STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT IN THE SUCCESSFULL OF

THE DEVELOPMENT ECO-VILLAGE CIBODAS, BANDUNG-INDONESIA

Inesia Melati, Silia Yuslim, Etty Indrawati
siliayuslim@trisakti.ac.id

Landscape Architecture Department

Faculty of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Technology
Universitas Trisakti
2020 1
 OUTLINE
1. Introduction

2. Research Methodology

3. Results and Discussion

4. Conclusion
 INTRODUCTION

Law No. 32 the Year 2009

Regarding to Environmental
Protection And Management

The Eco-village program Stakeholder

by local government according to Bandung 1) Local Government
Regency Regional Spatial Plan of 2016-2036 2) Religious Figure, Local Youth
By actively involving the stakeholders, village environment utilization can And The Society
produce results parallel with the expected Eco-village formation based 3) Academician, Non-
on the existing norms and future goals of a better living space that brings governmental Organizations,
benefits for the society. The direction of development considered to Businessmen, Culture
cultural norms and the characteristics of the local landscape and local Practitioner
wisdom (Sundanese cultural traditions) (Table 1).
 INTRODUCTION
Table 1. Relationship of Sundanese with Vessels
Relationship of
Vessels Vessels Description Vessel Function Description
Sundanese with Life
Human and God Ritual vessel Stilt house, mosque, black Birth, naming, thanksgiving, praying, reciting,
aspect rock, cemetery offerings, marriage, death, pilgrimage
Human and Nature Production- Integrated Farming System Farming, rice pounding, rice reserving, rice
reproduction (Farming, Ricefield, and drying, fishery, cattle, raising chicken, planting
vessel aspect Cattling areas with pond, coconut
lewit, saung lisung, jemur)

Human and Society Social vessel Contour, footpath, pavement, Playing, gathering, plaster repairing, house
aspect moor, yard, field, bamboo repairing, replacing a fence, draining the pond,
fence, trees, hall, pancurian cleaning the house
Human and Himself Daily vessel Pantry, parako, the house Sleeping, resting, taking a bath, eating,
aspect center, golodog, bilik, hall, learning, cooking, drying clothes.
stage, room.
 PURPOSES

To provide a reference to the expectations or expectations of the facilities and

1 infrastructure required by stakeholders

2 To improve the village economy through the development of Eco-village.

 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
- This study utilizes a descriptive qualitative method. This method is using questionnaire distribution.
- The questionnaires quantified by determining the score on each answer based on a Likert scale.
- Questionnaire distribution is conducting by applying a purposive sampling technique on several
respondents predetermined by using Slovin formulation.

With a population (N) of a total citizen of RW 12 Cibodas Village as

much as 8,391 people and significancy rate (α) utilized so that this
research can be generalized with minimum deviation rate is 0.1%, the
number of samples is:

The total sample of the questionnaire based on the calculation is 100

respondents.
 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Table 2. Research Operational Variables
Ecovillage Independent
Aspects Dependent Variables Variables Indicators
Ecological Ritual Vessel, Circulation View, movement, and space impression
Aspect Production- Vegetation Vegetation type and function suitabilities
Reproduction Vessel, Building and Space formation and function
and Social Vessel Structure
Social Ritual Vessel, Cultural Tradition Assessment of local tradition
Cultural Production- Space Shape and function of space, space impression, and
and Reproduction Vessel, Organization inter-field relationship
Economic and Social Vessel View and Vista Road shape, scoping degree, trees on the roadside,
Aspects architectural pattern, and activity pattern
Circulation View, movement, and space impression
Vegetation Vegetation type and function suitabilities
Building and Space formation and function
Structure
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
According to the results of the recaptulation of the questionnaire, that showed;

1. There is still much to be improved and refined to Eco-village development in RW 12, Cibodas Village,
Bandung. It is evident by the answers of respondents who are dominated by hesitated and disagreed
respondents as much as 80% that the Eco-village program was in line with local wisdom (Sundanese culture).

2. The basic main activity that carried out is to improve the establishment of infrastructure facilities. The main
activity that carried out is to improve the establishment of infrastructure facilities. It can support existing
integrated farming systems because of a well-integrated farming system supported by a good understanding
of the people who use it so that its management carried out optimally and produce better quality products.
This situation can certainly improve the economy of the community and the villages, which utilized to
improve management capacity or to build other businesses related as a means to shape RW 12 as a tourist
destination.
 CONCLUSION
1. The expectation of stakeholders related to Eco-village development in RW 12, Cibodas-Bandung, West
Java, in general, is to create improvements and increase infrastructure completeness that can support
local community independence in managing their environment.

2. The result of this research expected to provide input to the design framework for improvements, so the
highest potential as integrated farming systems of Cibodas Village can optimally manage. Also, the
authorities and responsibilities of stakeholders who produce the proposals for available roles and
activities that carried out expected to support the process of eco-village development optimally.

3. The assistance and guidance on the implementation of this development must consistently carry out to
ensure the realization of RW 12 as an Eco-village model.
THANK YOU

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