Lampung Province Research Articles

Land Suitability for Pepper in Tanggamus Regency, Lampung Province, Indonesia

Pepper is one of the local commodities developed in Indonesia and has become an export commodity. Improving the productivity of pepper can be done through sustainable land management based on the characteristics of soils and their potential. Therefore, land suitability evaluation is needed to maximize land potential and minimize inhibiting factors for pepper plant growth. This study evaluated the characteristics, potential, and distribution of suitable land for pepper plant development in Tanggamus Regency, Lampung Province, Indonesia. Land suitability was evaluated by matching land characteristics with land suitability criteria for pepper plants. This criterion consists of four classes, namely highly suitable (S1), moderately suitable (S2), marginally suitable (S3), and not suitable (N). The soil's climate and physical and chemical properties were the land characteristics data used. Potential land availability was arranged based on land suitability classes by considering existing land use and forest area status. Soil types in Tanggamus Regency are Inceptisols, Entisols, Alfisols, Andisols, Oxisols, and Ultisols, with the most extensive distribution of soil types being Oxisol (Typic Hapludox). The distribution of relief in Tanggamus Regency is dominated by mountainous areas with very steep slopes (slope >40%). Land suitability classes are moderately suitable (S2), marginally suitable (S3), and not suitable (N) with limiting factors, namely drainage, texture, soil pH, and erosion hazard/slope. Improvement can be made by planting according to contours, planting cover crops, applying lime and organic matter, and ensuring balanced fertilization. The development of pepper plants in Tanggamus Regency can be achieved through diversification and extensification, with a total area of potential land that can be developed of 73,995 ha.
 
 Keywords: land potential, land evaluation, limiting factor, pepper, soil characteristics

Analisis Potensi Sektor Pariwisata Di Provinsi Lampung Dengan Pendekatan Location Quotient (LQ)

This study uses the Location Quotient (LQ) approach and Klassen Typology to examine Lampung Province's tourism potential. The goal is to discover economic sectors with growth potential, increase tourism's position in the province's economy, and contribute to the advancement of tourist science. According to an LQ analysis of the Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) from 2015 to 2020, Pringsewu Regency, Bandar Lampung City, and Metro City are prospective bases in the lodging, food and beverage, information, communication, and property sectors. Pesisir Barat Regency demonstrates potential in two fundamental areas and one non-basic one. This study is designed to inform policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders about the sustainable expansion of the Lampung Province tourism sector and further contributions to tourism.

A house purchase transaction that has been paid in full but the sale and purchase deed has not been executed by PPAT, resulting in losses for the buyer (Case Study Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt)

This research examines the juridical aspects of the collateral object of the credit agreement that was entered into by the developer and has been sold in full to the buyer. The research background involves the complexity of property transactions, where house ownership certificates are often used as collateral for credit loans. However, cases of non-compliance and fraud by developers and Notaries/PPATs can be detrimental to buyers, especially in cases that occurred at Feros Estate Housing, Pesawaran Regency, Lampung Province. The problem of this research is: What is the legal protection for home buyers whose objects have been guaranteed in advance by the developer to the bank (Case Study Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt)? and Legal consequences that arise between the home buyer and the bank as a result of the object having become a collateral object in the banking credit agreement (Case Study Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt)? The research method used in this research is a normative and empirical juridical approach using secondary and primary data. Next, the analysis is carried out qualitatively. As a discussion in this research, there is legal protection for home buyers whose objects have been guaranteed in advance by the developer to the bank based on Case Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt, namely: The existence of a Land Deed Making Officer (PPAT) Professionals are the main guarantors in ensuring accuracy, legal security and high professionalism in every transaction. PPAT has a big role, starting from checking the legality of documents to making a Sale and Purchase Deed (AJB), which provides legal certainty to buyers. Legal protection for home buyers does not only depend on the seller, but also on PPAT's obligation to provide complete information, check the legality of documents, and ensure the transaction process complies with established standards and regulations. Next is a discussion of the research regarding the legal consequences that arise between the home buyer and the bank as a result of the object having become a collateral object in a banking credit agreement based on Case Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt, namely: In a house buying and selling transaction with objects pledged as collateral to the bank, it can be concluded that the situation involves a complex series of risks and legal consequences. Several parties such as buyers, sellers, PPAT, and banks may face legal action depending on their role and contribution in the transaction. In house buying and selling transactions with objects pledged as collateral to the bank, high vigilance and the involvement of professional parties are required to mitigate legal risks that may arise. Preventive measures and awareness of legal aspects are very important to ensure the smoothness and validity of property transactions. The suggestions in this research are: The legal protection provided to home buyers in home buying and selling transactions is considered to be inadequate in protecting and providing rights for the community, especially prospective home buyers, the process is still quite complicated and many people didn't know it. So the relevant authorities, such as BPN, can increase supervision and carry out internal audits of PPAT. This is done in order to help and ensure that PPAT carries out its duties properly and provides maximum legal protection. Furthermore, the Government can do several things to reduce legal consequences, one of which is strengthening consumer protection regulations related to property transactions, especially when involving banks or PPAT.

