Indigenous approaches as bottom-up ways of growing and nurturing economic activities that are embedded in localities and regions. Policy interventions can promote the development of locally decentralised production networks, local agglomeration economies. Sustainable development resonates strongly with indigenous and grass-roots local and regional development. 'Weak' sustainable development policy interventions include the use of environmental regulation and standards to develop new businesses.
Indigenous approaches as bottom-up ways of growing and nurturing economic activities that are embedded in localities and regions. Policy interventions can promote the development of locally decentralised production networks, local agglomeration economies. Sustainable development resonates strongly with indigenous and grass-roots local and regional development. 'Weak' sustainable development policy interventions include the use of environmental regulation and standards to develop new businesses.
Indigenous approaches as bottom-up ways of growing and nurturing economic activities that are embedded in localities and regions. Policy interventions can promote the development of locally decentralised production networks, local agglomeration economies. Sustainable development resonates strongly with indigenous and grass-roots local and regional development. 'Weak' sustainable development policy interventions include the use of environmental regulation and standards to develop new businesses.
PENGEMBANGAN LOKAL: TEORI ENDOGENOUS DAN PRAKTEKNYA DI INDONESIA
Mohammad Muktiali Email : muktiealie@yahoo.com
Teori Endogenous Growth
The theories attempt to introduce increasing returns into the neoclassical production function to determine long-run growth rates within endogenously the model (Martin and Sunley, 1998).
Kerangka Teori Endogenous Growth
pendekatan indigenous untuk
pengembangan lokal (1) Bersifat : development from below (Sthr 1990). Indigenous approaches as bottom-up ways of growing and nurturing economic activities that are embedded in localities and regions. Policy interventions can promote the development of locally decentralised production networks, local agglomeration economies, the local capacity to promote social learning and adaptation, innovation, entrepreneurship . Institutions both formal such as organisations and informal such as networks can mobilise potential assets, promote innovation and shape local and regional supply-side characteristics (Cooke and Morgan 1998).
pendekatan indigenous untuk
pengembangan lokal (2) Interventions may be microeconomic and focus upon the supply-side in combining hard infrastructures, such as broadband telecommunications links, with soft support for networking and knowledge transfer to build innovation capacity, encourage new business establishment and existing business growth, and to foster collective knowledge creation, application and learning (Morgan 1997).
pendekatan indigenous & pembangunan
berkelanjutan (3) Sustainable development resonates strongly with indigenous and grass-roots local and regional development (Haughton and Counsell 2004; Morgan 2004). The development of policy interventions more sensitive to the relationships between economic, social and ecological issues and with a longer-term outlook is increasingly evident. Business can be interpreted as a contributor to economic growth and employment creation within mainstream markets and/or a social enterprise with broader social, economic and environmental aims capable of tackling localised disadvantage (Amin et al. 2002; Beeret al. 2003).
pendekatan indigenous & pembangunan
berkelanjutan (2) Weak sustainable development policy interventions include the use of environmental regulation and standards to develop new businesses, local trading networks and ecological taxes on energy, resource use and pollution (Hines 2000; Gibbs 2002; Roberts 2004). Strong sustainable development has promoted policy interventions seeking small-scale, decentralised and localised forms of social organisation that promote self-reliance and mutual aid (Chatterton 2002
Pendirian usaha bisnis baru
untuk pengembangan lokal The creation of new businesses is a fundamental element of indigenous local and regional development. Establishing new businesses is an important way of fostering economic activity and tapping into underutilised resources in localities and regions. Enterprise the readiness to embark upon new ventures with boldness and enthusiasm and entrepreneurialism the ability to seek prots through risk and initiative are important assets and resources with the potential to contribute to economic growth, income generation and job creation (Armstrong and Taylor 2000)
Entrepreneurship in localities and regions is shaped by the strength of
th entrepreneurial culture, the set of framework conditions and the presence and quality of public support institutions and programmes