Deliberative Policy For Alleviating Poverty Of Traditional Fishermen On The South Coast Of Java

Abstract

This research aims conduct a literature review related to deliberative policies for alleviating poverty of traditional fishermen in the southern coastal region of Java. Traditional fishers in this region face serious challenges related to poverty, livelihood uncertainty, and limited access to sufficient resources to improve their standard of living. In evaluating policies that have the potential to help overcome this problem, the deliberative approach has been recognized as one approach that can encourage community participation in the decision-making process. Deliberative policy focuses on open, inclusive dialogue and accurate information to support dignified and beneficial decision making for all parties involved. The results of this literature review identify several key elements that need to be considered in formulating deliberative policies for alleviating poverty of traditional fishermen the southern coast of Java. Factors such as active participation of fishermen in policy formulation, involvement of government and non-government organizations, increased access to education and training, economic empowerment, and social protection are important points in designing effective policies. Thae hoped that further research and field implementation of this deliberative policy will provide deeper insight and ensure that the policies adopted can provide significant benefits for traditional fishermen in the southern coastal region of Java.