Institutional Analysis Of Forest Farmers Groups (FFG) In Community Forest Area In Mammi Village, Binuang Ditrict, Polewali Mandar Regency

Abstract

Abstract Community Forest is carried out as a form of legalization based on the utilization of state forests by the community. The CF Program is one of the important initiatives in forest resource management in Indonesia. Through CF, local communities are given the right to manage state forests or other forest areas sustainably. Community Forestry (CF) opens up greater opportunities for the people of Mammi Village, Binuang District, to access management rights over forest resources with legal certainty. This study aims to analyze the institutional structure of forest farmer groups (FFG) in community forest areas and formulate strategies for strengthening the institutional structure of FFG Lestari in Mammi Village. This study uses a census method, namely members of FFG Lestari around the forest totaling 47 people, members of Forest Management Unit Mapilli (2 people), the village head, and the Facilitator/Social Forestry Extension (1 person). The analysis used to achieve these objectives is a SWOT analysis. Based on the study carried out, it shows that the institutional analysis contained in forest farmer groups Lestari is included in the Madya class category, so according to the Regulation of the Minister of Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia Number 57 of 2014, it is categorized as Madya class.

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