Dr. Regan Leonardus Kaswanto Profile

Dr. Regan Leonardus Kaswanto

at Bogor Agricultural Univ.

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Proceedings Article | 24 December 2019 Paper

Institutional study to support sustainable basin management in Cirasea sub-basin, upstream Citarum

Farhana Nurysyifa, Regan Leonardus Kaswanto

Proceedings Volume 11372, 1137207 (2019) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2540788

KEYWORDS: Agriculture, Java, Forestry, Oxygen, Analytical research, Data modeling, Binary data, Pollution, Physics, Biophysics

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The decentralization concept right after the reformation era indeed has created partial watershed management. Whereas watershed management must have the principle of "one watershed, one management." Citarum Watershed problem has occurred in Cirasea sub-watershed as part of the upstream area because it has a very bad erosion index due to agriculture activity. Citarum problem is unfinished even though the government has issued enough budget for building physics. Therefore, a collaboration between stakeholders for strengthening whose role is needed after technical activities are carried out. Areas that have the status of protected forests or conservation forests, steep topography, large areas of critical land, and elevations above 1000 m generally have many institutions involved in managing sub watershed from government programs and initiatives from communities that have a highly interesting in the environment. Economic motivation influenced by the function of the river, meaning that community participate ion will be high if the river has a positive function for the community. Stakeholder Analysis (SA) divides the role of the institution into four parts, the role of Subject, Players, Crowd, and Context Setters. Identifying the connectivity of institutions at the central and local levels can be used to arrange some recommendation as a strategy for Cirasea watershed institutional strengthening. The internal and external factors propertied by the Cirasea Watershed Institution based on the results of the Strength Weakness Opportunities and Threats (SWOT). The analysis resulted in priority recommendations, the certainty of coordination between programs and sectors in real terms, postharvest certainty to increase farmer’s motivation in cultivating coffee, and Players groups should be coordinate and strengthen the performance capacity of the Subject group to control Crowd group behavior.

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