic references in order to improve local government policies in Siak Regency. In particular, with regard to communication The organization and management of peat ecosystems, the results of this study are expected to be a source of information and motivation to contribute in efforts to maintain and maintain peat ecosystems. The purpose of this study is: This study seeks to explore, uncover and analyze how communication factors are an effort to accelerate the implementation of forest and land fires in Siak district. In this study, the approach taken was a qualitative approach with the intention to comprehensively reveal communication factors as an effort to accelerate the Implementation of Forest and Land Fires in Siak District. The use of a qualitative approach is also adapted to the existing characteristics that researchers are directly involved in the location of research through participant observation. Research results indicate that organizational communication in handling fires is more responsive rather than anticipatory. Forest and land fire prevention consists of: 1) Prevention of damage to peat ecosystems, in the form of: Responsible for businesses must have environmental permits, Utilization of the area at most 70% of the permitted area. 2) Control of forest and land fires, resulting in a decrease in water level, dry peat due to drainage channels, land clearing. Countermeasures are carried out through fire suppression, area isolation, making block or water control structures, other ways that do not cause negative impacts. 3) Recovery of damage to peat ecosystems is carried out through rehabilitation, restoration and other means according to the development of science and technology. The main recommendation that must be immediately carried out is organizational communication that is consistent and effective against forest and land fires.
Keywords: Organizational Communication, implementation of policies, forest and land fires
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