Comparison of Generalized Linear Model between Gamma and Tweedie Compound Response for Rainfall Prediction in Lampung Province

Rainfall plays a pivotal role in influencing agricultural production in Lampung province. The precision of rainfall predictions holds significant importance for enhancing agricultural yields in the region. One effective approach for modeling rainfall is Statistical Downscaling (SD), which employs statistical models to examine the correlation between large-scale (global) climatological data and small-scale (local) data. SD addresses the limitation of global scale data, such as the General Circulation Model (GCM), which lacks the resolution to directly forecast localized climate conditions like rainfall. Rainfall can be broadly categorized into continuous and discrete components. The continuous component delineates the intensity of rainfall, while the discrete component describes the occurrence of rain. Both components are integral to accurate rainfall predictions. The mixed Tweedie distribution, combining Gamma and Poisson distributions, is proficient in handling both continuous and discrete components of rainfall. GCMs commonly encounter multicollinearity issues in SD modeling, which can be mitigated through Principal Component Analysis. This study seeks to compare two regression models: the generalized linear model with a gamma response and the Tweedie compound response. Rainfall data from three distinct regions in Lampung province, representing high, medium, and lowlands, is utilized. The research findings indicate that, for high and lowlands, the Tweedie compound exhibits a smaller Root Mean Square Error of Prediction (RMSEP) compared to gamma. Conversely, in medium lands, gamma-GLM demonstrates a smaller RMSEP value than the Tweedie compound. Thus, the distribution of the Tweedie compound is better suited for use than Gamma-GLM, especially for high and lowland areas.

BELANJA MODAL KABUPATEN/KOTA DI PROVINSI LAMPUNG: AMATAN TERHADAP PENDAPATAN DAERAH DAN DANA PERIMBANGAN

Lampung is a province in Indonesia with the highest percentage of regional budget realization for the 2022 fiscal year. However, the Lampung Provincial Budget's allocation for capital expenditure remains inadequate when compared to the realization of operational expenditure. When regional expenditure is viewed in terms of benefits, allocating the budget to the capital sector is very beneficial and productive for growth and service provision to the community. This study aims to analyze the effect of Regional Original Revenue, General Allocation Fund, Special Allocation Fund and Profit Sharing Fund on District/City Capital Expenditure in Lampung Province for 2019-2022. This study determined a sample of 15 administrative regions in Lampung Province covering 13 districts and 2 cities using a quantitative approach. The data used is secondary data in the form of time series data for the 2019-2022 fiscal year period sourced from the website of the Central Statistics Agency of Lampung Province and the Directorate General of Financial Balance of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia in the form of a Report on the Realization of the District/City Budget of Lampung Province. Multiple Linear Regression Analysis is used to test hypotheses in data analysis techniques that prove Local Original Revenue and Special Allocation Fund have an effect on Capital Expenditure. Meanwhile, the General Allocation Fund and Profit Sharing Fund have no effect on capital expenditure.

Do the Total Reward and Talent Management Program Affect the Retention and Performance of Generation Y Employees?

Currently, the Indonesian national workforce is dominated by generation Y. Generation Y is the generation born between 1980-2000. Based on literature studies, this generation is known as the generation that easily leaves the workplace if they see career opportunities. Employees who move easily will affect company performance. With changes in employee demographics, it is important to examine strategies and factors that influence employee retention. This article tries to discuss and explore the factors that influence the retention and performance of generation Y employees through total rewards and talent management programs. This research uses a questionnaire survey conducted on employees of Bank Syariah Indonesia in Lampung Province, Indonesia. A total of 200 generation Y employee respondents in Lampung participated in this research. The analysis model in data processing uses SEM Lisrel 8.8. The findings reveal that total rewards are proven to influence the retention and performance of generation Y employees. The talent management program has no direct influence on the performance of generation Y employees. Intrinsic rewards are proven to have more influence on the retention and performance of generation Y employees. Talent management programs influence the performance of generation Y employees if mediated by retention.

