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The partnership between the Forest Village Community Institution (LMDH), the Tourism Awareness Group (POKDARWIS), and local communities in tourism development has a very important role. However, research on coastal management partnerships along the Southern Cross Route (JLS) Malang Regency has not been widely conducted. This study aimed to determine: (1) the physical condition of Ungapan Beach, (2) partnership of LMDH, POKDARWIS, and local communities in managing Ungapan Beach, (3) harmonization of partnerships between LMDH, POKDARWIS, and local communities in managing Ungapan Beach, (4) the management based on community partnerships of Ungapan Beach for sustainable community economic improvement. This research design used qualitative and quantitative research (mix method). Data collection was carried out by in-depth interviews, observation, semi-open questionnaires, and documentation. This study indicated that Ungapan Beach has a unique physical condition because it confluences between a river mouth and the sea. The partnership of Ungapan Beach management is carried out by Perhutani partnered with LMDH, and POKDARWIS carries out activities related to the events. The harmonization of the partnership between LMDH, POKDARWIS, and local communities has been shown from various joint management activities at Ungapan Beach in South Malang. LMDH manages beaches, manages parking, tickets, while POKDARWIS manages events for community activities such as shop owners, boat rentals, ATVs, lodging, outbound facilities, and camping equipment rental. The management based on partnership in Ungapan Beach can improve a sustainable economy.

Tujuan penelitian ini memberikan deskripsi tentang makna yang terkandung dari tanda dan simbol pada logo pemerintahan daerah di Propinsi Sumatera Barat. Metode deskriptif kualitatif digunakan untuk mengkaji tema pada artikel ini dengan pendekatan semiotik. Pendekatan semiotik yang digunakan adalah analisis denotasi dan konotasi. Logo pemerintahan daerah yang dijadikan subjek penelitian mewakili daerah kepulauan, daerah pesisir, daerah dataran rendah dan daerah dataran tinggi. Unsur spasial untuk menganalisis makna logo menggunakan unsur spasial menurut Sharpe dan Huynh. Hasil penelitian menjelaskan makna yang terkandung pada logo pemerintahan daerah berasal dari kearifan lokal masyarakat setempat yang mewakili berbagai elemen fisik maupun non fisik. Salah satu makna yang terkandung adalah elemen fisik berupa unsur spasial. Hal ini menjelaskan bahwa pemikiran masyarakat Minangkabau sejak dahulu berasal dari unsur-unsur spasial dalam kehidupannya. Makna pada logo pemerintahan daerah perlu diungkapkan secara terbuka agar masyarakat dan pegawai pemerintahan dapat mengetahui dan memahami serta memaknainya sebagai kekayaan kearifan lokal yang harus dijaga, diamalkan dan dilestarikan.The purpose of this research is to provide a description of the meaning contained in signs and symbols on the logo of regional government in West Sumatra Province. Qualitative descriptive method is used to examine the theme in this article with a semiotic approach. The semiotic approach used is the analysis of denotations and connotations. The logo of the regional government that was used as the research subject represented islands, coastal areas, lowland areas and highland areas. Spatial elements to analyze the meaning of logos using spatial elements according to Sharpe and Huynh. The results of the study explain the meaning contained in the logo of regional government derived from the local wisdom of the local community which represents various physical and non-physical elements. One of the meanings contained is a physical element in the form of spatial elements. This explains that the thinking of the Minangkabau community has long been derived from spatial elements in his life. The meaning of the logo of regional government needs to be disclosed openly so that the public and government employees can know and understand and interpret it as a wealth of local wisdom that must be maintained, practiced and preserved.

This is an open access book. Each country in Southeast Asia has experienced numerous adversities, from pandemic and disasters, to inequalities and threats to democracy. Adding to these challenges, are our common experience of colonialism where its legacies still resonate in the present. Despite these challenges, Southeast Asia continue to participate in global commitments geared towards realizing sustainable development, democracy, and countervailing the imbalance global power relation. Furthermore, Southeast Asia has been the center of studies that critically examined the global power of knowledge production. Categories of 'developing, undeveloped, or third world' have been largely questioned, as these categories created more segregation and reflected Orientalist notion rather than acknowledging countries of Southeast Asia and others as a distinct entity. Under this backdrop, the conference will explore these important questions: what makes Southeast Asia resilient? Why? What brought Southeast Asia together as 'Southeast Asia'? What are the challenges for Southeast Asia today? How do we overcome them? How does Southeast Asia contest and cooperate with global powers within the international network? This conference will bring together academics, educators, activists, or even policy makers who work on Southeast Asia to discuss those questions. Experts within and outside the countries of Southeast Asia are welcome to share their research and knowledge on various issues about the region.

Mangrove management is completely crucial for environmental sustainability. This study aimed (1) to examine the green and fair strategy in developing mangrove ecotourism in Bedul, Banyuwangi Regency, and (2) to examine the economic, social, and cultural improvement of the local community around the mangrove ecotourism area. The research method was qualitative descriptive using Internal Factor Analysis System (IFAS) and External Factor Analysis System (EFAS) matrix analysis from the SWOT approach. Data included primary and secondary data collected in 2020. Primary data were collected through observations and in-depth interviews with key informants and stakeholders around the study site. Secondary data came from literature reviews, documentation of the government institutions, and the local community. Based on IFAS and EFAS analysis, Bedul Mangrove Ecotourism belonged to Quadrant II with a diversification strategy. The diversification strategy in Quadrant II is located between concentric and conglomerate diversification that signifies a strong organization with strong threats. The analysis showed the need to diversify strategies or make modifications by integrating indicators for sustainable tourism in the mangrove ecotourism area of Bedul, Banyuwangi Regency, East Java. According to the identification results of tourism sustainability goals in accordance with the SDGs 2030 agenda, Mangrove Bedul Ecotourism requires the addition or modification of green and fair policies to address the limited aspect of economic development and the lack of guarantees for community welfare and stakeholders.

Pandansari village became one of the villages that has frequent landslide events in the period 2009-2015 compared with the surrounding area in Malang regency. The purpose of this study was to determine the level of landslide risk located within an active volcano. To enhance the comprehensive analysis of landslide disasters, we used a risk concept in this study. The landslide risk analysis was based on 3 determinants, namely hazards, community vulnerability, and regional capacity. The data collections were conducted using observation and documentation for landslide hazards and interviews as well as Focus Group Discussion (FGD) for vulnerability and capacity aspects. The interviewed were applied for community and local government of Pandansari village. The recorded interviews were transcribed and analyzed according to recurrent themes in the answers. Findings from field investigation were then confronted with previous existing concepts of human exposure to natural hazards. Furthermore, the landslide hazard data were analyzed using spatial analysis tools, including GIS scoring, weighting, and overlaying weighted sum. The results showed the level of landslide risk has different values depending on the risk parameter, community vulnerability, and regional capacity. The level of landslide risk was divided into three levels, namely high with an area of 557.71 ha, moderate with 774.49 ha, and low with 1118.77 ha. Each of the risk factors, vulnerability, and capacity, has its characteristics in influencing the landslide risk in Pandansari Village. In relation to landslide disaster management, the risk analysis gives comprehensive input reaching good management practice in Pandansari village.