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The 4th International Conference on Regional Development (ICRD 2019)

Event starts on 2019.08.06 for 2 days in Semarang

http://icrd.undip.ac.id | https://ifory.id/conf-abstract/wxRJEVkL3

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Evaluation of Poverty Alleviation Policies in Kokap, Kulon Progo Regency
Anggita Selewang

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Anggita Selewang

Institutions
Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Diponegoro University

Abstract
Poverty is one of the biggest problem faced by almost every country in the world, both developed and developing countries. Poverty is a condition of a person trapped in the vicious circle of poverty and inability to break the vicious cycle. Therefore, intervention from external parties is needed to help someone getting out of the poverty trap. One of the interventions can be done through public policy. In 2017, 20.8% of the population in Indonesia is still below the poverty line. To suppress these figures, further studies need to be conducted on the effectiveness of existing poverty alleviation policies in tackling the problem of poverty in Indonesia. In 2017, Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY) was known to have the highest poverty rate in Java. DIY poverty rate reached 13.02%, higher than Indonesias poverty rate which is 10.12%. One of the districts with the highest poverty rate in DIY is Kulon Progo Regency. Despite the decline in the last 10 years, the poverty rate of Kulon Progo Regency in 2017 reached 20%. Based on the secondary data, the largest pockets of poverty in Kulon Progo Regency is Kokap. Therefore, Kokap was chosen as the location of the poverty alleviation policy evaluation study in this article. This study is using the Delphic Analytical Process (DHP) method which is an integration of the Delphi method and Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP). The Delphi method will be used to determine the most appropriate evaluation criteria in evaluating poverty alleviation policies while the AHP is used to assess the most effective poverty alleviation policies that have been implemented in Kokap, Kulon Progo Regency. The results of this study are expected to be useful for the government in reducing poverty through more effective policy formulations.

Keywords
Policy evaluation, Poverty alleviation policy, Delphi method, Analytical Hierarchy Process, Delphic Hierarchy Process

Topic
Rural and Regional Governance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/NVgAwDP8KrRu


EVALUATION OF POVERTY ALLEVIATION STRATEGIES IN RURAL AREAS IN CENTRAL JAVA INDONESIA
S. Budi Prasetyo and Alfina Handayani

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alfina handayani

Institutions
Bappeda Provinsi Jateng

Abstract
The study aims to identify poverty conditions and the implementation of poverty alleviation programs in Central Java, especially in Kab. Wonosobo and Kab. Grobogan, analyze alternative priorities for poverty alleviation programs and community-based poverty alleviation strategies.This study used the mix method (quantitative and qualitative approaches). Data collected includes primary and secondary data. Research respondents included TKPKD, local goverment institution, rural government officials, public figure and poor families. Data analysis using AHP (Analytical Hierarchy Process) and ISM (Intrepretative Structural Modeling).The results show that Kab. Grobogan is more faced with infrastructure problems that affect access to basic facilities. The low level of education and sanitation of the people in Kab Wonosobo is influenced by cultural-influenced community behavior. A lot of program is not on target, it needs the strong commitment of the Government to update the poverty data. Empowerment-based poverty reduction is constrained by incompatibility with the potential of the local community and environment, product marketing, capital and infrastructure. The priority alternatives for poverty alleviation programs in Kab. Grobogan are entrepreneurship training, cash-intensive work and assistance in providing production factors. In Kab. Wonosobo priority focus on the distribution of labor, improvement of regional health insurance and training of prospective workers in BLK (vocational training center). Empowerment based poverty reduction strategies in Kab. Grobogan is influenced by limited infrastructure, lack of quality technical staff and unclear community empowerment regulations as the main constraints, human resources, cross-sectoral collaboration, presence of assistants, control of agricultural land as program needs, development of technology and science and technology in agriculture, animal husbandry and small micro enterprises as program objectives, agreement on implementation rules as activities needed for action planning, related institution an element of the institutions involved in implementing the empowerment program. Kab. Wonosobo is influenced by lack of government responsibility as a major obstacle, and the Central and Provincial Governments as elements of the institutions involved in implementing empowerment programs.

Keywords
Evaluation, Poverty alleviation, Rural Areas

Topic
Rural Resilience

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/dpkZYAKwt2Jv


FARMERS HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY IN SALATIGA CITY
Indrawan Haryanto (a); Ni Wayan Kartika Simastuti (b)

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Ni Wayan Kartika S.

Institutions
a) Master student of Economic Development, Faculty of Economic and Business, Universitas Gadjah Mada
b) Undergraduate Students of Regional Development, Faculty of Geography, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Abstract
Food as a basic human need must be fulfilled over time by person, household, regency, province, and nation from the national level to households and individuals. Somehow, some people still can-t reach a minimum standard of food fullfilment named food security. As there are different level of food fullfilment by different group of people, a study about the difference is needed to understand more about food security. Salatiga City is a city that the landscape of it is mixture of rural and urban, which roughly 5% of the worker in Salatiga City work in agricultural sector, whom not food resistant for every level that exists, especially in its famer-s households. This research aims to classify farmer-s household food security, identify sub-district typologies according to the class proportions of farmer-s household food security, and describe the characteristics of farmer-s household food security in Salatiga City. This research was done by using quantitative methods with secondary data analysis, the Salatiga City-s Rumah Tangga Usaha Pertanian issued by the Central Bureau of Statistic. Data processing was done by using descriptive analysis techniques and scoring analysis techniques as well as plotting the Terner Diagram. The results showed that the farmer-s household food security index of Salatiga City had a higher average value than the national and Central Java Provinces and was slightly lower than the value of Java Island.Demographic characteristics of food security in the Karawang Regency demographic, that consist of the sex of the head of the family, the age of the family head, the number of family members, and the education level of the household head as well as rural areas and urban areas showing different patterns for each class typology of agricultural household food security.

