Downstream Rescuer Fresh Produce When Corona Virus Pandemic
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Downstream
Rescuer Fresh Produce When Corona Virus Pandemic
When
the co-19 pandemic struck us all, especially Bali. Bali's PAD is largely
derived from the tourism sector. When the co-19 virus struck this paradise
island, the tourism sector was the first to be affected. Hundreds and even
thousands of employees are laid off from hotels, restaurants, and other private
sectors, because with the impact of tourism will spread to other sectors, such
as retails, proverti, and even to the meatball traders on the roadside. The
existence of large-scale layoffs, people's purchasing power will fall, so that
the real sector will be affected. Not even the agricultural sector fainted, as
stated by Prof. Made Antara at the time of the webinar, that when tourism went
bankrupt, the agricultural sector fainted. Because these two sectors are
closely related, tourists need food produced by farmers, farmers can sell
products to industry.
Later
we are often presented with good news in social media and electronic media that
farmers are reluctant to produce because it will require more costs than the
selling price so that there are several events such as chicks released just
because the price of chicken and eggs fell sharply. Farmers distribute
vegetables to anyone who passes in front of his house. Farmers do not harvest
chillies, because the cost of harvest is expensive and labor is not available
during a pandemic while no one buys chillies, even though there are those who
buy at the farmers, the price does not cover production costs. to work on the
land as before if the pandemic is prolonged. Therefore it is necessary to find
a solution to absorb fresh produce (vegetables, fruit, fish, etc.) in case of
lack of consumers and over production. The establishment of corporations in
rural areas needs to be done so that excess fresh produce can be processed.
BUMDes-based downstream industry is one solution. Of course the role of
government is needed in the introduction of technology, market access, and
development of market infrastructure such as the internet network so that the
wider market reach. Why BUMDes? Because it is different from other rural
corporations. BUMDes has more flexibility in developing its business, and the
results are intended for rural communities.
Difference between BUMDes and Other
Legal Entities
No |
Aspect of Difference |
BUMDes |
Cooperative |
Firm |
1 |
Ownership |
Owned by the village |
Owned by members |
Owned by shareholders |
2 |
Legal Entity Status |
Founded by Village Regulation, local regulation |
Established with a Cooperative Legal Entity |
Firm’ legal entity |
3 |
Service Area |
Village |
Between villages, sub districts, districts and
even national |
Between villages, sub districts, districts and
even national |
4 |
Service Orientation |
Benefits for villagers |
Profit for cooperatives and members |
Profit for shareholders |
5 |
Role / Function |
Cultivate and manage village potential |
Collecting and managing funds for member
revenue sharing |
Gather and manage for members' revenue sharing |
Manage deposit / stimulant funds |
Conduct business financing for members |
Conduct business financing / investment |
||
6 |
Founding father |
Village |
Member |
Individual or Legal Entity |
7 |
Responsibility |
Village through Village Deliberation |
Members through a Member meeting |
Shareholders through meetings |
8 |
Source of Funds and Assets |
The majority of villages and the rest of the
village community |
Other members and communities or institutions |
Shareholders. Other communities or institutions
without territorial bound |
9 |
Membership |
There is no membership system |
Based on membership |
There is no membership |
Talking about
agricultural development when tourism slumped in Bali is a very sexy
discussion, after tourism grew as before, agricultural development was
forgotten. Appeals to policy holders, do not hesitate to prioritize assisting
agricultural development, because it makes farmers happy to satiate all
components of society, do not wait for farmers to strike and the city community
cries from hunger.