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POTENSI PENGEMBANGAN WISATA AIR DI WADUK JATIBARANG, SEMARANG BERBASIS NILAI EKONOMI Prayuda, Adam Bergas; Purwanti, Frida; Wijayanto, Dian
Management of Aquatic Resources Journal (MAQUARES) Vol 6, No 2 (2017): MAQUARES
Publisher : Departemen Sumberdaya Akuatik,Fakultas Perikanan dan Ilmu Kelautan, Universitas Diponegoro

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ABSTRAKPenelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui potensi pengembangan wisata air di waduk Jatibarang dengan menghitung nilai ekonomi Objek Wisata Waduk menggunakan Travel Cost Method (TCM), Willingnes to Pay (WTP), Net Benefit dan R/C Ratio. Penelitian ini juga melihat persepsi responden tentang potensi tersebut. Jumlah responden dalam penelitian ini adalah 100 orang dan 6 orang pelaku usaha di lokasi wisata. Teknik pengambilan data menggunakan teknik Convenience Sampling. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan kondisi fisik Objek Wisata Waduk Jatibarang dalam kategori baik sedangkan aksesibilitas dan fasilitas dalam kategori kurang baik. Pengembangan Objek Wisata Waduk Jatibarang lebih mengacu pada peningkatan kepuasan dan kenyamanan, keindahan alam tetap dijaga dan opsi penambahan wisata. Wahana wisata yang ada di objek wisata yaitu speed boat dan perahu motor. Opsi penambahan wahana wisata terdiri dari becak air, perahu dayung, wisata kuda, mandi bola, banana boat dan wake board.  Pengembangan wisata waduk dengan penambahan wahana wisata yang sesuai dengan estimasi pengguna tertinggi adalah becak air, dengan nilai Willingnes to Pay (WTP) adalah Rp. 10.000,00 dan nilai Net Benefit sebesar Rp. 115.829.100,00. Nilai ekonomi objek Wisata Waduk Jatibarang Semarang dengan menggunakan Travel Cost Method (TCM) sebesar Rp. 215.241.445,00/ tahun. Nilai R/C Ratio waduk sebesar 0,066. Kata kunci : Waduk Jatibarang; Wisata Air; Travel Cost Method (TCM); Willingnes to Pay                    (WTP); Net Benefit; R/C Ratio ABSTRACTThe research aim to know the potency of  water tourism development by calculating economic value in the Jatibarang Reservoir using Travel Cost Method (TCM), Willingnes to Pay (WTP), Net Benefit and R/C Ratio as well as  to know respondent perception on this potency of reservoir tourism development. Respondent of  the research were 100 people and  6 businesses men. Data collected using convenience sampling technique. The research showed that physical condition of tourism attractions is good, whereas accesibility and facilities are not good. Attractions of the Jatibarang Reservoir development refers to increasing satisfaction and comfort, maintaining of nature  and option for adding tourist attraction. Rides tourist attractions are  speed boats and motorboats. Extra options of tourism attraction include water tricycles, paddle boats, horseback tours, bath balls, banana boat and wake board. The highest estimated option of tourism development is water tricycles, with willingnes  to  Pay  (WTP) value about  IDR.  10,000.00  and  Net  Benefit  value  about  IDR. 115,829,100.00. The economic value of the Jatibarang Reservoir Semarang by the Travel Cost Method (TCM) is IDR. 215,241,445.00 / year. Reservoir R/C Ratio value about 0.066Keywords : Jatibarang Reservoir; Water Based Tourism; Travel Cost Method (TCM); Willingnes to Pay (WTP); Net Benefit; R/C Ratio 
Social–ecological resilience of communities in facing the cumulative impacts of sand mining and climate change Prayuda, Adam Bergas; Wijayanto, Dian
Journal of Critical Ecology Vol. 3 No. 1: (February) 2026
Publisher : Institute for Advanced Science, Social, and Sustainable Future

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Background: This study explores the socio–ecological resilience of communities in the Babon Watershed, Demak Regency, in responding to the cumulative impacts of sand mining and climate change. Methods: Using a qualitative case study approach grounded in a constructivist paradigm, data were collected through interviews, focus group discussions, field observations, and document analysis. Findings: The results show that intensive sand mining and rising sea levels have led to environmental degradation, declining agricultural productivity, and socio-economic vulnerability. Despite these challenges, local communities have developed adaptive strategies, including livelihood diversification, collective cooperation, and the strengthening of local institutions. However, resilience remains largely adaptive and short-term rather than transformative. Weak governance, fragmented policies, and economic dependency on extractive activities continue to limit sustainable transformation. Conclusion: The study proposes a three-pillar collaborative framework integrated governance, sustainable economy, and ecological restoration to enhance long-term socio–ecological resilience. Novelty/Originality of this article: These findings contribute to the broader understanding of community-based resilience and offer policy insights for sustainable watershed management in coastal regions of Indonesia.