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ROLE OF INTEREST ACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT POLICY OF THE DONGGI-SENORO LNG REFINERY, BATUI DISTRICT, BANGGAI DISTRICT, CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE

Published date: Jun 21 2023

Journal Title: KnE Social Sciences

Issue title: The 4th International Conference on Governance, Public Administration, and Social Science (ICoGPASS)

Pages: 688–699

DOI: 10.18502/kss.v8i11.13582

Authors:

Risky Yustianirisky.yustiani@gmail.comNIPA-School of Administration, Jakarta

Abstract:

Indonesia opened a new gas field in Kab. Banggai Province of Central Sulawesi withthe project name Donggi-Senoro. This LNG field project is the first project that uses adifferent system by separating owners and managers of the downstream and upstreamsections with an investment capital of $28 billion, where for the upstream regionIndonesia is represented by Pertamina also managing and owning a share capital of29%.In this study the authors tried to analyze the roles of the actors involved in the DSLNGproject development policy using policy response and public choice theory. This studyuses a case study approach in reconstructing the analysis based on data obtained inthe field, both primary and secondary data by conducting interviews and observations.The results of the study concluded that there were 3 major groups that became actorsand played a role in DSLNG project development activities, namely the governmentas policy makers and policy makers, the private sector as owners of capital and thecommunity and NGOs which were divided into groups that were pro and those whowere resistant to development policies. DSLNG project. The emergence of a responsethat is mostly resistant is a manifestation of the injustice of the policies and decisionsmade by the local government. The response given by the community was in theform of demonstrations, blocking roads and burning tires as a form of protest againstpolicies related to the construction of a DSLNG plant.

Keywords: public policy, public choice, policy response

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