Assessing Actors Involvement In The Establishing Veterinary and Animal Welfare Using Network Analysis; An Evidence From West Papua, Indonesia

Makarius Bajari and Deny Iyai
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Makarius Bajari: Faculty of Economic and Bussiness. Papua University. West Papua. Indonesia
Deny Iyai: Faculty of Animal Science. Papua University. West Papua. Indonesia

Technium Sustainability, 2022, vol. 2, issue 3, 30-45

Abstract: The study used focus group discussion towards fourteen representing individuals, groups, and mass institutions. The queries discussed the background, resource delivery, inter-connectivity among actors, intervention, and innovation. The primary finding is that grouped actors dominated, followed by laws actors, state institutions, stakeholders, and had a positive effect due to importance. However, threats existed indirectly without a turn-back effect. The three top shared resources were 100% on time, access, and satisfaction. Actors can have long-term period programs with sustainability using neutral to substantial power resources. Actors' relationship was found in three groups.

Date: 2022
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