Resilience of Fisherman Community Facing the Impacts of Patimban Port Development (A Case of Trungtum Fisherman, Subang Regency)
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https://doi.org/10.22500/13202567248Keywords:
adaptive capacity, fisherman community, reclamation, resilienceAbstract
Reclamation in the construction of Patimban port has had various impacts on the sustainability of the lives of the Trungtum fishing community. This study aims to analyze the resilience of the fishing community in facing the impact of port development. The method used was a survey of 75 fishermen respondents and interviews with village officials and KSOP Patimban. The results showed that the port reclamation had a significant impact on the lives of fishermen, including a decrease in catches, an increase in operational costs, a weakening of local institutional functions, and changes in social and cultural structures. The community's adaptive capacity is moderate, characterized by strong social capital but weak economic and human resources. Community resilience has not been fully formed, and the adaptation process is still partial and tends to be elitist, occurring only in groups with better access to resources. Information inequality and weak collective organizing are the main obstacles in building inclusive and sustainable resilience. Thus, it is necessary to strengthen collective capacity, equal access to resources, and a more equitable communication system to realize a fully resilient community.
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