BUILDING STRONG FOUNDATIONS: STRATEGIES FOR COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Abstract
This study explores the development of community institutions on Nusakambangan Island, located in the Cilacap District of Indonesia. Through a qualitative analysis of local initiatives and collaborative efforts, this research illuminates the evolution of community institutions, examining their role in fostering social cohesion, resilience, and sustainable development. Drawing on interviews, observations, and documentary sources, the study identifies key factors contributing to the strengthening of bonds within the community and highlights the challenges and opportunities for further enhancement. The findings underscore the significance of grassroots engagement and participatory approaches in nurturing vibrant and inclusive community institutions.
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Community institutions, social cohesion, sustainable developmentHow to Cite
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