Local Economic Development Through Thematic Village Development Guava Crystal Wates Village
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https://doi.org/10.37899/mjde.v1i4.131Keywords:
Development Economy Local, Village Thematic, Management Guava CrystalAbstract
This article discusses local economic development as an important strategy in improve the welfare of the community at the village and sub-district levels. This article discusses development of Kampung Jambu Kristal in Wates Subdistrict as an effort to strengthen the local economy. Through a participatory approach, this village utilizes agricultural potential Crystal guava as a superior commodity. The development program includes increasing capacity farmer, optimization production, as well as strategy marketing innovative Which integrated with local tourism. As a result, the development of Kampung Jambu Kristal has contributed positive in create field Work, increase income public, and support local economic resilience in Wates Village. This study is expected to be a model for development economy based on potential local in area other.
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