Keywords
food security, household food security, farmer-s household food security

Topic
Food Security

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/CLGT7cpV6fK8


Geosite And Geomorphosite Assessment Of Parang Hill For Geotourism Development And Spatial Planing In Karangsambung-Karangbolong National Geopark
Nandian Mareta (a*), Chusni Ansori (a), Edi Hidayat (a)

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NANDIAN MARETA

Institutions
a) Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) - Research And Development Division for Earth Conversation And Information
Jl Karangsambung Km-19, Kebumen, 54353
*nand015[at]lipi.go.id

Abstract
Parang Hill is a hill that is composed of intrusive diabas igneous rock which breaks through the clay-stone of the Karangsambung Formation at 38 mya. The process of intrusion forms a columnar joint structure that is exposed around it. The burly structure of the pole is the main attraction for visitors, in terms of geology, morphology and aesthetics. Joint column occurs in intrusive igneous rocks as well as lava flows. Magma or lava breaks down due to cooling forming cracks that are perpendicular to the cooling plane. After cracks then develop to form a polygonal plane. Parang Hill is one of 41 geological sites in the Karangsambung-Karangbolong National Geopark area, which was inaugurated at the end of 2018. The number of geosites is necessary so that the priority of regional development and spatial planning is better. The development of geopark and tourist villages around geosite will increase the number of visitors and the carrying capacity of the environment. This study aims to look at aspects of tourism development in terms of geosite and geomorphosite assessment which includes 5 parameters namely scientific value, educational value, economic value, conservation value and added value. The method used is field observation and quantification of the 5 (five) main parameters with weighting as a feasibility value of the Bukit Parang geosite for geotourism. These quantification values can produce information and recommendations for the management of geotourism especially in Parang Hill, and generally in Karangsambung-Karangbolong Geopark. The values of quantification of the main parameters are 75% intrinsic and scientific value, 88% educational value, 66.67% economic value, 75% conservation value and 60% added value. The total score is 14, Mean 0.74, median 1, standard deviation 0.31 and coeffisient of variation 0.4. Based on the ANOVA test about the feasibility values ranging from 0-1, Bukit Parang has a feasibility value of 0.74.

Keywords
Parang Hill; Geopark; Geology; Stockpile; Anova; Geotourism; Spatial Planning

Topic
Land Management

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/rZf3w7BRDpHN


GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS IN LONG-TERM FERTILIZATION AND RICE VARIETIES IN IRRIGATED RICE FIELD
Eni Yulianingsih1, Ali Pramono1 and Rina Kartikawati1

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ENI YULIANINGSIH

Institutions
1. BALAI PENELITIAN LINGKUNGAN PERTANIAN

Abstract
Food production needs to be increased by 70% to provide food in 2050. However, agricultural activities contribute to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of approximately 5% of national GHG emissions. The main greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector are CH4, which is 67% of total agricultural emissions, followed by N2O (30%) and CO2 (3%) The development of food crops combined with livestock is one of an efficient carbon farming system. An efficient carbon farming system is an agricultural system that optimally uses carbon contained in crop residues and livestock waste as a source of organic material. The system can provide added value to increase land and plant productivity, farmer income, energy efficiency, and reduce GHG-s emission. The study was conducted to obtain GHG-s emissions (CH4 and N2O) on food crops to support carbon efficient farming systems. This research was carried out at the Sukamandi Rice Center in the rainy season of 2013. Long-term fertilization treatments were observed in NPK fertilizer and Organic Material (OM) plots while varieties were observed in Ciherang, Situ Bagendit, and Inpari 30. CH4 and N2O emissions from each plot in 3 replications were taken four times (6 November 2013, 13 November 2013, 20 November 2013 and 27 November 2013). The results showed that OM treatment emitted CH4 of 36.77 kg CH4 ha-1season-1 was lower than NPK treatment, and NPK treatment emitted N2O by 0.68 kg N2O ha-1season-1 lower than OM treatment. For the treatment of Inpari 30 variety emitted of 27.73 kg CH4 ha-1season-1 lower than the Ciherang and Situ Bagendit variety while Situ Bagendit variety emitted N2O of 0.85 N2O ha-1season-1 lower than the Ciherang and Inpari variety. 30.

Keywords
GHG, fertilizer, rice variety, irrigated land

Topic
Agricultural Development

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/bZJayfRxcTYA


HOW DOMESTIC TOURIST PERCEIVES NOMADIC TOURISM IDEA IN INDONESIA
Ni Wayan Kartika Simastuti (a); Indrawan Haryanto (b)

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Ni Wayan Kartika S.

Institutions
a) Undergraduate Students of Regional Development Major, Faculty of Geography, Universitas Gadjah Mada
b) Master student of Economic Development, Faculty of Economic and Business, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Abstract
Since it was launched in 2018, Nomadic Tourism, as one of three strategies to increase tourist arrival, has been limitedly researched. The concept arose as a temporary solution to the amenity development delay in some destination, especially of those labeled as 10 new Bali. Nomadic amenities as part of the concept has an advantage over a conventional accommodation that took years to build. As other concept of tourism, it is needed to know Nomadic Tourism market, since the market describe how successful the implementation will become. Domestic tourist, which held huge market share in tourism, may play a big role as a potential demand of Nomadic Tourism. But somehow, there is still lack of information about how this market perceives this new concept and how it will consume the destination. Therefore, this research is held to capture and describe this issue to provide basic idea of this new developed concept. The tourist perception will be examined by four main component based on the destination choice model, that contain 1) the awareness of the concept, 2) the interest of tourist, 3) the image of destination, and 4) destination choice simulation. Using the quantitative method, 250 respondent between the ages of 18-35 are collected by online questionnaire. Respondent-s answers about four main components are then analyzed using SPSS and visualized using graphic. Result show that half of the respondent still has a minimum knowledge of Nomadic Tourism concept, as only a quarter of them have been visiting this kind of tourism. Somehow this idea may be a success as almost all of the respondent have willingness to visit the destination with nomadic tourism concept applied.

