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1. Analisis Sub Sektor Perikanan dalam Pengembangan Wilayah Kabupaten Indramayu

Author

Ade Syarief, Eman Rustiadi, and Aceng Hidayat

Subjects
fisheries subsector, regional development, Indramayu Regency, Regional planning, HT390-395, City planning, HT165.5-169.9
Abstract

Indramayu regency has a great potential in renewable fisheries. It is expected that this fisheries subsector continues to grow and become a strategic sector in the development of Indramayu regency. The objectives of this research were: (1) to identify the role of the fisheries subsector in the economy of the region and its links with other sectors in Indramayu regency, (2) to learn about the level of development of the regional development of fisheries sub-sector in Indramayu regency based on the conditions of facilities and infrastructure, and (3) to find out the perception of stakeholders in determining development priorities for the fisheries sub-sector as well as to formulate a strategic direction in the development of the fisheries subsector in Indramayu regency. Input-Output analysis showed that the fisheries subsector had not been included in the strategic sector because it had weak inter-sectoral linkages and low multiplier effects of the total economy in Indramayu Regency compared to other economic sectors. Schallogram analysis showed that six sub-districts in the region of hierarchy III were feasible to develop. According to the stakeholders, the priority of fisheries subsector development in Indramayu Regency was the development of aquaculture activities (42.04 %) in terms of improving the quality of human resources (33.66 %). In the development strategy of the fisheries subsector of aquaculture activities in Indramayu regency, priorities should be in the development of existing resources (Natural Resources, Human Resources, Artificial Resource / Infrastructure, Institutional, Technology and Capital) to achieve sustainable development.

Published
2014
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2. PENGARUH INVESTASI, SUBSEKTOR PERIKANAN, DAN PERTUMBUHAN EKONOMI TERHADAP KESEMPATAN KERJA DI MALUKU

Author

Tri Wahyuningsih, Abdul Aziz Laitupa, and Arsyad Matdoan

Subjects
lcsh:HB71-74, employment opportunities, lcsh:Economics as a science, investment, gross regional domestic product, fisheries subsector, lcsh:HD72-88, lcsh:Economic growth, development, planning
Abstract

Provinsi Maluku memiliki Tingkat Kesempatan Kerja (TKK) terendah selama tahun 2014-2017 di Indonesia. Bahkan, TKK di Maluku mengalami penurunan dari 92,95 persen (2016) menjadi 90,71 persen (2017). Ini menunjukkan bahwa pasar tenaga kerja di Maluku belum mampu menyerap tenaga kerja yang ada. Berdasarkan hal tersebut, maka tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk: (1) menganalisis pengaruh investasi pemerintah terhadap tingkat kesempatan kerja di Provinsi Maluku; (2) menganalisis pengaruh PDRB subsektor perikanan terhadap tingkat kesempatan kerja di Provinsi Maluku; (3) menganalisis pengaruh pertumbuhan ekonomi terhadap tingkat kesempatan kerja di Provinsi Maluku. Penelitian ini menghasilkan kesimpulan bahwa secara simultan investasi pemerintah, PDRB subsektor perikanan, dan pertumbuhan ekonomi berpengaruh tidak signifikan terhadap kesempatan kerja di Provinsi Maluku. Variabel yang dominan mempengaruhi kesempatan kerja di Provinsi Maluku adalah variabel investasi pemerintah karena variabel ini memiliki koefisien determinasi paling besar dari nilai kedua variabel lainnya, sedangkan variabel yang paling kecil pengaruhnya terhadap tingkat kesempatan kerja adalah PDRB subsektor perikanan.

Published
2020
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3. Burkina Faso : Basic Agricultural Public Expenditure Diagnostic Review (2004-2012)

