OPTIMIZATION OF LAND USE COLLABORATIVE MANAGEMENT MODEL PERUM PERHUTANI: STUDY CASE KPH PEKALONGAN BARAT
ABSTRACT: Perhutani is
mandated to manage approximately 2,445,006 ha forest in Java consisting of a
production forest area of 1,806,449 ha and protected forest area of 638 558 ha
(Perhutani 2014). Perhutani working area consists of several units of
governance in the form of Forest Management Units (KPH). Currently, 57 KPH
Perhutani is experiencing various problems that the function of conservation
isnot going well. KPH Pekalongan Barat
is one of the KPH which is considered quite good. It can be seen from the
compliance percentage each year that reaches about 90%. The approach used in
this research is 1) financial feasibility analysis, 2) land use optimization
analysis, 3) multi-criteria analysis. The first analysis is financial
feasibility analysis. The research's output based on the financial aspect
performs that the feasibility criteria of investment of the three land use
options are feasible to execute. The broad composition for optimal land use is
an area covering 11,047 ha of pine, a coffee area of 2,126 ha and vegetable
area 668 ha with an income of IDR872,581,112,943. According to multi-criteria
analysis, the existing vegetable area is in an unfeasible area, so it can be
durable.
Keywords: income, KPH
Pekalongan Barat, land optimization, multi-criteria, Perhutani
Author: Anugrah Andini Natsir,
Muhamad Buce Saleh, Bahruni
Journal Code: jpkehutanangg170005