Keywords
Nomadic Tourism, tourist perception, destination choice

Topic
Rural Resilience

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/v6JhXAgDpbnL


Identification Conversion of Gumuk Pasir Parang Tritis
Fara Dwi Sakti Kartika

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Fara Dwi Sakti Kartika

Institutions
Master of Environmental Science

Abstract
Sand dune is a mound of a hill or igir from sand that is blown by the wind and is a natural formation because the wind process is called the eolean landscape (eolean morphology). (Adinugroho, 2010). Sand dune has important ecological functions such as preventing seepage of water (intrusion) into the groundwater layer, preventing abrasion, and as the first barrier (barrier) when a tsunami strikes. (Sungkowo et al. 2014). Gumuk Pasir Parangtritis becomes the study of exotic nature so that it becomes a tourist destination. The height of sandbanks that ranges from 20-25 meters above sea level can reduce tsunami damage that could potentially occur in the south of Java (Handayani, 2014). Development of Sand Dune and Land Use Changes at Gumuk Pasir Parang Tritis Beach. Gumuk Pasir is threatened because of land conversion. This Reasearch use analysis of remote sensing images and field surveys. Interpretation of land cover in high resolution images using Google Earth Pro and ArcGIS 10.3 software

Keywords
Sand dune, Land Use Change, interpretation, parangtritis

Topic
Land Management

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/BXt9pKEy4raT


IDENTIFICATION OF USE AND STRATEGY OF VILLAGE MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN PONGGOK VILLAGE, SUB-DISTRICT POLANHARJO, KLATEN DISTRICTS
Nandita Nur Rahma (a*), Muhammad Nur Febrian (b) , All Denicko Roynaldi (c)

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Muhammad Nur Febrian

Institutions
a. Department Urban And Regional Planning, Diponegoro University
b. Department Urban And Regional Planning, Diponegoro Univeristy
c. Department Urban And Regional Planning, Diponegoro Univeristy

Abstract
Village funds are funds originating from the state budget allocated for villages, transferred through the Regency / City APBD and prioritized for the implementation of development and empowerment of village communities. The use of village funds in the field of village development is directed at the procurement, construction, development, and maintenance of village facilities and infrastructure, basic social services, village economic enterprises, and environmental preservation. Whereas for the empowerment of village communities, for example, to develop community capacity, develop intervillage cooperation and village cooperation with third parties etc. This village fund is very important for improving public services in the village, alleviating poverty, advancing the village economy, overcoming disparities between villages, and strengthening rural communities as subjects of development. From this, village funds need to identify their use and management strategies as a form of village learning in Indonesia in managing village funds. The implementation of village funds in Ponggok Village is mostly used for the construction of basic infrastructures such as drainage, roads, health facilities, and educational facilities that reach a budget value of Rp. 636,399,000, -. Not only that, with the existence of BUMDes Tirta Mandiri which was established through village fund support in the form of Umbul Ponggok tourism management, village shops, and agricultural cultivation, the income achievement of this village reached 10.3 billion in 2016. The hope is from proper village fund management the target and making the appropriate village income pilot in Ponggok Village can be developed and as learning in villages in Indonesia

Keywords
Village Funds, Infrastructure Development, regional income, village potential, environmental preservation

Topic
Rural Development Finance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/89hvL4pFqACa


IMPACT OF POLICY AND ECONOMY ON MARKET ASPECTS IN REGIONAL COMPETITIVENESS IN CENTRAL JAVA
Andjar Prasetyo(a), Asrori(b), Hotnier Sihaputar(c)

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Andjar Prasetyo

Institutions
(a) Research and Development Agency of Magelang City, Sudirman St 46 Magelang City, Central Java, Indonesia
*andjar.prasetyo1[at]gmail.com
(b,c)Research And Development Agency, Ministry Of Internal Affairs, Kramat Raya St 132, Jakarta, Indonesia

Abstract
The Regional Competitiveness Index is one of the recommendations for regional policy directions and is believed to be a parameter of sustainable regional development. The purpose of this study is to analyze how much the impact of the market aspects on the four pillars includes Product Market Efficiency, Employment, Financial Access and Market Size in regional competitiveness. The market aspect is one of four aspects in the Regional Competitiveness Index. 35 Areas in Central Java Province were the location of this study with qualitative descriptions of research results obtained from observations, monitoring and interpretation of four pillars of data obtained in 2018. The research data came from secondary data by including 35 regions in the regional competitiveness index measurement in Province of Central Java. The results of the study indicate that the market aspect has an indirect impact in encouraging regional competitiveness indices, in addition to market aspects that require policy adjustments to be carried out both at regional and national scales in Indonesia.

Keywords
regional competitiveness index, market aspects, regional economy, regional policies

Topic
Rural and Regional Governance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/dapemtUYDTvE


IMPLEMENTATION OF GREEN ECONOMY CONCEPT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CEMPAKA TOURISM VILLAGE IN BUMIJAWA, TEGAL REGENCY AS AN EFFORT TO REALIZE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
MOHAMAD HERI HIDAYATTULOH

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Mohamad Heri Hidayattuloh

Institutions
Master Program in Environmental Sciences, Postgraduate School, Diponegoro University

Abstract
Green economy is an economic concept that aims to improve human welfare, reduce inequality, and preserve the environment and carry out development that is in accordance with the carrying capacity of the environment. Tegal Regency has a complete tourist attraction consisting of natural attractions and artificial tourism objects. One of the artificial tourism objects being developed is Cempaka Tourism Village, Bumijawa District. This Cempaka Tourism Village relies on the concept of democracy economy based on local wisdom and the beauty of the natural environment. The purpose of this study is to inventory the potential and attractiveness of Cempaka Tourism Village, analyze the application of green economy concepts in the development of Cempaka Tourism Village as an effort to realize sustainable development in the tourism sector and determine the best policy strategy alternatives in the development of Cempaka Tourism Village. The analytical method used was qualitative and quantitative descriptive analysis method. The analytical tool used was the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method with the Expert Choice application. Based on the results of the research that Cempaka Tourism Village has the potential and attractiveness to be developed into a tourist village with a green economy concept. The best alternative strategy in the development of Cempaka Tourism Village is to utilize the Slumpring Market as an alternative for improving the environment-based community economy.

