Abstract
Abstract The objective of the study is to construct 5Ps strategy for coal mining governance using the perspective of SDGs in the Malinau District of North Kalimantan, Indonesia. The study was conducted using qualitative method. Data was collected through field observations and in-depth interviews, and secondary data of official published documents. Data was analyzed using the interactive analysis Model of Mile, Huberman, and Saldana. This research concluded that the 5Ps strategy for coal mining productions in the Malinau District of North Kalimantan is very useful for governing all stakeholders in the District in respect to environmental, social and economic aspects. The 5Ps strategy is 1) People, this means communities should be involved in the coal mining governance, 2) Planet, environmental awareness, 3) Profit, economic aspects should be well calculated and managed, 4) Peace, justice and equality are also the spirit to manage the coal productions and colaborations among the stakeholders are important to make the success of production.Keywords: Coal Mining Governance, Sustainable Development Goals, 5Ps Strategy
Highlights
North Kalimantan Province is an area with abundant potential of natural resources
The local government's ability to manage and utilize natural resources will have an impact on regional financial management
The purpose of this study is to develop a coal mining governance strategy 5P in the perspective of Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs)
Summary
North Kalimantan Province is an area with abundant potential of natural resources. The wealth of natural resources is a fundamental capital in managing and building areas. It can not be denied that there are various problems in managing these natural resources that have become dynamic in the implementation of governance. Natural resource problems are crucial when associated with the implementation of regional autonomy. The local government's ability to manage and utilize natural resources will have an impact on regional financial management.
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