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    <title>study of the coconut palm sugar home industry in Jember, Indonesia</title>
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    <namePart>Siswoyo Soekarno</namePart>
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    <namePart>Salokhe, Vilas M.</namePart>
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    <namePart>Singh, Gajendra</namePart>
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    <namePart>Hick, Alastair</namePart>
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  <abstract>This study was aimed at investigating the development of coconut palm sugar agro industry in Jember district, East Java, Indonesia. The main purpose was to study the status and  delineate the role of the coconut palm sugar home industry, as well as the prospects of this  home industry, by examining the efficiency of the production system, the capital circulation  and the farmers' income level of the coconut palm sugar home industry in the study area. To  meet the research objectives, both primary and secondary information were gathered and  analyzed. Personal interviews with artisans of coconut palm sugar and government officials  from interrelated institutions were carried out using structured questionnaires and the  researcher's own experiences.  The agro-industry activity helps to increase job opportunities in rural areas, increase  farmer's income and improve agriculture product quality as well. It then assists to enter  international market or increase foreign exchange earnings. The more imp01iant is the  involvement of the agriculture sector, the industrial sector, and any other sectors of the  economy.  The study revealed that all coconut palm sugar home industries did not register as an  industrial institution, but they have been noted already in the industrial institution of Jember  district for the government to decide policies for improving the status of coconut palm sugar  agro-industry. The average age of artisans of coconut palm sugar was 35 years and nearly 97%  of them have the previous occupation as a farmer. After the set up of the coconut palm sugar  home industry, nearly 55% of them did not have another occupation. The coconut trees that  were tapped as raw material of coconut palm sugar was on a shared basis. The government  tried to offer more assistance to artisans, as well. Nearly 80% of the artisans sold their product  in the district market and except the sap of the inflorescence, they acquired the supply of  production material in the market. The trend of development of coconut palm sugar home  industry is positive, but the artisans still face problems related to processing technology,  marketing demand and price fluctuation. Capital utilization of the coconut palm sugar home  industry in the study area can be stated efficient on the basis of Revenue/Cost ratio. Moreover,  based on break-even-point analysis, capital circulation of the coconut palm sugar home  industry in Jember district is beneficial. From the study of the social economic environment  and policies, it can be concluded that the prospects of the coconut palm sugar agro-industry in  Jember, Indonesia, especially the home industry is bright. Some recommendations for further  development of agro-industry have been formulated. </abstract>
  <note>A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Engineering</note>
  <note>Thesis (M.Eng.) - Asian Institute of Technology, 1999</note>
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    <topic>Coconut palm</topic>
    <topic>Indonesia</topic>
    <topic>Jember</topic>
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    <topic>Sugar trade</topic>
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