The Development of Institutional Models for Community Food Security in West Nusa Tenggara (Ntb) Province-Indonesia
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ur als
"ntemational Organization
of Scientific Research
e-ISSN : 2279-0837
Volume : 19 Issue: 7 (Version - I)
p-ISSN : 2279-0845
Contents:
SuCcess of Various Satyagharas In Dhamtari Area (A Study
From 1920-1930).
VlpIn lirkey
01-04
Conbibutlon of Dhamtari in Various Movements ,f or Complete
Independence (A Study From 1930 To 1947)
Viplnllrkey
05'{)8
The Dewlopment oIlnstitutlonaJ Models for Community Food
Secwfty In West Nusa Tenggara (I'ftb) ProvInce-Indonesia
Enlrawan, Setla Had/, Bambang Juanda, EmaIl Rustladi
09-15
Contested Identity Politics In Nepal: implications from Tharu
16-25
Mowrnent
Mahendra Sapkota
Sodo-Economlc Status of Women entrepreneurship - A case
study of Morigeon OIsbict in Assam.
/'>4It Borah
26-33
BlMARU States: Need a Rethinking
KaIyan Sundar Som, Prof. R.P. Milihra
34-41
,.
FIsh Cultivation as a Uve\lhood OptIon for Sman Scale FlU111ers
• Study in Southwestern Region of Bangladesh
Nurun Naher Moni, Nawshin Neelam Khan
42-50
Violence In Alice Walker's the Color Purple
51-54
Pr1ya K
·om 1930 To
in all these
ers of Raipur
i th eir voices
.e lped people
il1ete freedom
r
IOSR Journal Of Hum anilies And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
Volume 19, Issue 7, Ver 1 (Jllly. 2014), PP 09-15
e-ISSN: 2279-0837, p-1SS:'; 2Ｒ ｾＹ ＭＰ Ｘ ＮＯＵ Ｎ＠
www.iosrjuurna/s.or8
The Development of Institutional Models for Community Food
Security in West Nusa Tenggara (Ntb) Province-Indonesia
Enirawan I, Setia Hadj2, Bambang Juanda 2, EmaIl Rustiadi 2
'(Student of Post-graduate School ''''ilh a SlUdy Program nJ Regional and Rural Planning and Development
4\
Science-Faculty of Economic and Management- Bogor Agriculture University -Indonesia)
l(Lec furers of Posl-graduate Sc hool with a Study Program ofRegional and Rural Planning an d Development
Science-Fa,.;u!fy ofEconomic and Management- Bogor Agriculture University -indonesia)
"-, I
P.56
Abstract: NTD province is a/ood surplus area, but at the same time it belongs 10 an area Ihal hus a high risk of
food shortage. Therefore , STB should requ.ire a handling priority in Ihis particular aspecl. In Ihe communiry,
there are groups (hat can ./01/0..... th.! mark.et mechanism, but there are also groups with low incomes who need
commUirity institutions OJ" mechanisms outside the market. This study aimed to develop models vf community
institutions to improve food securir)' in NTB. The analytical me/hods used were Analysis of Food Security,
InslllulionaJ Descriptive Analysis, Analysis of Transaction Cost (TC) and Palh Analysis. The research result
showed that the i;1come and food stocks of families and pal/ems of community interactions in NTB through
social trunsjers had increa.)·l:!d fhe food secun'ty of indiyiduals / families in NTB. Development models of
['ommunity institmions t (l impr(j\'e food security, among olhers, were dhers!'fication of family economic
activin'es, encvuragelllel1l of community parn'cipation both in formal and injormal institutions, rural
infrastructure deve;opment, Posyar.du re l-'ilalization, Raskin orragemenrs. and insfirulional integralion, '
ｳ＠ in o!"£I-l!1" to Improve food securiry,
e,8 0
ec;uj\'aknt
to'\
«f1U%
spending)
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lOtal
4. Foot.l stXure
re 0 .05 and the value o f RMSEARoo( Mean Square Error o f Approximation =
0.064 :00.08).
Lobar
Nro
7.24
23.58
\.42
J.2j
CONTEXT: Biophysical envirolltllcnt. community attributes, and the role ofinstiluti ons in
095
09R
the fo od security and livelih ood and the role of c itizens in the institutions
0.74
0.65
ACTION ARENA :
Income and food stock
6.25
62 ｾｯ＠
31 ::5
SOC ia!
