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Social Innovation Platform in Gorontalo

Sector: Sustainable Tourism, Food Systems Country: Indonesia

Agirre Lehendakaria Center in collaboration with UNDP Indonesia, UNDP Regional Hub for Asia Pacific local governance and SDG localization, and Ministry of Villages.

Profiles and Narratives
Abdul
Akili
Anissa
Fitri
Harun
Irfan
Ismiyati
Soraya
Impact Levels
  • Community actions 12
  • Small and mid scale initiatives 6
  • Large scale initiatives 6
  • New public services 10
  • New regulation mechanisms 6
NameAbdul
Age39
JobDoctor y dueño de negocio
Key narrative

Hay una falta de valor agregado en la producción local.

NameAkili
Age52
Key narrative

Covid crisis only reinforces previously existing structural problems.

NameAnissa
Age23
JobTrabajadora en hotel
Key narrative

Con fuentes locales e infraestructuras sostenibles, este podría ser un lugar turístico global.

NameFitri
Age43
JobAgricultora de maíz
Key narrative

Los programas de desarrollo no tienen en cuenta la capacidad y el conocimiento de la población local.

NameHarun
Age42
JobBentor driver
Key narrative

Lack of infrastructures is blocking the economy.

NameIrfan
Age50
JobBUMDES
Key narrative

No hay inversión necesaria porque la educación no es una prioridad.

NameIsmiyati
Age36
JobHousewife
Key narrative

Public sector acts as a mere donor but does not get really involved.

NameSoraya
Age25
JobPeluquera
Key narrative

Hay valor en los alimentos como motor para el desarrollo.

 

The people-powered portfolio of the province of Gorontalo has 37 interconnected initiatives within the 5 levels of intervention.

Among them there are some existing projects that are working well for the community, new prototypes that emerged from the previous processes (deep listening, sensemaking and co-creation) and pilots ( inspiring projects working in similar regions) all correspond to a pattern of narrative ( personas). The portfolio is divided into 4 thematic areas: tourism, food system and development of local products (Prukades), waste management and infrastructure.

During the prototyping phase in 2022, the SIP team on the ground have worked to implemented one of the prototypes in Ponelo Island: Development of the featured products of the village cluster – PRUKADES, which is considered a crucial tool for the growth of the local economy in the Ponelo villages. This can be achieved by improving the quality of these products, creating better marketing strategy and enabling market linkage. Therefore, providing the business owners and producers with adequate tools and knowledge were the first conducted activities around this prototype. From these trainings, three products have been selected as prior to be developed into a business plan and to scale up on a second phase: fish floss, banana chips and dried anchovy processing.