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IJSTR >> Volume 5 - Issue 2, February 2016 Edition


International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research  
International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research

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ISSN 2277-8616


Value-Added Business Based On Small Scale Of Fisheries: A Case Study On Nortern And Shouthern Coasts Of Java (Lamongan And Pelabuhanratu Regency), Indonesia

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AUTHOR(S)

Budi Wardono, A. Fauzi, A. Fahrudin, A. H. Purnomo

 

KEYWORDS

main input, bussiness margin, stronge linkages, income, value added, small scale fisheries, economy growth.

 

ABSTRACT

The development of fisheries sector is intended to improve the role of creating a strong linkage with other sectors by increasing the value added, absorbing labor forces and increasing people’s income so that this can make the economy grow well. The value added is a value that increases due to a commodity that has been processed, transported or stored in a production. Lamongan and Pelabuhanratu regencies are one of fisheries centers on the north and the south coast of Java Island. The aim of this research was to know the value added and the business margin of fisheries from the processing and marketing aspects. The research was carried out in two locations; Northern coast (Lamongan regencies) and Shouther coasts (Pelabuhanratu regencies), Indoneisa. The data used were primary data; the people involved in the business including fishing, marketing and processing product. The results showed that the process of fisheries product yielded the value added and margin that were created from the incorporation of business benefit, added input contribution/ other input and direct reward for the labor forces. The value added and the business margin of product processing can reach 2 to 3 fold from the main input value. The value added and the business margin of fisheries product processing were very big. This was the source of economy growth there. The effort to develop the business of fisheries product processing in the small scale need to be supported with various programs especially in the market access and funding.

 

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