PATIERNS OF INTERA CTION : Social
so lidarityisocial transfer
62 .50
I
37 SO
tranS ltr
and c50cial c5cience
ｾ＠
IOSR
ur als
"ntemational Organization
of Scientific Research
e-ISSN : 2279-0837
Volume : 19 Issue: 7 (Version - I)
p-ISSN : 2279-0845
Contents:
SuCcess of Various Satyagharas In Dhamtari Area (A Study
From 1920-1930).
VlpIn lirkey
01-04
Conbibutlon of Dhamtari in Various Movements ,f or Complete
Independence (A Study From 1930 To 1947)
Viplnllrkey
05'{)8
The Dewlopment oIlnstitutlonaJ Models for Community Food
Secwfty In West Nusa Tenggara (I'ftb) ProvInce-Indonesia
Enlrawan, Setla Had/, Bambang Juanda, EmaIl Rustladi
09-15
Contested Identity Politics In Nepal: implications from Tharu
16-25
Mowrnent
Mahendra Sapkota
Sodo-Economlc Status of Women entrepreneurship - A case
study of Morigeon OIsbict in Assam.
/'>4It Borah
26-33
BlMARU States: Need a Rethinking
KaIyan Sundar Som, Prof. R.P. Milihra
34-41
,.
FIsh Cultivation as a Uve\lhood OptIon for Sman Scale FlU111ers
• Study in Southwestern Region of Bangladesh
Nurun Naher Moni, Nawshin Neelam Khan
42-50
Violence In Alice Walker's the Color Purple
51-54
Pr1ya K
·om 1930 To
in all these
ers of Raipur
i th eir voices
.e lped people
il1ete freedom
r
IOSR Journal Of Hum anilies And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
Volume 19, Issue 7, Ver 1 (Jllly. 2014), PP 09-15
e-ISSN: 2279-0837, p-1SS:'; 2Ｒ ｾＹ ＭＰ Ｘ ＮＯＵ Ｎ＠
www.iosrjuurna/s.or8
The Development of Institutional Models for Community Food
Security in West Nusa Tenggara (Ntb) Province-Indonesia
Enirawan I, Setia Hadj2, Bambang Juanda 2, EmaIl Rustiadi 2
'(Student of Post-graduate School ''''ilh a SlUdy Program nJ Regional and Rural Planning and Development
4\
Science-Faculty of Economic and Management- Bogor Agriculture University -Indonesia)
l(Lec furers of Posl-graduate Sc hool with a Study Program ofRegional and Rural Planning an d Development
Science-Fa,.;u!fy ofEconomic and Management- Bogor Agriculture University -indonesia)
"-, I
P.56
Abstract: NTD province is a/ood surplus area, but at the same time it belongs 10 an area Ihal hus a high risk of
food shortage. Therefore , STB should requ.ire a handling priority in Ihis particular aspecl. In Ihe communiry,
there are groups (hat can ./01/0..... th.! mark.et mechanism, but there are also groups with low incomes who need
commUirity institutions OJ" mechanisms outside the market. This study aimed to develop models vf community
institutions to improve food securir)' in NTB. The analytical me/hods used were Analysis of Food Security,
InslllulionaJ Descriptive Analysis, Analysis of Transaction Cost (TC) and Palh Analysis. The research result
showed that the i;1come and food stocks of families and pal/ems of community interactions in NTB through
social trunsjers had increa.)·l:!d fhe food secun'ty of indiyiduals / families in NTB. Development models of
['ommunity institmions t (l impr(j\'e food security, among olhers, were dhers!'fication of family economic
activin'es, encvuragelllel1l of community parn'cipation both in formal and injormal institutions, rural
infrastructure deve;opment, Posyar.du re l-'ilalization, Raskin orragemenrs. and insfirulional integralion, '
ｳ＠ in o!"£I-l!1" to Improve food securiry,
e,8 0
ec;uj\'aknt
to'\
«f1U%
spending)
｡､ｾｱｵ｣ｹ＠
lOtal
4. Foot.l stXure
re 0 .05 and the value o f RMSEARoo( Mean Square Error o f Approximation =
0.064 :00.08).
Lobar
Nro
7.24
23.58
\.42
J.2j
CONTEXT: Biophysical envirolltllcnt. community attributes, and the role ofinstiluti ons in
095
09R
the fo od security and livelih ood and the role of c itizens in the institutions
0.74
0.65
ACTION ARENA :
Income and food stock
6.25
62 ｾｯ＠
31 ::5
SOC ia!
PATIERNS OF INTERA CTION : Social
so lidarityisocial transfer
62 .50
I
37 SO
tranS ltr