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MEMBANGUN KEBERDAYAAN EKONOMI DI TENGAH KETIMPANGAN GENDER Kurniawan, Borni; Mariana, Dina
Alam Lestari Vol 1, No 2 (2012): Alam Lestari
Publisher : Universitas Mahasaarswati Denpasar

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Women are a powerful creature. The double role was done. Work in the public sector was taken. The domestic sector was never left out. But, when related to the poverty and development discourses, women become to the most vulnerable groups. Women experience marginalization and gender injustice. The development which is permissive to the flow of capital to village eliminates womens accessibility to the basic needs that exist in the natural resources of village. The working worlds are also still not shown the equality in establishing job role between men and women. As a result, women are always in the minor position. Be thankful that in the part of the Nationwide there are still women village movements that build economic empowerment from inside so that the gender inequality gap can be minimized. The strategies that they employ to build a collective consciousness, economic networks, until the resistance to the market hegemony finally bear sweet fruit, where the women finally can enjoy the village resources.
OPTIMALISASI SUMBERDAYA HUTAN UNTUK KONSERVASI DAN KEMANDIRIAN DESA (Studi Inovasi Lokal dari Desa-Desa Indonesia Timur)OPTIMALISASI SUMBERDAYA HUTAN UNTUK KONSERVASI DAN KEMANDIRIAN DESA (Studi Inovasi Lokal dari Desa-Desa Indonesia Timur) Kurniawan, Borni
Alam Lestari Vol 1, No 2 (2012): Alam Lestari
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The welfare and prosperity are a great vision of Indonesian nation. One of strategies that have been taken by the government is to maximize the forest and land assets for the greatest prosperity of the people economically. But in one side, the unilaterally mastery that played by the country have many advantages for private groups and disadvantages for the village community. People want agrarian reform and redistribution assets as key policyto ensure the sustainability of village livelihoods. Unfortunately, the government was never realization of the policy completely. Currently, the innovation and emancipation local movement has been growing to develop the local resources as a response to the governments slowness to create national asset utilization policies that ensure the welfare of the village community. So, it is the time for the government to recognize the villages as the identity of the nations that whose ability to manage the natural resourcescan be accounted, even though the recognition is in theform of the delegation of local scale authority from the supra government of village to the village.The welfare and prosperity are a great vision of Indonesian nation. One of strategies that have been taken by the government is to maximize the forest and land assets for the greatest prosperity of the people economically. But in one side, the unilaterally mastery that played by the country have many advantages for private groups and disadvantages for the village community. People want agrarian reform and redistribution assets as key policyto ensure the sustainability of village livelihoods. Unfortunately, the government was never realization of the policy completely. Currently, the innovation and emancipation local movement has been growing to develop the local resources as a response to the governments slowness to create national asset utilization policies that ensure the welfare of the village community. So, it is the time for the government to recognize the villages as the identity of the nations that whose ability to manage the natural resourcescan be accounted, even though the recognition is in theform of the delegation of local scale authority from the supra government of village to the village.
Co-Authors Dina Mariana