Entrepreneurship Empowerment

Pattern Coastal Youth

(Case Study of the Coastal Zone of
Kronjo District Tangerang Regency,
Banten Province)

Bambang Setiawan, S.Pi, M.Si.

Sukamandi Apparatus Training Center , BRSDMKP,
Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries ,
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The 1st International Seminar of Widyaiswara, BPSDMD Banten February 25-28th 2019
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Sukamandi Apparatus Training Center , BRSDMKP

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Presentation Structure
01 Background
Indonesian fisheries resources have strategic economic values, but have not
made a maximum contribution to the welfare of coastal communities.

Formulation of the problem

02
Catching fish - dangerous, dirty, and desperate.

03 Methodology
The study used a qualitative approach with descriptive methods

04 Conclusion
Summary of recommended recommendations for local stakeholders
Research sites - Kronjo District Tangerang Regency
01 Kronjo District Tangerang Regency
Kronjo with an area of ± 5,125 km2 with a
population of ± 6,457 people, consisting of
2,977 men and 3,056 women, divided into 21
RT areas and 10 villages with the following
boundaries Java Seas (North), village
Margamulya (East), Kurir Lor Village and Mauk
Timur Village (South) and Mauk Barat Village
(West).
The livelihood of the residents of Kronjo village
is about 85% of fishers, of which 90% of them
are rajungan fishermen.
Another fisheries potensial is “Milk
fish/Bandeng”(Chanos-chanos) with Brackish
Waterpond and “Vanamae Shrimp” with
Busmetik Ponds
 02 Catching fish - dangerous, dirty, and desperate
(Mind mapping of Coastal Youth)

Percentage of Population Aged 15 Years and Over Who Worked by Main Industry 2013 Percentage of Population Aged 15 Years and Over Who Worked by Main Employment Status 2013

Persentase
Persentase Main Employment Status*) Jumlah
Main Industry Jumlah %
%
1. Berusaha Sendiri 208.726 16,28
1, Pertanian, Perkebunan, Kehutanan, 96.028 7,49
Own account worker
Perburuan dan Perikanan 2. Berusaha dibantu buruh tetap 28.350 2,21
Agriculture Employer assisted by permanent worker
2, Industri 673.584 52,54 3. Berusaha dibantu buruh tidak tetap/ 48.884 3,81
Manufacture tidak dibayar
3. Jasa Kemasyarakatan, Sosial dan 512.525 39,97 Employer assisted by temporary/
Perorangan unpaid worker
4. Buruh/Karyawan 869.697 67,83
Personal and Social Community Services
Regular Employer
Jumlah / Total 1.282.137 100
5. Pekerja Bebas 96.549 7,53
Sumber : BPS Kabupaten Tangerang (Data Sakernas diolah) Casual Employee
6. Pekerja Keluatga/tidak dibayar 29.931 2,33
Unpaid Worker
Jumlah / Total 1.282.137 100
Sumber : BPS Kabupaten Tangerang (Data Sakernas diolah)
02 Big Question
(Mind mapping of Coastal Youth)

How to improve the capabilities of entrepreneurship skills in coastal youth

in managing the potential of fisheries and marine resources?

How to conceptualize the right empowerment training to build entrepreneurship

for coastal youth?
 THINKING FRAMEWORK SOLVING PROBLEMS
03

Coastal Youth:
• Responsive
External • Skilled
factors • Collaborative
Coastal Youth Empowerment

Entrepreneurial Guidance

Young
entrepreneurs in
Coastal Output Outcome the field of
Youth
fisheries and
marine affairs

Coastal Youth that

Internal factors is able to improve
/ improve its
position in society
03 The efforts to increase the capabilities of coastal youth
entrepreneurship, an approach was made using
the concept of innovation, proactivity, and courage
to take risks (Weerawardena, 2003)
 Some patterns of empowerment of coastal youth
03
(existing contiditions)
03

The right pattern of empowerment in an effort

to improve coastal youth entrepreneurship capabilities,
an approach can be made to five existing dimensions,
namely local knowledge, religious, economic,
institutional, and political dimensions
 Design Pattern for Empowerment for Increasing
03
Entrepreneurship Capability in Coastal Youth
(Integrated)
 04
It was found that the formulation of empowerment in order
Conclusion
to increase the capability of entrepreneurial skills among coas
tal youths could be through a training based on increasing the
competence of coastal youth resources characterized by:
1. Communities as the main actors in the planning,
implementation, supervision, development and sustainability
of businesses, economic development of the community and
its territor;
2. Community assistance in enhancing knowledge, skills and
access to information for the community in developing
business in the fisheries sector so that community independe
nce in business development, economic development of
the community and its region is formed;
3. Partnership between the community, government officials
and the private sector in developing activities/businesses in
the field of fisheries and maritime affairs in coastal areas.
04

Youth can dig deeper into developing local norms or Suggestion

values.
To strengthen youth entrepreneurship institutions, it is
expected that there is a close communication network
with community leaders or local religious leaders.
The government should also be able to readjust the
period of service or the length of time for assistance, so
that the sustainability and success of the program can be
monitored.
The government is also expected to be able to provide
opportunities for broader partnership programs to other
interested stakeholders
 Vision
Action
Passion
Collaboration

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