Keywords
Green economy, village tourism, sustainable development

Topic
Rural Development Finance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/cvjnVNE84amP


implementation of law number 23 of 2014 local government by the lampung province mining and energy department for the sustainable mining management - a swot analysis
Hendry Micky (1*), Hartuti Purnaweni (2,3), Kismartini (2,3)

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hendry micky

Institutions
1. Directorate General of Mineral and Coal, Ministry Of Energy And Mineral Resources, PO BOX 12870, Jakarta
*hendri.micky[at]gmail.com
2. Master of Environmental Science, Post-Graduate School Diponegoro University, PO Box 50241, Semarang
3. Public Administration Departement, Faculty of Social and Political Science Diponegoro University, PO Box 50257, Semarang

Abstract
Mining activities cannot be separated with the adverse effects on the environment. This study aims to see the mining policy implementation of Law No. 23 Year 2014 About the Local Government and formulate strategies to achieve sustainable mining. This study took the site in Bandar Lampung, was carried out during the year 2016, where policy is still in the stage of transition. The approach used is qualitative. SWOT analysis is used to formulate a sustainable mining management by taking a case study of mining companies in Bandar Lampung. The results showed that the mining sector implementation policy has implications for the environment with the presence of illegal mining and lack of obedience fulfillment of obligations. The strategy can be applied to achieve sustainable mining is law enforcement and unequivocal sanctioning

Keywords
environment, implementation, mining, policy, SWOT

Topic
Rural and Regional Governance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/EwampfhGNr7R


Incorporating Biotechnology for Sustainable Farming: Case Study on Developing and Developed Country (Indonesia-Australia)
Anggri Hervani

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Anggri Hervani

Institutions
Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development, Ministry of Agriculture, Indonesia

Abstract
Biotechnology within the agricultural sector, primarily refers to genetic modification technology. Nowadays, breakthroughs in the genetic modification (GM) crops have expanded regarding fulfilling the food, fuel and fibre consumption. More food needed for human rapid population growth. Moreover, the quality of food related to nutrition content also needs to be developed This article was explained the status of biotechnology in Indonesia compared to Australia by collecting the published article from the academic portals. It was found that the global status of the biotech crop was varied in several countries. Australia was at great in the area coverage of the biotech crop, with cotton and canola as the biotech crop grown in Australia. At the farm level in Australia, transgenic Bacillus thuringensis (Bt) cotton gives a major impact on Australian farm by controlling the pest. Indonesia has been introduced with Bt cotton as biotech. The Bt cotton seed supplied by Monsanto. But Monsanto stops the supplying seed at 2002 and shut down by 2003. In 2000 to 2002, bt cotton in Indonesia was unsuccessful due to complain the yield and pricing, moreover, that bt cotton against Environmental Management Law No. 23/1997. There are several GMO plants have received food, feed, and/or environmental safety certificates from the government of Indonesia such as corn tolerant insect, sugarcane tolerance in drought, improve soybean nutrition, etc.. However, due to incomplete biosafety assessments, there is no imported or locally developed GMO plants have yet been commercialized. While the approval is still in process, there are some developing GM crops research in Indonesia such as rice with Nitrogen Use Efficiency (NUE), drought tolerant rice, salinity tolerant rice, planthopper resistance rice, sugarcane drought tolerant, and another crop. Related to food safety, it is debatable about safety issue on GM crop due to the possibility of allergic reaction to new protein form from the GM crop. Then, the issue of unskilled and low knowledge farmer of GM crop contributes to social damage such as suicides cotton farmers in India. Sustainability in agriculture relates to the development of agriculture. It means economic, social and environment cannot be distinguished apart. Besides an economic impact due to obtaining the great yield, biotechnology can play a role to protect the natural resources by applicating to the infertile land, minimize the nitrogen usage; then, biotechnology contributes to reducing the pesticides usage and increasing the human health by preventing malnutrition. The challenges to develop biotechnology comes from the consumer-s perspective on the side effect of the biotech product, lack of the government regulation, high cost to produce the biotechnology product. The use of biotechnology is a necessity to meet the increasing world food demand. Then, increasing the knowledge of the society of the biotechnology product and increasing the research and develop

Keywords
biotechnology, agriculture, sustainable

Topic
Agricultural Development

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/Y9NBKgxdrvb7


Increased Village Original Income Through Home Industry and Development of Duren Tourism Village in Segulung Village, Dagangan District, Madiun Regency
Novita Erliana Sari (a*), Ina Sunaryantiningsih (b), Fathur Rohman (c), Merry Cendana Kawa (d

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novita erliana sari

Institutions
Economic Education, PGRI MADIUN UNIVERSITY
Jalan Setiabudi 85 Madiun, 63118, Indonesia

Abstract
Village original income is income originating from village authority based on origin rights and scale of authority at the local village scale. Segulung Village, Dagangan District, Dolopo Regency is a village that has long been known as a producer of durian. Durian has long been the identity of the village of Segulung. Besides being famous for durian, Segulung Village has also begun to develop various types of businesses in the industrial sector. These include durian ice cream, kweni siroop and kripik tempeh. From the various businesses developed it has been able to support the economy of the people of Segulung Village. Based on this phenomenon, this study aims to find out how the policies taken by the village government in increasing the villages original income in Segulung Village, Dagangan District, Madiun Regency. This type of research is qualitative descriptive research to get an overview of the problem under study, concerning government efforts in increasing village original income. Data collection techniques are carried out by using interview, observation and documentation methods. In this study the researchers used qualitative analysis, the data collected in the form of case studies was easily clarified and the number was small. In qualitative analysis, the data needed in the study are not analyzed using numbers, but what is obtained will be interpreted according to the research objectives.

Keywords
Village Original Income, Home Industry, Tourism Village

Topic
Rural Development Finance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/YTHe9vZrgK7A


Increasing Productivity of Corn by Implementing Integrated Crop Management
Renie Oelviani

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renie oelviani

Institutions
AIAT Central Java

Abstract
Among food crop commodities, corn has become a central consideration in relation to national economy;however, massive domestic demand has been supplied by exported one, as most farmers still apply conventional cultivation. The objective of this literature review was to describe the implementation of integrated crop management of corn in supporting sustainable agriculture leading to increased productivity of corn. That most farmers rely on using excessive pesticide and fertilizer has caused fertile soil degradation leading to the decrease of production. Meanwhile, research findings showed that the implementation of integrated crop management of corn was able to increase production of corn by at least 10% compared to those of farmers-. Therefore, the suggestion proposed is that the integrated crop management of corn should be disseminated in a scale that every farmers might be able to adopt it.

