Terwujudnya Kemandirian Pangan Masyarakat Adat Sarano Wali Pada Tahun 2023

Binongko Fishermen's Forum (FONEB)

(NO INS/SGP/OP6/Y2/STAR/BD/18/020 )

Outcome 1:
Making Kaombo Function Effective as a Source of Local Food Security for the Guardian Community.

Photo 1: Initial FGD activity with Sarano Wali regarding making the Kaombo function more effective at Lakina Wali's residence (October 2019).

Photo 3: Kaombo map installation activities at the Mbara-mbara Beach location and in 4 Sarano Wali traditional areas, namely Wali Village, Jaya Makmur Village, Lagongga Village and Kampo-Kampo Village (May 2019).

Photo 5: Regular monitoring and supervision activities with Adat Sarano Wali, DKP, Karang Taruna Raja Wali and the community in the Kaombo area.

Photo 2: Mapping activities/taking coordinates of Kaombo, both on land and at sea (September 2019).

Photo 4: Activities to install markers or boundary signs for the Kaombo area (May 2019).

Photo 6: Sarano Wali Traditional Meeting regarding the preparation of a model for the use of Kaombo as a source of local food security (fish) for the Wali community and regarding the preparation of a model for the use of Kaombo as a source of local food security (fish) for the Wali community.

Photo 7: Socialization to the community about the model for using Kaombo as a source of local food security (fish) for the Wali community, namely Wali Village, Jaya Makmur Village, Lagongga Village, and Kampo-Kampo Village.

Outcome 2:
Availability of Forests as Water Catchment Areas in the Guardian Traditional Area.

Photo 8: Activities to identify potential locations and carrying capacity of clean water springs and land owners.

Photo 9: FGD activities regarding agreements and plant protection operations around springs to guarantee the availability of clean water at the Lagongga Village Office.

Photo 10: The activity of planting 1000 local trees at the Tombu-tombu spring involving the Lagongga Village Government, Lagongga BPD, members of the Scouts, Nusantara Sehat, Babinsa, religious leaders, members of youth organizations and the community.

Photo 11: The activity of making wood-saving stoves involves the community, the Suka Maju group and PKK women.

Outcome 3:
Increasing community food security through better and more sustainable agricultural and fisheries cultivation practices as well as preserving local plant variations.

Photo 12: Activities to identify and document types of cultivation and main local food crops (tubers and corn and their uses).

Photo 14: Activities encourage schools to transfer knowledge about management of local food plant species and cultivation through out-of-school learning.

Photo 16: The training activity for making organic fertilizer also involved Mrs. Lakina Wali, PKK, Suka Maju Group, and the community.

Photo 13: Preparation of a simple module about the types, methods of managing and cultivating local plants as well as the technology used by the guardian community in the agricultural sector.

Photo 15: Activities to encourage PKK to become a resource in disseminating knowledge of the types and characteristics of tubers.

Photo 17: Activities to procure demonstration plots (demonstration gardens) for local food crops based on environmentally friendly agriculture.

PROJECT OUTCOMES

There is a mutual understanding to make Kaombo's function more effective.
There is data and information about the Kaombo coordinates and the area of the Kaombo area is known.
Installation of 6 Kaombo boundary signs.
Implementation of joint monitoring and supervision for the Binongko and Kaombo coastal areas.
There is a document regarding the kaombo utilization model in the form of a Regional Regulation.
There is a guarantee from the Lagongga Village Government to protect the plants planted in clean water source areas.
Planting 1,000 local trees in the clean spring area.
There were 30 stoves that were distributed to the community after the training.
As many as 400 families have used wood-saving stoves.
Printed modules on local food and traditional fishing gear as reading material.
Implementation of PKK activities as a resource and disseminating knowledge of local food types.
Implementation of demonstration plots (demonstration plantations).

IMPACT

Positive:

Kaombo has begun to be known by parties, especially the local community of Binongko Island.
Kaombo is a spawning place for fish and other biota.
Fishermen's catches have increased.
Healthy coral reefs and abundant fish.
There are 2 community groups who make stoves independently to rent out at celebrations.
There is a transfer of knowledge about making stoves by community groups to the people of Lagongga Village.
The community already understands the importance of maintaining the condition of nature and trees.
The community already has its own initiative to plant trees around the tombu-tombu spring area.
Children gain new knowledge about the benefits of planting trees.
The emergence of public awareness to use locally sourced fertilizer.
The community has felt the impact of environmentally friendly agriculture.
The community has produced its own local food based on environmentally friendly agriculture and has marketed agricultural products

Negative:

There are still fishermen outside Binongko Island who don't know Kaombo's information.
There are 3 communities that have surrounding garden land which are not allowed to land in the Kaombo area, thus causing polemics in the community.
People do not fully use organic artificial fertilizers, because they are used to using factory-made fertilizers which are practical.

BEST EXPERIENCE

Photo 18: Planting activities of 1,000 trees in the Tombu-tombu spring area.

Photo 19: Activities for making wood-saving stoves.

PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY

The Sarano Wali Traditional Party held deliberations with the community.
Creation of a Kaombo area guard post and government support in the form of.
Organizing Kaombo harvest festival activities.
There was a planting of 1000 Kaudawa trees in the Tombu-Tombu spring area by the Lagongga community together with the Lagongga Village Karang Taruna organization.
There was an embroidery of 100 local trees carried out by Foneb.
There is support from the sub-district government to include it in the sub-district RKP.
Reduced use of firewood at each celebration.
Reduces smoke when mothers cook during celebrations and is easy to remove when it rains.
In Lagongga Village and Jaya Makmur Village it has been included in the Village RKP.
There are two schools (SDN 1 and SDN 2 Wali) requesting modules to be used as teaching materials.
It has been included in the Wali Village PKK program agenda. There is good cooperation to manage and preserve the environment.
It has been included in the Wali Village PKK program agenda.