Strengthening community in increasing village potential through pentahelix collaboration

Novy Setia Yunas,Anang Rohmad Jatmiko,Endah Wahyuningsih

doi:10.20525/ijrbs.v10i1.1021

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Abstract

Since the implementation of UU no. 6 of 2014, the village has considerable authority to develop its territory according to its potential. To optimize development in the village, community participation and all stakeholders in the village are needed, one of which is the younger generation. The young generation is an important instrument in the development process at various levels, with a fairly large number, and is supported by intellectual qualities that are creative, innovative, and adaptive to change to become capital for development in the village. This paper provides an overview of the new format of the youth movement as a step to optimize the role of the young generation in village development through community-based Penta helix collaboration. The method used is descriptive qualitative. The research was conducted at the Ruang Inovasi Jombang community which was considered successful in implementing the Penta Helix concept between the community, government, private sector, academia, and the media in developing and increasing the competitiveness of the village potential-based SME creative industry, so as to reduce poverty and unemployment in productive age in rural areas.

Highlights

Long since this country was founded, the Young Generation has a very strategic role in various national struggles
As in UU No 6/2014, there are at least five important things about community development, among others, First, encouraging initiatives, movements and participation of the Village community for the development of Village potentials and Assets for mutual welfare; Second, to form a Village Government that is professional, efficient and effective, open and accountable; Third, improving public services for villagers in order to accelerate the realization of public welfare; Fourth, increasing the socio-cultural resilience of the Village community in order to create a Village community capable of maintaining social unity as part of national resilience; Fifth, strengthening the village community as the subject of development (Wardiyanto et al, 2014)
Based on the results of the above research that, in addition to economic empowerment based on village potential, the majority of owners of creative industries and small and medium enterprises empowered by the Innovation Space Business Incubator are managed by young people at productive age

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Introduction

Long since this country was founded, the Young Generation has a very strategic role in various national struggles. Victims fell as a result of repressive actions carried out by the Dutch colonial government These conditions eventually made educated people gather, discuss and form groups. The role of youth colored the life of the nation and the state, both during the independence, old order, new order to the current reformation. 10-24 years old reached 29.39 percent, toddlers aged 0-5 years in the range of 10.09 percent, and elderly people 65-75 + reached 7.16 percent In this case, the demographic bonus in the first wave of 2010 to 2020 occurred in the productive population segment of 52.63 percent who covered 1 elderly per 100 population and 5 children under five per 100 population. It is estimated that the bonus that can be contributed by the working age population will be smaller because they have to bear the burden of dependence on the elderly population whose numbers will increase (Jati, 2015: 5)

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