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Empowerment of Increasing Economic Resilience Post Covid-19 Janjang Wulung Village Community Through Creative Economic Village Planning Wardhana, Alvian; Ramayuda, Muhammad; Muhammad, Faza Farhan; Nariswari, Acyuta Putri; Arifin, Salsa Dwi Cahya; Wicaksono, Garin Ardi; Dianafi, Dani Rizky; Psf, Muhammad Ivan Riyandhika Saad
CSID Journal of Infrastructure Development Vol. 6, No. 1
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Janjang Wulung Village is one of seven villages located at a highland of 593.73 meters above sea level in Puspo District, Pasuruan Regency, East Java. Janjang Wulung Village has natural resource potential from coffee, apples, avocados, and forest products supported by the plantation area, reaching 280.1 and farmers of 1,072 people. The livestock sector is also one of the superior productions in Janjang Wulung Village, with each household having 3-6 dairy cattle with a population of 602 people who work as breeders. However, the condition of COVID-19 limiting social activities resulted in a 20% to 40% decrease in income. So, planning the development of Janjang Wulung Village as a creative economy village is necessary to create an economically resilient village. Four analyses are used, including problem trees, analysis of village and community resilience, and SWOT, followed by the analysis of project alternatives that are resulting projects. The project includes village physical resilience, such as road rehabilitation projects, clean water system development projects, procurement projects, Wi-Fi Corner, food diversification innovation projects, technology development projects, and modules and poster projects using technology to support the development of the creative economy.
RETRACTED: Empowerment of Increasing Economic Resilience Post Covid-19 Janjang Wulung Village Community Through Creative Economic Village Planning Wardhana, Alvian; Ramayuda, Muhammad; Muhammad, Faza Farhan; Nariswari, Acyuta Putri; Cahya, Salsa Dwi; Wicaksono, Garin Ardi; Dianafi, Dani Rizky; Ivan, Muhammad
CSID Journal of Infrastructure Development Vol. 7, No. 2
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This article has been retracted at the request of the authors. Reason: 1. Conflict of interest for using an open database under the assignment of “Studio Desa” on the odd semester 2020/2021 at Perencanaan Wilayah dan Kota, Universitas Brawijaya 2. The plaintiff's consideration comes from another researcher under the assignment of “Studio Desa” related to the reconstruction of Journal results and development 3. Avoid bigger conflicts, especially those related to all parties, including authors, Plaintiff parties, institutions, and all parties involved The Publisher
Study of Biopharmaceutical Agricultural Development in Karanganyar Regency Pinandhito, Gregorius Purusatama Ritang; Nuriawati, Nita; Rahmawati; Dianafi, Dani Rizky; Wirawati, Dayang Kalih Shafira; Mayori, Indriya Mardiana; Syakira, Najla Alifa; Arianto, Nurul Fauziah; Pratama, Rizky Aditya; Cahyani, Shilla Dewanti Ayu; Nchimunya, Nachilime
Journal of Regional and Rural Studies Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023)
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Agriculture in Karanganyar Regency is not considered a primary sector in the Solo Raya area; however, it possesses untapped potential that needs to be developed. Medicinal plants, or bio-pharmaceutical commodities, are among the prominent potentials, with Karanganyar Regency ranking among the top 10 highest producers in Central Java Province and having seven sub-districts as centres for medicinal plant cultivation. Ginger, turmeric, and galangal are outstanding commodities in the Agricultural Region of Karanganyar, identified as potential and key commodities based on linkage system analysis, agropolitan subsystem analysis, spatial structure analysis, LQ and shiftshare analysis, policy analysis, and land carrying capacity analysis. The analysis reveals the presence of potential and challenges as driving and inhibiting factors. Nevertheless, the bio-pharmaceutical agriculture sector faces several issues, such as inadequate support in terms of facilities and infrastructure, as well as imbalances in inter-regional infrastructure conditions that impact marketing disparities. Additionally, monitoring and reporting of agricultural sector development programs are not yet optimal. Therefore, further analysis and studies are needed to develop the agricultural sector, particularly in the bio-pharmaceutical commodities domain.