Keywords
corn, production, integrated crop management, implementation

Topic
Agricultural Development

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/3mkfpjcK4Mdg


INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF FOOD CROP FARMING (Rice, Maize , Soybean) and LIVESTOCK WITH ZERO WASTE IN RAINFED RICE FIELDS
Tota Suhendrata dan Amrih Prasetyo

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Tota Suhendrata

Institutions
Assessment Institute for Agricultural Technology (AIAT) of Central Java

Abstract
Rainfed rice fields are one of the potentials that have not been utilized optimally for farming, especially food crops (rice, maize and soybeans). Rainfed paddy fields are suitable to be considered in supporting self-sufficiency of rice, maize and soybeans, although there are many limiting factors in this agroecosystem such as unpredictable rainfall, low soil fertility and existence of weeds. On the basis of food crops with planting system of rotating time (soybean-rice-maize) and relatively narrow ownership/cultivation of paddy fields, farmers income is still low. One of agricultural system that can be developed in rainfed rice fields is integrated system of food crops farming (rice, corn and soybeans) with beefcattle. Integrated system of food crops and cattle is agricultural system inherited from ancestors (indigenous knowledge) that needs to be preserved for next generation. This system needs to be developed both in terms of technology and management according to local environmental conditions (specific to location). Integrated system of food crop and livestock zero waste is an improvement of integrated system of food crop and livestock and an alternative in effort to increase level of fertility of rainfed rice fields, production/productivity of food crops, cattle and farming income. Utilization of agricultural waste is used as production input (feed) for cattle and cattle livestock waste (manure, urine and feed waste) can be used as production inputs (organic fertilizer) for food crops. Furthermore, this can improve the efficiency of food crop farming and cattle. The objective of this study is to implement innovative system of integrating food crops (rice, maize and soybean) and zero-wastecattle beef breeding specific to location in order to increase the productivity of rainfed rice and farmer income. This study was carried out at Livestock Farmers Group of Loh Jinawi III in Boloh village, Toroh sub-district, Grobogan district in 2016 to 2018. This study was conducted by implementing several supporting technologies of integrated system of food crop and livestock zero waste, involving (1) technology of food crop cultivation (rice, maize and soybeans) to increase productivity, (2) beef cattle breeding technology through feed improvement and (3) technology of plant waste process for livestock feed and organic fertilizer. Integrated system of food crop farming and livestock zero-waste was feasible to be developed technically, financially and socially feasible in order to increase the productivity of rainfed rice fileds.

Keywords
integrated system, food crops, livestock, zero-waste.

Topic
Agricultural Development

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/WDAQeaPHf4m6


Livelihood Strategies of Batik Crafters in Wukirsari Village, Imogiri, Bantul
Alfian Nur Arozan Hidayattulloh (a)

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Alfian Nur Arozan Hidayattulloh

Institutions
(a)Undergraduate Student, Faculty of Geography, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Abstract
Oral

Keywords

Topic
Batik

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/KxDgXpMZh3Qt


Living in limitness: livelihood assets and strategies of local people in flood prone areas (study case: Dayeuhkolot, Bandung Regency)
Wawargita Permata Wijayanti, R.M. Kunta Lamona W, Dian Dinanti

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Wawargita Permata Wijayanti

Institutions
Urban and Regional Planning, Universitas Brawijaya

Abstract
Nowdays, a concept of sustainable livelihood becomes an essential topic, specifically in developing countries. An increasing of vulnerability, mainly disaster that attack certain area affect to the livelihood of local people. Due to that disaster, local people loss of their household-s assets or resources and then, this condition disturb their activities. Since 2010, this condition becomes a crucial issue in Dayeuhkolot sub-district, Bandung regency. This area is always flooded when rain comes. It makes local people more vulnerable due to they loss their economic activities, access to public services, damage their household goods, and other impacts that affect to their livelihood condition. Therefore, this paper aims to assess the livelihood assets of local people, include physical, financial, social, natural, and human asset and develop strategies to maintain the condition of local people due to flood shock. Ample attention will be paid to each characteristics of local people that divided into agricultural and non-agricultural jobs. It is important to show how are the differences among them, so the strategies of livelihood become more real. We used a questionnaire for 100 local people who live in Dayeuhkolot. The analysis used a cluster analysis based on fives assets of local people to show classification of local people assets and a valuation of pentagon assets to determine the level of their livelihoods. The result shows that (1) there are 3 types of local people based on their conditions of livelihoods assets, (2) level of livelihoods of local people based on 5 assets is low, and (3) there are three different of strategies of local people: survival, consolidation, and diversification for each type of local people.

Keywords
livelihoods, disaster, pentagon assets, local people, strategies

Topic
Livelihood

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/qRr3TgFDQnAb


MANAGEMENT OF VANAME SHRIMP CULTURE TECHNOLOGY FOR SMALL SKILL FARMER
Supito. Darmawan Adiwijaya and slamet riyadi

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Supito, S.Pi., M.Si Sumarto

Institutions
Brackhiswater aquaculture development center Jepara
Directorate general of aquaculture, Marine affair and fisheries ministeri

Abstract
Abstract Extensive shrimp aquaculture facing serious problems with disease, mainly due to biosecurity implementation. Impair of biosecutiry implementation affect on transmission of pathogen, especially virus cant be prevented. Occation of disease outbreak in area of extensive shrimp farm operation have many often been observed. One pond get pathogen infected, very fast transmitted to whole shrimp ponds in that area. Mangemant especially a simple technology is required to prevent futher disease spread. Studies was carried out on extensive pond area, emphasized on creating water quality management with least cost input. Improvement was done by reconstruct tradisional ponds contruction, that usually large size of more than 1 ha/pond become to small size of 500 m2-1000 m2 in size. Design and lay out of pond is composed a treatment ponds, or reservoir to improve quality of water and pathogen infect . Using of aeration to maintain optimal dissolve of oxygen. Results of the study improve shrimp production up to 500 kg - 800 kg per pond (10-16 tons/hectare). The size shrimp at harvest was 60-70 kg/shrimp. Cost production per kg of shrimp was calculated from Rp 35,000 - 37,000,/kg. Price at selling of shrimp was IDR 60,000 - 65,000/kg then profit per kg shrimps was IDR 28,000.

