Economic impact of community forest management on farmers: an Indonesian perspective

Q4 Agricultural and Biological Sciences

International Journal of Agricultural Resources, Governance and Ecology Pub Date : 2020-04-29 DOI:10.1504/ijarge.2020.10029072

Nuraeni, M. Ilsan, Aminah

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Abstract

This study conducted a profit analysis to understand the economic impact of community forest management on farmers in Bulukumba Regency, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The study results showed that a farmers' income sourced from the community forest about IDR 13.581.750 and non-community forest about IDR 1.100.000 where community forest contributed more to a total income than non-community forest. According to the outcome, it is found that income from community forest and non-community forest contributed to the farmers' financial gain per person about IDR 14.681.750 a year to maintain the living condition and get rid of the poverty line. However, there are several disputes on policies are existed those are affecting the community forest to be managed in the South Sulawesi. To overcome the existing disputes and problems, there is a need for revision on the existing provisions to improve the community management system further to assist farmer. This study presented several recommendations on the community forest to be managed correctly in the South Sulawesi as an Indonesian perspective.

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社区森林管理对农民的经济影响：印尼视角

本研究进行了利润分析，以了解社区森林管理对印度尼西亚南苏拉威西省布卢昆巴县农民的经济影响。研究结果表明，农民收入来源于社区森林约13.581.750印尼盾，非社区森林约1.100.000印尼盾，其中社区森林对总收入的贡献大于非社区森林。根据研究结果，社区森林和非社区森林的收入每年为农民的人均经济收益贡献约14.681.750印尼盾，以维持生活条件并摆脱贫困线。然而，在影响南苏拉威西岛社区森林管理的政策上存在一些争议。为了克服现有的争议和问题，有必要对现有条款进行修订，进一步完善社区管理制度，帮助农民。这项研究从印尼的角度提出了关于南苏拉威西岛社区森林正确管理的几项建议。

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International Journal of Agricultural Resources, Governance and Ecology Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Agronomy and Crop Science

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期刊介绍： IJARGE proposes and fosters discussion on the evolution and governance of agricultural resources, with emphasis on the implications that policy choices have on both the welfare of humans and the ecology of the planet. This perspective acknowledges the complexity of the agricultural sector as an interface between ecological and socio-economic processes operating in parallel over different space-time scales, as well as the reflexive characteristic of human systems.