Maya Safrina Suraningsih
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Women Farmer’s Participation And Empowerment To Support Family Food Self- Sufficiency Maya Safrina Suraningsih; Aida Vitayala S Hubeis; Dwi Sadono; Djoko Susanto; Amiruddin Saleh
MIMBAR (Jurnal Sosial dan Pembangunan) Volume 32, No. 2, Year 2016 [Accredited by Ristekdikti]
Publisher : Universitas Islam Bandung

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Abstract

Agricultural development is currently prioritizing on the technical aspects and pays less attention to human factors which resulting in low empowerment of farmers. The patriarchal system which still prevails in rural areas causing the involvement of women in the decision-making process is still very low, so as the importance of empowering women in rural areas in order to make them more confident about themselves and are able to formulate and convey the problems efficiently. The research objectives are (1) to analyze the level of women farmers’ empowerment, and (2) to analyze factors affecting the level of participation and empowerment of women farmers. Data were processed using quantitative analysis supported by qualitative analysis. The results obtained the level of women farmer’s empowerment in medium category, the activities of Women Farmers Group (KWT) categories of low in making decisions, increasing the additional income and distribute production, the medium category, namely access to information and regulate family food consumptions, and high category that aspect of utilizing their yards. Factors that mostly affect the empowerment of women farmers are a long time to cultivate the farm yard, the level of income, cosmopolitan level, motivation level, intensity of interaction within the groups, the development of technical capabilities, the intensity of the assistance, government policy support, social environment conduciveness, interpersonal, group, behavior in using media, planning, income utilization, and monitoring and evaluation activities.