Keywords
Shrimp production, small skill farmer

Topic
Agricultural Development

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/cbAuKBPmz6nZ


Mapping the Vulnerability Zone of Groundwater with Drastic Method in Wonosobo District, Central Java Province
Yuari Susanti

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yuari susanti

Institutions
Magister of Environmental Science, Diponegoro University

Abstract
Ground water is one of the most important resources that support human life. The use of groundwater increase because of many factors, such as good quality, low cost and easy retrieval. Wonosobo is a rain catchment area on Java island. Development and population growth has lead clean water demand in Wonosobo District. The percentage of population growth in Wonosobo district is 0.48% with the total population at the end of 2017 are 784,091 peoples, to fulfill these needs, people in this area are use ground water. Free groundwater is very susceptible to pollution due to its superficial influence and human activity. Because of that, it requires an assessment of the groundwater vulnerability and risk of contaminant. It was analyzed by DRASTIC method. The DRASTIC method is applied by using weighted of some parameters, i.e.: groundwater Depth (D), amount of Recharge (R), Aquifer type (A), Soil type (S), topography (T), Impact of unsatuated zone (I), and hydraulic Conductivity (C, that are combined with overlay using ArcGIS. DRASTIC Index (DI) results in three vulnerability levels which are low, medium and high vulnerable of contaminants.

Keywords
Wonosobo; DRASTIC method; groundwater vulnerability

Topic
Rural Resilience

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/bK2vFP8Xj7HB


Municipal waste management by predicting waste generation in Palangka Raya City, Central Kalimantan
Herianto

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Herianto -

Institutions
Magister Program in Environmental Science, Diponegoro University

Abstract
Palangka Raya is the capital city of Central Kalimantan Province which was planned as a candidate for the capital city of the Republic of Indonesia by the National Development Planning Agency. Urban development plans and increasing population growth require optimal solid waste services. This study aims to predict the solid waste generation of Palangka Raya city in the next 20 years to plan waste infrastructure needs, to determine the location of temporary shelters and effective routes for collection truck. Population projection and solid waste generation are calculated using arithmetic, geometric, and exponential models. The projection model is selected based on the determination coefficient value closest to 1. The spatial weighting method is employed to determine the location of the temporary shelter and the garbage collection truck routes. Based on the chosen model, the population of the Palangka Raya city is projected to 460,282 people by 2039 with the waste generation volume to 1,140 m3/day. More detailed regional waste generation projection data is essential for the government to calculate the number of required temporary shelters, to determine its location, to determine the time to collect waste, and to determine effective collection truck routes. Hence, the performance of solid waste services can be improved. Increasing the volume of waste that can be handled will reduce the volume of unmanaged waste that has the potential to deteriorate the environment.

Keywords
Municipal waste management; waste infrastructure; effective routes.

Topic
Peri Urban Development

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/wEF832L7VqMC


Non Penal Policy and Determination Solutions for Illegal Mining in Wonosobo
Pujiyono, Muhamad Azhar, Agung Budhi Larasati

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PUJIYONO PUJIYONO

Institutions
Faculty of Law, Diponegoro University

Abstract
Wonosobo Regency is a conservation area, based on Decree of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3672K / 30 / MEM / 2017 Concerning Determination of Mining Areas in Java and Bali. The aim of this study is to find out the efforts of non-reasoning approaches and illegal mining prevention solutions at Candimulyo, Kertek Subdistrict, Wonosobo Regency . The research method used is legal research, using statutory approach or review of related regulations to illegal mining in Candimulyo, Kertek Subdistrict, Wonosobo Regency. Research results show that government institutions at the regional level conduct joint patrols of law enforcers, conduct appeals and counseling, conduct reclamation of damaged ex-mine environments, shift professions from mining workers to rabbit breeders, and increase the supervision and control of owners of Mining Business Permits.

Keywords
Non Penal, Illegal Mining, Wonosobo, Mining Licensing

Topic
Rural and Regional Governance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/KqLbaB2jM7FX


Optimization Desa Siaga as Form of Rural Resilience in Health Sector: a Systematic Review
Bekti Putri Harwijayanti (a*), Yanik Muyassaroh (b)

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Bekti Putri Harwijayanti

Institutions
Health Polytechnic of Semarang

Abstract
In order to achieve a healthy and independent society, it requires involvement of the entire community. Strategy based on togetherness and community empowerment approach by developing preparedness at the village level to accelerate improvement in community health status carried out through Desa Siaga programs. Unfortunately the implementation is constrained in many ways. This study aims to show obstacles and solutions in implementing Desa Siaga. This is a systematic review through journal analysis of Desa Siaga. From the review found 36 related articles. The articles were published between 2010-2018. The results show that barriers in implementing Desa Siaga include human resources, infrastructure, social capital, program sustainability, motivation and joint commitment. The suggested solution is through revitalizing alert villages which involves activities to increase community knowledge, capabilities, and infrastructure facilities. Monitoring and evaluation as well as technological innovations are needed to ensure the sustainability of the program. Strong motivation and joint commitment will be a tremendous support for this program. With the optimization of Desa Siaga, provides a great impact on rural resilience which will ultimately improve the nations health status.

Keywords
Desa Siaga; community empowerment; optimization; rural resilience

Topic
Rural Resilience

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/4JfzZM8L9Wxd


OPTIMIZATION OF BUDGET FUNCTION TO DELIBERATION VILLAGE INSTITUTION (BPD) AS AN EFFORT TO REACH THE WELFARE SOCIETY
Nunik Nurhayati, S.H., M.H. (a) ; Resky Gustiandi Candra Imansyah (b*) ; Dani Alifia Adi Setyarini (c)

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Resky Gustiandi Candra Imansyah

Institutions
a) Faculty of Law, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Jl. A. Yani Tromol, Pabelan, Sukoharjo.
b) Faculty of Law, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Jl. A. Yani Tromol, Pabelan, Sukoharjo.
*reskygustiandi[at]gmail.com
c) Faculty of Law, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Jl. A. Yani Tromol, Pabelan, Sukoharjo.