Penyuluhan dan Pendampingan Guna Peningkatan Promosi Wisata Curup Kereta di Desa Rambang Jaya, Kecamatan Umpu Semenguk Kabupaten Way Kanan Propinsi Lampung

Curup Kereta is in the Rambang Jaya village area, Umpu Semenguk District, Way Kanan Regency, Lampung Province. Curup is a tourist destination with very promising potential because its beauty is stunning and beautiful. So it moved the lecturers at Mahakarya Asia University, Baturaja Campus, to help increase the promotion of the potential of train steeplechase tourism through cyberspace. This activity is carried out using direct counseling and assistance methods to create promotional content, both in the form of videos and images and directly uploading them on various social media platforms. With the increase in promotions through cyberspace, currently train cursing is becoming increasingly well known by the wider community. This is proven by the large number of people who see and watch the results of posts on social media from lecturers, students and the Rambang Jaya village community. So that the train curve is increasingly known to the wider community, not only local residents but also people outside the Way Kanan district, so that it can increase the number of tourists who visit the train curve. By increasing the number of tourists visiting, it can improve the economy of the RambangJaya village community.

PR Strategy for Island Beach Pisang Tourism Destination

Indonesia, an archipelagic country with 17,508 islands and an 81,000 km coastline, possesses coastal areas rich in natural resources. Despite this richness, effective utilisation and development of coastal and marine regions remain challenging. This study focuses on Banana Island, part of Lampung Province, addressing its potential as a tourist attraction. Acknowledging the need for strategic development, the study emphasises government involvement, facility provision, and promotional efforts. The role of Public Relations Marketing, precisely the three-pronged approach of pull, push, and pass strategies employed by the West Coast Tourism Office, is examined. The study aims to comprehend the impact of these strategies on Banana Island's tourism development, evaluating visibility, popularity, and overall appeal. Methodologically, qualitative research, descriptive analysis, and SWOT analysis are applied for a comprehensive understanding. Findings highlight marine attractions, community expectations, and transportation challenges. The success of the push strategy is evident in increased tourist visits. Suggestions include enhancing collaboration, regular social media updates, and coordinated platform posts.

Resiko Usahatani Kopi di Kabupaten Lampung Barat

The plantation sub-sector plays an essential role in maintaining the stability of food security and as a provider of raw materials for national industry. Coffee plants are a commodity that can grow optimally if cultivated in tropical areas. Lampung Province is one of the largest coffee producers in Indonesia. Production in 2022 will reach 118,043 tons. Most coffee farmers in the region form partnerships with companies by forming farmer groups. This research aims to (1) determine the difference in income between company-partner coffee farming and company-non-partner coffee farming and (2) determine the difference in the risk level of company-partner coffee farming and company-non-partner coffee farming. This research method is a survey method. This method is implemented by direct observation of a research object. This research was carried out in 2022. The location was selected based on West Lampung Regency being the largest coffee-producing area in Lampung. The total respondents were 67 coffee farmers from the Sumberjaya sub-district area. Sumberjaya subdistrict was chosen with consideration because it has coffee farmers who are partners and not partners with companies. The respondents were 49 coffee farmers who partnered with a company (PT. Indocafco) and 18 respondents who did not partner with a company. The research respondents were used as a whole (Arikunto, 2006) based on a population <100 (Nazir, 2014). Research data analysis consists of the coffee farming business income of company partners and non-partner farmers and risk analysis of the coffee farming business of company partners and non-partner farmers. The research results found that the total income of the company's partner coffee farms was greater than that of the company's non-partner coffee farms. Partner and non-partner farming is worth pursuing based on the R/C ratio value indicator >1. The coffee farming business of company partners and non-partners has potential risk with the coefficient of variation (CV) indicator value> 0.5. The coffee farming of company partners and non-partners can be profitable with the lower limit value indicator (L)>0.

