Hasil Pencarian  ::  Simpan CSV :: Kembali

"The implementation of regional autonomy that is expected could improve and answer peoples demands. cannot ensure local participation, even many groups are losing their space. The village began disturbed by the policies and rules made by the Local Government which reduce the village autonomy. Therefore, it needs leader who can reinforce village autonomy and also still have to uphold the regional social cultural to empower its people. Taking locus at Sumbersari Village, Purworejo, this study aims to determine the role of village chief in the development of social welfare, especially in community empowerment, in accordance to the village autonomy. The study shown that the roles of village chief has not run optimally, mainly in open public participation in planning and decision making the affects quality of village policy. in addition, superior government intervention in the rural governance and development decreased quality of village autonomy."

"The study aimed to review on access, control and networking strengthening of the Joint of Business Group (KUB) fishermen and fisherwomen in managing fisheries resources through Business Development Program of Mina Rural Area (BDPMRA). Descriptive qualitative approach is applied. Data collection is done through FGD, observations and in depth interviews to explore deeply the existing problems. The results showed the weaknesses of gender disaggregated data and monitoring system, lack of data based on the needs assessment, and no government affirmation lead to the lower level of women participation in access and control over BDPMRA program. In addition, the program still marginalizes vulnerable groups of the coastal communities. Nevertheless, the participation of the groups was symbolic at the beginning, it develops into advanced category under the assistance of the instructors or trainers, and finally it can be categorized into self help groups. Networking strengthening through BDPMRA still proceed to developed groups of fishermen and fisher women become independent. Optimizing program measured only by administrative values will result in no change in the position and status of fisherwomen. They are still vulnerable to be subordinated and marginalized community groups. The networking self group of fishenivomen and local entrepreneurs should be strengthened through the establishment of joint venture group that can be used as a learning medium to produce marketable commodities."