Abstract
Indonesian is a country that has a goal as a welfare state and also a country that implement the division of power (Trias Politica), some of which appear a legislative institution in this case Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat, that served as a representation of the interests of the people in government. This system is not only applicable in national governance, but also applies to the Government system at the Village level. Through the Village Law (Undang-Undang Desa), institutions are established similar to the legislative institution is Deliberation Village Institution (Badan Permusyawaratan Desa) who has a duty similar as Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat as a representation of the interest of the community in a representativeness, the selected through democratic elections. The problem that arise is when the Deliberation Village Institution (Badan Permusyawaratan Desa) in the Village Law (Undang-Undang Desa) only has the Legislation function and Supervision function, while in the Law it states that they can distribute the aspiration of the village community, so that the aspiration function can be implemented properly, additional budget function are needed for Deliberation Village Institution (Badan Permusyawaratan Desa) such as case with the functions of the Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat. Therefore, the benefits will be obtained function of Deliberation Village Institution (Badan Permusyawaratan Desa) more clear and complete and able to reach welfare society through optimizing budgeted village funds.

Keywords
Deliberation Village Institution, Budget Function

Topic
Rural and Regional Governance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/eFJDmTfQkcvb


OPTIMIZATION OF MARINE AND FISHERIES RESOURCES IN CENTRAL JAVA: A CHALLENGE TO CONTRIBUTE IN REALIZING INDONESIA AS A MARITIME AXIS
Kundori1) R.A.Y Hadi Susilo Wibowo 2), Fitri kensiwi 3), Daryanto 4) Mustholiq5) Riyanto6)

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sukrisno sukrisno

Institutions
Technical lecture of STIMART AMNI Semarang1
Nautical Lecturer of Politeknik Ilmu Pelayaran (PIP) Semarang 2) 3),4),5),6)

Abstract
Indonesia has a vision of being the World Maritime Axis. Government agendas related to this vision include the development of maritime culture, management of maritime resources, infrastructure development and maritime connectivity, diplomacy and defense of maritime security. Marine resources have enormous potential for national economic development in order to realize the ideals of Indonesia as the worlds maritime axis. As a developing country, Indonesia will immediately establish and strengthen cooperation with developed countries for the development of technology for exploration and exploitation of marine resources. This study aims to study how to optimize marine and fisheries resources as an effort to increase economic development in Central Java as an effort to realize the Indonesian state as a global maritime axis, with a qualitative research approach and descriptive methods the following research results are obtained. Central must be able to establish and strengthen cooperation with developed countries for the development of technology for exploration and exploitation of marine resources. In addition, to realize the ideals of Indonesia as the center of world maritime, the Central Java government must prioritize improving the safety and security of the sea area. In addition, there are several challenges faced in the context of optimizing marine and fisheries resources in the future, including the level of exploitation of fisheries resources, decreasing production from capture fisheries, the level of fish consumption which is still low, violations of IUU Fishing and high yield losses and problems uneven distribution.

Keywords
Optimization, World Maritime Axis, Maritime Policy, Management of Marine Resources, Fisheries, Central Java

Topic
Rural and Regional Governance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/R4JaWGVZTxeM


OPTIMIZATION POTENTIAL AREAS THROUGH LAND SUITABILITY EVALUATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN JENAWI KARANGANYAR
Yunita Merlin Tamara, Dianing Wahyu Kinasih, Joko Winarno, dan Mujiyo

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Yunita Merlin Tamara

Institutions
Universitas Sebelas Maret Surakarta

Abstract
Jenawi Sub District, Karanganyar based on geographical location and potential of land has good opportunities for the cultivation of annual and seasonal commodities. Its land conservation aspects should receive attention, how land use has impact to the soil erosion. Land Map Unit in Jenawi, by previous research, showed that the rate of soil erosion in has range from slight to very severe. Local conditions outlined livelihood in the agricultural sector will certainly affect the land use impact on the danger of erosion when the land use does not comply with the principle of land suitability. Based on these problems, it needs evaluation of land suitability by quantitative approach to spatial analysis by remote sensing GIS (Geographic Information System) and scoring. The purpose-s paper is to making land map unit, characterizing land-s climate, matching climate conditions with plant growth requarements, and then mapping the suitable location for plant cultivation based on potential refers to the physical, socio - cultural and economic characteristics. The output-s map of potential land as recommendation to use the land in accordance with the local potential as an empowerment for local communities.

Keywords
GIS (Geographic Information System), Land Suitability, Community Empowerment, Social-Culture.

Topic
Land Management

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/L6UwFxNE9qf8


Peri Urban Development Through Understanding Travel Pattern. The Case of Bandung Metropolitan Area
Ratna Agustina

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Ratna Agustina

Institutions
Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Institut Teknologi Nasional , Bandung

Abstract
Periurbanisation has gradually challenged the model of the dense city. In fact, urban sprawl is no longer contiguous with existing built-up areas, but by the spread of suburban residential in peri-urban areas. This geographical distance is possible as a result of the massive and daily use of the automobile. Mobility has been considered as an important factor of urban sprawl. Mobility plays an important role to spatial development and quality of life. Low-density territories, where public transport is a minority, are now very dependent on the automobile. This condition generates certain problems, such as, access to public service, development economic, environmental problem. In general, especially in cities of developed countries, their conclusion is that along with the increasing urban density, travel distances decrease. Nevertheless, such researches on developing countries are still limited. Do they bring a similar conclusion? Using Bandung Metropolitan Area (BMA) as the case study, this paper tries to investigate the travel pattern and it-s relation with density in metropolitan area, with a special focus on peri-urban area. Here household survey data are used as the basis for analysis, together with additional, complementary data taken from authority datasets. The analysis will use quantitative methods. The aim of this paper is to contribute to better informed and targeted spatial and mobility management policies in metropolitan areas, especially in peri-urban area.

Keywords
Development peri-urban, Travel pattern, Bandung Metropolitan Area

Topic
Peri Urban Development

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/nGkMKuH97Pft


Phenomenon of Swamp Buffalo: Harmonizing Infrastructure development for Tourism and Daily Livelihood in Panggang Lake Area, South Borneo Province, Indonesia
Clarrio Dimassetya Jaya

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Clarrio Dimassetya Jaya

Institutions
Pijar Mulya Wisesa Engineering Consultant
djclarrio[at]gmail.com

Abstract
Tourism has been escalated many undeveloped region, more effective than others. Tourism industry is closely linked to other sectors, such as the manufacturing industry, agriculture and the service sector. These linkages create broad multiplier effects which stimulate local economies and also provide many new sources of income for the local population. Recently, global tourism market prefers to high value production of unique commodities than massive tourism product. Swamp buffalo in Panggang Lake Area, South Borneo Province become a tourism phenomenon in Indonesia because of its unique commodities. Swamp buffalo naturally adapted to them environment, wetly swamp, so they are swimming cleverly. Historically, swamp buffalo in Panggang Lake Area has been farming since Banjar Sultanate, around the 18th century. A dilemma arises when the Government would determine the infrastructure development policies. The government need to consider sustainability of daily livelihood of community in Panggang Lake Area that getting main income from raising swamp buffalo as a livestock. Inappropriate tourism infrastructure could change swamp buffalo behaviour which could give a loss not only for tourism investor but also the community as farmer. This article would give scenarios of infrastructure development to ensure the sustainability of tourism and daily livelihood in Panggang Lake Area.

