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Laporan Workshop: Perencanaan Program Dengan Participatory Rural Appraisal [Workshop Report: Programme Planning Using Participatory Rural Appraisal]

Authors: 
Widada, B.W.
1993

Abstract

This is a report of a workshop on programme planning using PRA held in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The first section provides an overview of the workshop. The second section presents secondary data on Krangwuni village. The third section includes group reports by workshop participants on programme planning activities carried out in hamlets. Out of six hamlets in the village, four were covered by the groups. The report is written in Bahasa Indonesia.

Pelesarian Badak Jawa (Rhinoceros Sondaicus) Melalui Pendekatan Masyarakat [Conservation of the Javanese Rhinoceros Through Community Approaches]

Authors: 
LATIN

Abstract

These documents consist of two books about a programme managed by LATIN, an Indonesian NGO, aimed at the conservation of the Javanese Rhinoceros through community approaches. This programme is in the early stages of developing an integrated conservation and community development programme. Book I describes the programme and the communities around the Ujung Kolon National Park and the problems they face. Book II reports on the community action plan developed in one village using PRA methods. These documents are in Bahasa Indonesia.

Publisher

Laporan hasil pelatihan : Rapid District Appraisal Untuk Perencanaan Pembangunan Daerah, Dili dan Liquica, 5-16 Oktober 1998

Authors: 
Agricultural and Regional Planning Assistance Program East Timor [ARPAPET]
Universitas Bangkalan Madura, Regional Planning Center
1998

Abstract

This report describes the rapid district appraisal (RDA) that took place in Indonesia. The methodology is a structured approach to regional analysis that combines various sources of information and involves all administrative levels as well as providing an opportunity to local people to get involved in a more active manner. The authors argue that it forms a suitable strategy to improve the overall quality of the regional bottom-up planning process by making its substance more relevant for and responsive to local needs.

Studi Petani: Gerakan Petani Menuju Masyarakat PHT (Farmer studies: moving farmers towards IPM communities)

Authors: 
FAO Technical Assistance Team
1997

Abstract

The Indonesian Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Programme aims to develop ôIPM Communitiesö, whereby farming communities are organised to expand and practice agriculture, using an ecosystems approach to pest management. Recognising the wealth of knowledge that local farmers have, the IPM Programme encourages farmers to conduct studies, which are defined as ôstudies that are conducted by farmers, to answer farmersÆ questions, based on problems farmers faceö. This document explains what is meant by farmer studies, how they are conducted and disseminated, while providing case study examples. The impacts of farmer studies are discussed, which include ecological impacts such as decreased pest attacks and increased natural predators, as well as decreased pesticide use. The process has also empowered farmers, who have developed critical analytical skills, heightened self-confidence and increased technological capacity.