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Ali, Siti Arisya Nurfika
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The Role of Salt Production in the Economic Livelihoods of South Sulawesi’s Coastal Farmers Resmi, Resmi; Yani, Muhammad; Damayanti, Putri; Ali, Siti Arisya Nurfika; Renaldi, Renaldi
Journal Development Manecos Vol. 2 No. 3 (2024): Journal Development Manecos
Publisher : Scieclouds Publishing

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.71435/604103

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Various methods were used in this qualitative research to understand how salt production affects South Sulawesi coastal farmers' economic sustainability in Indonesia. The paper investigates the socio-economic factors of salt farming as it studies the obstacles and prospects of small-scale salt producers in Takalar district together with Makassar district and Pangkep district. The authors conducted structured interviews with 30 salt farmers along with participant observation and focus groups to identify crucial economic determinants in salt farming such as market availability and natural changes and gender-related elements. The findings show salt farming produces substantial income which faces increasing risks from unsteady weather and insufficient utilization of modern agricultural technology. The research shows women lead a dual role in salt production because they participate in physical labor while also taking leadership positions in running this business sector. The study investigates economic repercussions pertaining to local and regional markets showing salt farming creates strong economic links throughout local social structures together with broader market systems. Research on small-scale salt production remains limited but this investigation adds important knowledge about sector support which could lead to lasting sustainability by studying neglected areas in coastal Indonesian agricultural economy investigation.
Co-Authors Damayanti, Putri Muhammad Yani, Muhammad Renaldi Renaldi Resmi Resmi