Abstract
The purpose of this study was: a) to Analyze the policies of the West Muna Regency government towards the development of integrated coconut agroindustry; b). Establish the priority of the coconut plantation revitalization area and the development of integrated coconut agroindustry and; c) Analyzing the response of coconut farmers to efforts to develop and manage coconut trees by implementing integrated coconut agroindustry systems. The study method used was the Focus Group Discussion and the Exponential Comparative Method. The results of the study shown that the policy of the West Muna Regency government regarding land use has existed. But it has not been focused and has not been realized in the form of commodity zoning designed to the integrated development of agro-industry with the Farmer's positive response as evidenced by the proportion of coconut farmers who agree and strongly agree to the revitalization of the coconut. Plantations and the development of integrated coconut agroindustry supported by several traditional uses of coconut plants in the form of local wisdom such as utilization coconut leaves in traditional wedding ceremonies and various products including rice steamer (Muna regional language called KANTOFI).
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