NETWORK EXCHANGE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF FOOD DIVERSIFICATION POLICY IN BONE REGENCY
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Food diversification policy is an urgent policy in dealing with climate change and diversifying people's food consumption. The purpose of this study was to analyze food diversification policies in Bone Regency.
The research method uses qualitative studies, data sources include primary and secondary. Data collection is done by observation, data collection and documentation stages.
The research results show that the network structure is still dominated by the local government as the leading sector in the implementation of food diversification policies. The network exchange structure shows the government as the main actor with great power so that other stakeholders, namely extension workers and KWTs do not have a balanced position and are participatory. The power relations become the authority of the government by distributing power to the other two stakeholders.
Network exchange relations seen from trust show confidence between actors and the existence of sanctions against rules that are violated.The type of relationship in the phenomenon of network exchange in the implementation of food diversification policies shows an inclusive type
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