Author

World Bank

Subjects
BUDGET FRAMEWORK, AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION, FISH PRODUCTION, COWPEA, MEAT PRODUCTION, FISHERIES SUBSECTOR, HARVEST, NARS, RURAL DEVELOPMENT, COMMODITIES, INFLATION, AGRICULTURAL LAND, BUDGET PREPARATION, AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES, FLOW OF FUNDS, ANALYSIS OF TRENDS, ANNUAL BUDGET, DONOR SUPPORT, NATIONAL EXPENDITURE, DEBT SERVICE, SOYBEANS, SERVICE PROVIDERS, COFFEE, AVERAGE YIELDS, RECURRENT EXPENDITURE, FERTILIZERS, INTERNAL CONTROL, PUBLIC SPENDING, AGRICULTURAL RD, ANNUAL TARGETS, FARMERS, PLANT PROTECTION, AVERAGE YIELD, BUDGET PREPARATION CYCLE, BUDGETARY ALLOCATIONS, TRANSPARENCY, SERVICE DELIVERY, EFFECTIVENESS OF PUBLIC SPENDING, BUDGET CYCLE, EXPENDITURE DATA, INCOMES, BUDGET ALLOCATIONS, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, NGOS, INVESTMENT BUDGET, ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE, ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS, QUALITY CONTROL, SECTOR POLICY, AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTES, AFDB, CIDA, DELIVERY OF SERVICES, BUDGET ALLOCATION, WOMEN IN AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, AGRICULTURAL POLICIES, AQUACULTURE, MID-TERM REVIEW, NATIONAL BUDGET, NET IMPORTER, COST CENTERS, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW, POVERTY REDUCTION, FAO, AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENTS, NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SYSTEM, CASSAVA, COST RECOVERY, MEDIUM-TERM EXPENDITURE, FINANCIAL SERVICES, HUNGER, NATIONAL PRIORITIES, DATA REQUIREMENTS, RURAL POPULATION, CLIMATE CHANGE, INVESTMENT PLAN, MINISTRY OF FINANCE, WOOD, YAMS, ARABLE LAND, TOTAL EXPENDITURE, POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY, PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP, VETERINARY SERVICES, ACTUAL YIELDS, PEST CONTROL, BUDGETARY ALLOCATION, ALLOCATION OF FUNDS, SORGHUM, DECENTRALIZATION, EXPENDITURE LEVELS, EQUIPMENT, DEBT RELIEF, PUBLIC RESOURCES, DONOR FUNDS, BUDGET PLANNING, FARMING, MEDIUM-TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK, HYBRIDIZATION, SECTOR EXPENDITURE, UNION, WHEAT, BUDGET EXECUTION, AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICES, INVESTMENT EXPENDITURE, NET SURPLUS, RICE, AGRICULTURAL GROWTH, EXPENDITURE BUDGET, CROPS, CEREALS, HOUSING, BUDGETARY RESOURCES, VALUE OF EXPORTS, AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES, RICE VARIETIES, CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, TUBERS, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE, SECTOR POLICIES, ACCOUNTABILITY, AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING, MAIZE, DRAINAGE, NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, PUBLIC SERVICE, SWEET POTATOES, INTERNATIONAL FUND FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, LIVELIHOODS, INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES, PINEAPPLE, TILLERS, ECONOMIC GROWTH, GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, PROGRAMS, EXTERNAL FINANCING, SECTOR MINISTRIES, ROOTS, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, BENEFICIARIES, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE DIAGNOSTIC, FISHERIES MANAGEMENT, SECTOR BUDGETS, INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE, WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY, LEGUMES, PERSONNEL EMOLUMENTS, DISEASES, ADAPTIVE RESEARCH, COTTON, POLICY DECISIONS, SEEDS, AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, INTEGRATION, FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, NATIONAL BUDGETS, AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS, DATA ANALYSIS, FARMS, FISH, MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES, SECTORAL PRIORITIES, IMPACT ASSESSMENTS, FOOD SAFETY, CIVIL SERVICE, LANDS, MODERNIZATION STRATEGY, CROP, PUBLIC SECTOR, DEBT, MILLET, BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION, SOCIAL SECURITY, AGRICULTURAL POLICY, FARM PRACTICES, MARKETING, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, AGRICULTURE, CONSENSUS BUILDING, AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, BEAN, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE TRACKING, PRIORITY SETTING, FEED, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, IRRIGATION, ACCOUNTING, MEAT, FOOD SECURITY, FARMER, EXPENDITURE TRACKING SURVEYS, YAM, GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE, PRIVATE SECTOR, UNITED NATIONS, AGRICULTURAL SECTOR, PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, AGRIBUSINESS, BEANS, RURAL ROADS, POVERTY INCIDENCE, EXPENDITURES, GROWTH RATE, FORESTRY SUBSECTOR, SECTOR BUDGET, UNIVERSITIES, FORESTRY, AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK, PESTS, CIVIL SERVICE LAW, LIVESTOCK, NATURAL RESOURCES, FINANCIAL SUPPORT, IFPRI, DEFORESTATION, ANIMAL PRODUCTION, DATA COLLECTION, FISHERIES, IFAD
Abstract

The rural sector, defined here as the economic sector that falls under the scope of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water (MAH), the Ministry of Animal Resources (MRA), and the Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development (MEDD), is one of the pillars of the Burkina Faso economy. Although its contribution to GDP has decreased in recent times from 35 percent in 1999 to 30 percent in 2011 due to the development of the other sectors of the economy, agricultural activity still employs approximately 86 percent of Burkina Faso s labor force and is the main source of income for poorer populations. Consequently, the rural sector is among the primary beneficiaries of public expenditures by the Burkina Faso government and constitutes one of the pillars of the Strategy for Accelerated Growth and Sustainable Development (SCADD) adopted in 2010. The goals of this agriculture public expenditure review in Burkina Faso are as follows: draw lessons from the past in terms of budget execution in the agricultural sector in order to promote the design and implementation of public expenditure programs that are more efficient and more equitable and have a greater impact; initiate the implementation of the databases and methodology required to conduct similar reviews regularly and thus contribute to the institutionalization of the process; and contribute to establishing the conditions for increased support for the sector while encouraging the harmonization and alignment of support with respect for national strategies.

Published
2013

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