IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science · 2019 · 10 citations · 2 references
Natural ResourcesLand-use PlanningWatershed ManagementLand Use PlanningParticipatory PlanningWatershed PlanningIntegrated Watershed ManagementIntegrated Watershed PlanningParticipatory MappingWatershed AssessmentWatershed Co-managementWatershed GovernanceCommunity Land PlanningCommunity Land Use PlanningCommunity-led Land Use PlanningParticipatory Land Use MappingParticipatory Spatial PlanningParticipatory Watershed ManagementWatershed Management PlanningWatershed-based Land-use Planning
Abstract The rehabilitate degraded watersheds efforts at the national level tends to ineffective, due to the lack of synergy between stakeholders and community involvement. This paper aims to give an idea that planning for rehabilitation of degraded watersheds can be started from the community level, through the involvement of the community in spatial planning. It can be done by integrating watershed and administration unit with participatory mapping method. From two locations in Central Java and West Nusa Tenggara, it shows that participatory mapping could be implemented as a method to identify existing land use, land cover and finding the problem in their environment. Furthermore, spatial planning can be developed together by the community in different village but in the same watershed area.
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