Socioeconomic studies in the utilizing of livelihood capital to meet the needs of coastal communities

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Abstract Punaga Village is a coastal area that has great potential for proper management. The society is very pluralistic and multicultural. This study aims to determine the utilization of capital livelihood owned or easily accessed in meeting needs. Capital livelihoods are generally used by the community in socializing, networking, finding work and building trust among the community. The analysis method used in this study is a descriptive analysis. The limitation of this study is that most populous coastal communities in the village work as farmers. The results of this study indicate that socioeconomic conditions are very influential in the utilization of capital livelihood that is run by the community. Utilization of capital livelihood in socializing activities or building harmonious relationships is expected to build a sustainable economic system.

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