Strengthening of Temperated Vegetable Farmers Groups to Meet the Tourism Sector Market in Bali.
Funding period : - Deactivate
Abstrak
Large tourism
market opportunities are characterized by an increase in the number of foreign
tourists coming to Bali, which cannot yet be utilized by highland vegetable
farmers groups for market access. The demand for high quality criteria from the
institution's consumers causes the group has not yet played a role to help its
members access the tourism market in Bali. Therefore, the final goal of this
research is to design and build a graphical model of strengthening highland
vegetable farmer groups.
The research
respondents were a group of highland vegetable farmers in Pancasari Village,
Sukasada District, Buleleng Regency and Candikuning Village, Baturiti District,
Tabanan Regency and also interviewed hotels in Bali as representatives of
institutional consumers in the tourism industry to identify the problem of
differences in perceptions between farmers and consumer institutions regarding
vegetables. Then the expert meeting was followed to get a more comprehensive
picture to be able to produce a model for strengthening the group of highland
vegetable farmers to meet the tourism sector in Bali. ISM analysis is used in
this study to get the drive power and dependencies of the elements and
sub-elements that make up the modeling.
The
results of the expert meeting formulated multi-criteria strengthening of the
group of highland vegetable farmers visualized in a graphical model.
Institutional engineering into BUMDes which is a Socioagro enterprise
institution undertakes a strategy of vertical integration with stakeholders to
ensure price and supply certainty. The novelty contribution of the results of
this study is the model of strengthening the strategic highland vegetable
farmers group, and supported by government regulations in growing market
infrastructure guaranteeing improved supply of vegetable supply and tourism
market access.
The application
of an effective model of strengthening the highland vegetable farmers group
requires a multisectoral synergy to garner support for innovative programs for
strengthening and funding, especially in terms of: (a) increasing productive
area and vegetable protection systems under the coordination of BUMDes; (b)
facilitation of processing and marketing ready-to-sell products, updating
postharvest equipment, packing houses, field school activation, packing house
registration, yield processing equipment, strengthening marketing of highland
vegetable BUMDes, including management and marketing of ICT-based products to
achieve marketing targets.