Stakeholders analysis on the development of resilient coastal village program in Timbulsloko Village

Abstract

The development of resilient coastal village (PDPT) is a government policy that aims to improve coastal community welfare and environmental quality of the coastal rural area. The implementation of the development of resilient coastal village has involved vary and complicated stakeholders. Therefore, this study aimed to perform a stakeholder’s analysis on the development of resilient coastal village using a typological analysis technique of the stakeholders’ roles. Results of the study found the major stakeholders, i.e. the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries as the leading sector of the development of resilient coastal village, the Demak Regency Office of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries responsibility for the development of resilient coastal village operation in Timbulsloko Village, and the Coastal Community Union (KMP) as part of the beneficiary community where the biggest impact of the implementation of the development of resilient coastal village in Timbulsloko Village. The complementary stakeholders consisted of the Provincial Office of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries of Central Java, the Demak Regency Office of Development Planning Board, and the Demak Regency Office of Public Works as the technical team members, Assisting and Supervising Staff, and Empowerment Team for supervision, implementation, and motivation in the development of resilient coastal village in Timbulsloko. The findings revealed that the definitive stakeholders of the development of resilient village in Timbulsloko were the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries and the Demak Regency Office of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries. They must become the major players in implementing the development of resilient coastal village with their role, power, and authority.

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