Processing rubber latex (Hevea brasiliensis) in agroforestry in Menggala Mas Village, Tulang Bawang Tengah District, Tulang Bawang Barat Regency

Local knowledge of rubber latex processing is important for village communities that depend on rubber plants for their livelihood. This research aims to determine the processing of rubber latex in agroforestry carried out by the community in Menggala Mas Village, Lampung Province, Indonesia. This research approach is qualitative. Data was obtained by observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation studies. Then, the data was processed by making data transcripts, coding, categorizing, drawing temporary conclusions, triangulating, and drawing conclusions so that the results obtained could be analyzed to determine the data processing. Local communities carry out rubber in agroforestry. The research results showed that three applications of agroforestry planting patterns were found, namely alley cropping (alley pattern), Trees along border (fence pattern), and random mixture (random pattern). The dominant combination in alley cropping is rubber-pulai, and rubber-mentru-afrika wood. The dominant combinations in Trees along the border are rubber-acacia, rubber-jackfruit-cempedak, rubber-petai-teak. The dominant combinations in the random mixture are rubber-jengkol, rubber-petai-jengkol-acacia, rubber-jackfruit-cempedak, rubber-pulai-noni-jengkol, rubber-banana-gadung-sungkai. The rubber latex processing process in agroforestry is carried out traditionally, starting from the tapping process, sap acidification, sap harvesting (napeu), sap separation, and sales and harvesting of agroforestry crops. The community's local knowledge has been passed down from their parents to reduce the costs of processing rubber latex from expensive materials so that the community can gain more profits. This has been proven if local communities can manage their land well, which can become a long-term source of livelihood. The government needs to assist with strategies for processing rubber latex as well as managing rubber agroforestry land to increase farmers' knowledge and harvest yields

Analisis Tingkat Kematangan Keamanan Informasi Menggunakan Indeks KAMI pada Tiyuh Pulung Kencana

Everyone must adapt quickly if they don't want to be left behind due to very rapid and significant technological developments. All institutions in Indonesia must also apply information technology to expedite and make their activities more effective and fulfill their duties and functions in implementing work programs. For this reason, the role of information security is very important to maintain the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information for the public and service interests. Based on the conditions described above, it is important to carry out a SID (Village Information System) assessment to determine the maturity and completeness of data security. Tiyuh Pulung Kencana Village in Tulang Bawang Tengah District, West Tulang Bawang Regency is the object of this research. This village or Tiyuh is one of the villages that has implemented SID effectively in the implementation of the Lampung Province Smart Village Program. The Information Security Index (KAMI) is used in Tiyuh Pulung Kencana, Tulang Bawang Tengah District, West Tulang Bawang Regency, to assess the completeness and maturity of the information security system. Document analysis and interviews with related parties are the qualitative methods used. The results of the KAMI index research show that Tiyuh Pulung Kencana relies heavily on electronic systems, but steps to protect information are still just starting (only in the initial stages). Therefore, Tiyuh Pulung Kencana must improve its information security practices by creating policies and procedures that comply with IT/IS standards and resource readiness.

The Influence of Tasks Complexity, Locus of Control and Emotional Stability on The Performance of The Audit Board of Indonesia Auditors Representing Lampung Province

The Influence of Tasks Complexity, Locus of Control and Emotional Stability on The Performance of The Audit Board of Indonesia Auditors Representing Lampung Province

Nesting Animals in the Lumbok Seminung Biodiversity Park, West Lampung, Indonesia

Lumbok Seminung Biodiversity Park is a biodiversity conservation area in Lumbok Seminung District, West Lampung Regency of Lampung Province, Indonesia. The park that was established in 2015 is intended to preserve the biodiversity of flora in the region that has the potential to attract and preserve various types of animals, especially pollinators and seed dispersers. This study conducted to presence of nest-building animals indicating the support function of the park in preserving biodiversity. Study approach used was descriptive intended to contact as many types of nest-building animals as possible that are actually present. Observation made by direct sighting thoroughly, either with or without visual aids, along established trails in the park. There were 41 animal nests found during the monitoring, comprise 33 nests of insect, 6 nests of birds and 2 nests of mammals. Totally there were 10 types of nesting animals identified, consisting of 7 species of insects, 2 species of birds and 1 species of mammal. Some of these nesting animals are known to have ecological roles as pollinators (bees and wasps) and seed dispersers (birds and squirrels). The plants used as nesting sites by animals in the park totally are 14 species. In conclusion, the Lumbok Seminung Biodiversity Park already has support functions for the regional biodiversity.