Keywords
Infrastructure; Sustainability; Tourism; Livelihood

Topic
Rural Infrastructure

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/ap7xDFfukKhU


PLANNING OF RIKROK EDUCATION TOURISM AROUND BOROBUDUR AREA IN STRENGTHENING RURAL ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS OF MAGELANG REGENCY, CENTRAL JAVA
Nina Mistriani (a*)

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Nina Mistriani

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a) STIEPARI SEMARANG, Tourism, Jalan Bendan Ngisor Sampangan, Semarang, Indonesia
*stiepari.ac.id

Abstract
PLANNING OF RIKROK EDUCATION TOURISM AROUND BOROBUDUR AREA IN STRENGTHENING RURAL ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS OF MAGELANG REGENCY, CENTRAL JAVA Nina Mistriani¹* STIEPARI SEMARANG/Bendan Ngisor/Semarang *ninamistriani.stiepari@gmail.com ABSTRACT The development of creative cities in a country cannot be separated from the efforts of the government and creative actors in the city. The government as a facilitator can actually support all the efforts made by creative actors in developing creativity and improving welfare in society. Magelang Regency and the area around Borobudur are the main destinations for foreign tourists (tourists) visiting the Central Java region. In 2016 around 578,000 foreign tourists went to Central Java, and that year was the largest contribution from Magelang and its surroundings. Wanureja Village is one of the villages around the Borobudur area which has unique educational tourism potential. The potential of tourism packages found in Wanurejo is the center of wood craft crafts (Rikrok). The location of Borobudur, which is close to Rikrok, is a unique tour package planning and can be packaged into an educational tour package that is worth selling to domestic and foreign tourists. Regarding the planning of this educational tour package, the formulation of the problem is: (1) What educational potential can be found at RikRok ?, (2) What is the planning education package at RikRok ?, (3) Worth it or not Rikrok as a decent educational tour visited around the Borobudur area? Data collection techniques are carried out through observation, documentation, and literature books. The results of the study revealed that RikRok has interesting educational potential to be visited by tourists, RikRok tourism potential can be an educational tour package in the interesting Borobudur area, namely tourism making slang pencils decorated with classical and modern doll art ornaments, bookmarks, key chains, traditional games , and batik pottery. In addition, there are also souvenirs of batik and miniature Borobudur. The potential is then packed into tour package planning in the form of products that are made in accordance with the objectives expected by tourists will feel satisfied. Satisfaction will be obtained when fulfilling the product in accordance with (1) tourist tastes, (2) products meet the expectations of tourists, (3) perceptions greater than expectations, (4) products provide new experience and knowledge, and (5) products fulfill desires and needs.

Keywords
Rural Development, Package planning, educational tours, tourist areas

Topic
Rural Development Finance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/2jTfcAZrGxW8


Policy Evaluation of Manufacturing Industry Regulation in Temanggung Recency
Rosa Calista Prihestiwi (a*) and Samsul Ma-rif (b)

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Rosa Calista Prihestiwi

Institutions
a) Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Diponegoro University Jalan Prof. H. Soedarto S.H., Semarang 50275, Indonesia
a) Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Diponegoro University Jalan Prof. H. Soedarto S.H., Semarang 50275, Indonesia

Abstract
In order to improve the economy and competitiveness, government must be able to create an investment climate so that investors can invest their capital easily. Many public policies are planned and implemented by the Temanggung Regency Government to create an investment climate. The rules for spatial planning of the Temanggung Regency Government have supported industrial activities, but there are still problems, that is industry activity has not been supported by adequate infrastructure, and business licensing takes a long time. Therefore, this study will answer the question whether the role of the Temanggung Regency Government in regulative and facilitative roles has been able to accommodate the development of industry in Temanggung Regency. The method of data collection in this reseacrh is documents analysis, interviews, and observations. While the data processing method in the study uses descriptive analysis, analysis of geographic information systems, and analysis of Structures, Weakness, Opportunity, and Threat (SWOT). So that the target in the research is analysis of the role of the Temanggung Regency Government in creating an investment climate and policy compability analysis with current industrial development conditions in Temanggung Regency.

Keywords
Policy Evaluation, Investment Climate, Manufacturing Industry

Topic
Rural and Regional Governance

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/DRU3hzknGJ94


Potential of Artificial Groundwater Recharge in Grobogan Regency
Wakid Mutowal*1, Candra Yulian Pasha*2, Anang Armunanto*3

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Wakid Mutowal

Institutions
1. Head of Infrastructure and Transportation Sub Division
2. Head of Economic, Region and Infrastrucutre Division
3. Head of Planning and Development Board of Grobogan Regency
ment Board of Grobogan Regency

Abstract
Nowadays, intensive exploitation of aquifers is seen as one of the main environmental issues in Grobogan together with other phenomena such as climate change, changes in land use, and so on. To that respect, the artificial groundwater recharge almost stands as the only solution in order to reduce directly the effects of aquifer exploitation and increasing the groundwater capacity. Data of Water level, Hydrogeology, Geology, Topography and Lithology as the material to calculate the deficit of aquifer and recovering the groundwater to support the water requirement for the peoples. Investigation of groundwater is using geoelectrical method. The result of this research as the important tools for decision making in providing the good, sustain and adequate water for the People in Grobogan Regency.

Keywords
Artificial groundwater recharge, deficit of aquifer, increasing the groundwater capacity, Grobogan Regency

Topic
Peri Urban Development

Link: https://ifory.id/abstract/Xd9BbZmAKxF2


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