Sahri Muhammad, Aida Sartimbul, and Puji Purwanti Faculty of
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Sahri Muhammad, Aida Sartimbul, and Puji Purwanti Faculty of
Sahri Muhammad, Aida Sartimbul, and Puji Purwanti Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences, University of Brawijaya Poverty is the main problem in Indonesia, mainly for fishermen Government has giving grant through the various programs to solve the fishermen poverty problem However, the programs have no effect to the fishermen , they are remain poor, the programs have not achieved the goal Why…..? To identify and evaluate the fishermen assets and access To identify and evaluate the implementation of government programs in fishermen empowerment To create a model of empowerment based on fishermen’s needs and expectation MATERIAL: 7 Years (1999-2006) data of Coastal Fisheries in Prigi Bay 7 Years (1999-2006) data of Coastal Fisheries in Madura Strait METHODS: Survey and Action Research Method Sustainability Livelihood Approach (SLA) Pentagon Assets and Heptagon Access Score b a H: Human capital P: Physical capital S: Social capital F: Financial capital N: Natural capital H N S effects P F Sustainable Livelihoods Approach (SLA): Pentagon Assets, (Mukherjee et al., 2002) E E = Access to Participatory Vocational Training (2.03) N = Natural Resources (3.22) S = Social Network (6,83) T = Friendly Technology (1.37) F = Financial Institution (5,23) P = Governement Policy and Participatory Budgeting (1.59) M = Fish Marketing Network (5,93) M T Sensitivity of Household Fishermen: - Shock P -Trends - Season S Effect N Policy institution process Strategy for success living F Sustainable Livelihoods Approach (SLA): Heptagon Access Mukherjee et al., 2002) Output - Increase - Decrease 1. 2. Empowerment programs were implemented in 1999 to 2006 are: Community Based on Fisheries Resources Management (CBRM), e.g. Natural Conservation Empowerment that applied in Prigi Bay) Economic Empowerment on Coastal Society (EECS), e.g. Financial Empowerment that applied in Madura Strait society At beginning, this program was social capital approach, but at the end of this program it does not run well. Then power approach (consultative co-management) is applied Mangrove Plantation Program Fish Sanctuary Program Fish Market: Tourism Micro Financial Institution: Badan Perkreditan Rakyat (BPR) Productive Business Improvement Program DONOR: Govern./ Private/ Individual (1) POOR COMMUNITY (2) BUDGET DEVELOPMENT CSR (Corp. Social Responsibility) INDIVIDUAL EMPOWERMENT: Productive Culture ZIS (Zakat, Infak, Sadaqa) GROUP EMPOWERMENT: Business Motivation INSTITUTIONAL EMPOWERMENT: Self Resilience (Self resilience business service) COMMUNITY (3) INFAK/ Revolving/ Interest SADAQA/ Saving Social assets and access is the most powerful capital to support sustainability of fishermen livelihood Government approach the consultative co-management as fishermen empowerment program; Community based on fisheries resources in Prigi Bay and Economic empowerment for coastal society in Madura Strait The beginning, social capital approach was done, but at the end of program the power approach is more effective The government program does not achieve the goal (fulfill the needs and expectation of fishermen) Three years are too short to obtain the goal Fishermen empowerment depend on the principles of social stratification, equal role, multi years, multi level, multi steps, sustainable assistance, local wisdom, and multi dimension (Social Partnership Model may suitable for the fishermen)