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Rozikin, Mohammad
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DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF “TENUN IKAT” IN BELU DISTRICT Koy, Maria Natalia; Rozikin, Mohammad; Riyanto, Riyanto
Erudio Journal of Educational Innovation Vol 11, No 1 (2024): Erudio Journal of Educational Innovation
Publisher : Faculty of Administrative Science, Universitas Brawijaya

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Social theory is very influential in customary planning theory because it is more interpretive such as postmodern planning theory, collaborative planning theory, and neo-pragmatism. The cultural paradigm as a driving force for development began to develop through the World Commission on Culture and Development (WCCD). WCCD argues that the cultural dimension is essential to the human-centered development paradigm. Ikat weaving as a cultural product of Belu Regency needs to be preserved and revitalized in three steps, namely: (1) understanding to raise awareness, (2) collective planning, and (2) generating cultural creativity from a planning perspective, the development of Ikat cultural products is carried out by local governments by making program alternatives that can support organizational strategy. These programs are selected, then the program is selected according to the priority scale of the resources they have and determines the required budget concerning the resources they have. Based on the description of the planning and the results of measuring the value for money, 1. Strategic planning for developing Ikat woven cultural products in Belu Regency has under planning principles. 2. Measurement of value for money shows that planning for developing woven cultural products in Belu Regency has been carried out economically but has to yet efficiently and effectively. Be seen in achieving efficient and compelling figures of less than 100%.
Society participation In Planning Of Minapolitan Area Development (Study In Minapolitan Area Village Sei Ijum Raya District Kotawaringin East) Nurmarini, Vita Maya; Hakim, Abdul; Rozikin, Mohammad
Wacana Journal of Social and Humanity Studies Vol. 21 No. 2 (2018)
Publisher : Graduate School Universitas Brawijaya

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Fisheries is one of strategic sub-sectors that economically, ecologically, and socio-culture plays an important role in national development. Involvement of fishing communities in various things is needed from planning, organizing, implementing and controlling. Community Development as a concept other than to accommodate participation as well as to increase the capacity of community self-reliance. The purpose of this research is to identify, analyze, describe the development of Minapolitan area of Sei Ijum Raya Village in improving people's welfare, community involvement of Sei Ijum Raya Village in development of minapolitan area based on community development, as well as supporting and inhibiting factors. The research method used is qualitative research method with descriptive approach using qualitative data analysis of interactive model. The findings in the potential field of Sei Ijum Raya Village can support the sustainability of minapolitan area development supported by the local government policy, the mechanism and stages of the planning process in accordance with KEPMEN / RI No.18 of 2011, and encourage participation and involvement of the community in development to achieve optimal benefits for common progress in community development concepts. Supporting factors: Availability of natural resources, increasing perceptions of fishing communities in increasing income, local wisdom of fishing communities. Inhibiting factors: Regional commitment, Human resources, infrastructure.
Co-Authors Abdul Hakim Koy, Maria Natalia Nurmarini, Vita Maya Riyanto Riyanto