Financial Literacy To Create A Bright Future

This service to the community aims to prove the effectiveness of financial literacy substances delivered, i.e., financial, investment, and retirement planning, to the related people in Badan Pendidikan Kristen (BPK) Penabur Metro in Lampung Province. This is due to their inadequate knowledge, obtained after the Maranatha Christian University team interviewed the chief of BPK Penabur Metro. Furthermore, the questions of Chen and Volpe (1988) are utilized to evaluate the success of this event based on the precise answers (PA). Moreover, their percentage gets statistically compared after and before the material delivery (MD). To deliver materials, the presenters utilize the lecture technique. Besides, the discussion is utilized to answer participants' curiosity about the topics. Based on this statistical examination, the portion of PA after the MD is higher than that before the MD, where the level is 62.45% and 36.58%, respectively. In other words, this service to the community successfully elevates their ability to answer these questions.

TIME AND COST ANALYSIS ON PROCUREMENT OF SUTET 275 Kv 2CCT QUADRUPLE ZEBRA GUMAWANG – GITET LAMPUNG 1 USING TIME COST TRADE OFF METHOD

Indonesia as an archipelago state is still need an equality development with the intention in achieving the goals to fulfill the requirement of structure and infrastructure. The economy that has experiencing growth, it can be seen with the rising of the demand for supply of electricity power whether it is coming from domestic moreover from industrial usages. Lampung Province, as one of the regions which is in a continuation to develop, requires the support of electric power, which at its peak load reaches 1200 MW, while the capacity of the existing power plant can only produce 700 MW, therefore the construction of a 275 kV Gumawang-Lampung 1 SUTET interconnection network with a capacity of up to 2000 MW was established to meet these requirements. Based on the time schedule which noted that the duration of foundation work started with the excavation, concreting until the reaches of it's curing time in 28 days is 42 days in 2023 December 13th is on try to speed up can be curing in 2023 December 8th, so the schedule tower installation in 2023 December 9th will be on time. Due to this delay, the researcher intends to carry out an acceleration analysis starting with preparing a network diagram using the Microsoft Project software, followed by the crashing process by adding groups of workers and tools of any activities on the critical path. The next step is to calculate the crash cost and cost slope values using the time cost trade off (TCTO) method.

Causality Analysis Between Unemployment, Poverty, and Economic Growth in the Southern Sumatra Region

This study aims to look at the relationship between poverty, unemployment, and economic growth in five provinces in the Southern Sumatra region (Sumbagsel) from 2000 to 2022 through the use of time series data. The method used is a quantitative approach using the Granger causality model. The results showed that: (1) there is no causal relationship between unemployment and economic growth or vice versa in the five provinces in Southern Sumatra (Sumbagsel), (2) there is a one-way causal relationship between poverty and economic growth in Bangka Belitung Islands Province, while there is no relationship between economic growth and poverty, (3) there is a causal relationship between poverty and unemployment rate and vice versa in Bangka Belitung Islands Province and South Sumatra, while there is a one-way relationship between poverty and unemployment rate in Lampung Province, and a one-way relationship between unemployment rate and poverty in Jambi Province. However, there is no significant causal relationship in Bengkulu Province, either in the form of a one-way or two-way relationship.

First report of Ageratum yellow vein virus infecting papaya in Lampung, Indonesia.

Papaya (Carica papaya) is a tropical fruit of great economic and nutritional importance, loved for its sweet and delicious flesh. However, papaya cultivation faces serious challenges in the form of Begomovirus attacks. Begomoviruses are a group of viruses that pose a serious threat to plants worldwide. Including papaya, Begomovirus has become a significant threat to papaya production in various parts of the world and has been identified in several regions in Indonesia. DNA was extracted from seven samples representing different papaya growing areas using a Plant Genomic DNA Mini Kit. Genomic DNA from the samples was subjected to PCR using universal primers of AC2, AC1, SPG1 and SPG2. The PCR products then sequenced using the dideoxy (Sanger) approach. The obtained sequence then compared to the gene bank using BLAST software available at NCBI. Multiple sequence alignment and phylogenetic tree construction were analyzed using the MEGA11 program. Detection based on viral nucleic acid in papaya plants in Pesawaran, Lampung Province with seven sampling points using universal primers SPG1/SPG2 showed positive results for Begomovirus infection with visible DNA bands measuring ± 900bp. Direct nucleotide sequencing using SPG1/SPG2 primers for the AC2 and AC1 genes of the Begomovirus and confirmed by the BLAST program showed that papaya samples were infected with Ageratum yellow vein virus (AYVV). The phylogenetic results show that AYVV from papaya samples has a close relationship with the AYVV group from several other countries, with 98% homology. In the papaya cultivation area in Pesawaran, Lampung province, it was identified as Begomovirus, Ageratum yellow vein virus (AYVV) species and is closely related to the AYVV group from several other countries. Overall, our study further suggests that Ageratum acts as an alternative host and reservoir for Begomovirus.

