MANAGEMENT OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ABSTRACT: Indonesia is
a country having
the areas with
the availability of
abundant natural resources.
However, those abundant resources do not
have an optimal and sufficient added value yet for the economic welfare of the
people living in those areas. This is caused by the fact that the human
resources we have are not able to manage the available natural and capital
resources yet. To take the advantage of and to exploit the available economic
resources, management of regional economic development should be done effectively
and efficiently. The various aspects that must be maintained and developed to manage the
regional economic development, among others,
are: (1) the
regional potentials that can be developed and growth optimally; (2)
creating regional competition power
through the regional
outstanding commodities; (3)
the regional development budget must be allocated
properly; (4) creating both top-down and bottom-up regional development system; (5)
managing the resources effectively; and (6)
developing the supporting
infrastructure. By exploiting those aspects, it is expected that the regional economy
can continuously be strengthened, the social welfare can be increased and, at last,
the successful Indonesian economy can be created integratedly.
Author: Muhardi and Lies
Setiasih Hadi
Journal Code: jpmanajemengg070015
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