SEARCH FOR KEYWORDS ON THE INTERNET AND DEMAND TRENDS FOR TRADITIONAL REBANA MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN INDONESIA TO INCREASE SALES

The internet is the main reference source for marketing-related information. This research aims to investigate search data related to the demand for tambourine products by analyzing data from the Google Ads word planner. Keyword planner is a marketing tool linked to the Google search engine for campaigns in e-commerce, marketing, surveys, trends, etc. The keyword planner will estimate the search volume for keywords related to a particular term based on language, region, and language. And show it. We extracted the volume of keywords related to the word’s kata "rebana" dan "hadroh" from October 2019 to September 2023 in Indonesia. The research results showed that there were 443 keywords displayed, with the 10 highest keywords in searches, namely: rebana, hadroh, hadroh tahlil, rebana ubi, assalamu alaik zainal anbiya hadroh, harga rebana, harga hadroh, seragam hadroh, rebana hadroh, dan hadroh banjari. Meanwhile, based on trends, the average search on the internet for these keywords is 28 searches for the word rebana and 29 searches for the word haroh per week. The distribution of search areas for the keyword rebana is 100% from the provinces of West Sulawesi, North Sulawesi, Gorontalo, West Papua, Maluku, and North Maluku. Most searches for hadroh are in Lampung Province (65%), South Sumatra (63%), DI Yogyakarta (58%), West Java (58%), and Nusa Tenggara (58%). Business owners can take advantage of the results of this research to increase sales of their tambourine products.

The Influence Of Economic Factors On HDI In Lampung Province In 2018-2021

Lampung Province is adjacent to the major entrance to Sumatra Island, however its HDI has not yet caught up to those of the other provinces on Sumatra Island. This reveals that, in comparison to other provinces on the island of Sumatra, Lampung Province has strategic potential for advancing the welfare of its citizens that has not yet been fully achieved. Examining the effects of economic growth, life expectancy, GRDP, health infrastructure, education infrastructure, and spending for health and education services on HDI in Lampung Province is the goal of this study. This study uses secondary data sources from the djpk.kemenkeu.go.id website and the Lampung Province Central Statistics Agency (BPS) website. The methodology of this study is quantitative, and it analyzes 15 districts and cities utilizing Eviews 13 software by employing the "random effect model" or REM method. According to the study's findings, HDI in Lampung Province increased between 2018 and 2021 as a consequence of improvements in GRDP, life expectancy, educational infrastructure, and health function spending. Meanwhile, the variables Economic Growth, Health Infrastructure, and Education Function Expenditures did not influence the HDI in Lampung Province in the same period.

Women and the Social Resilience in Post-Conflict Areas of Lampung

Lampung Province has several areas which are allegedly conflict-prone areas that have disturbed the social life of the community and have also endangered the lives and property of the victims. In this case, women have a very crucial role, especially in creating social resilience after conflict. This research examines women's strategic role in building post-conflict social resilience in Lampung Province. This research was qualitative research with interviews, observation, and documentation as data collection techniques and source triangulation to test the validity of the data. The results of the research showed that women have a very crucial role in developing post-conflict social resilience in Lampung Province, namely the strategic role of women in the family includes active participation in improving the quality of life and the family economy, educating and instilling the values of tolerance and awareness of diversity in children and increasing insight and awareness of the role of women through participation in social and religious activities. Furthermore, the role of women in society is to support and play an active role in the implementation of social activities, increase the frequency of togetherness activities as a forum for interacting and communicating with each other in differences as well as holding and playing an active role in social activities that are neutral in nature, without being based on ethnic or religious elements. In conclusion, by optimizing the role of women, social resilience in society can be created.