Development of a Regional Action Plan for the Sustainable Development Goals from a Religious Perspective (Insights from Buddhism) in the Bird's Head Region of Papua
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https://doi.org/10.59573/emsj.8(6).2024.17Ключевые слова:
Eco Vihara, SDGs, AHP, Buddhist perspectiveАннотация
The execution of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Papua's Bird's Head has six years remaining until 2030, necessitating the involvement of stakeholders to enhance the already poor SDG ranking, which is at 27th with 81.62 points, while the Human Development Index ranks 32nd with 64.70 points. Consequently, Buddhists are urged to actively contribute to attaining the Sustainable Development Goals by formulating the Regional Action Plan from a Buddhist viewpoint. The methodology comprises structured interviews, focus group discussions (FGDs), and the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to ascertain the structure, criteria, priority, and consistency. The participants included Buddha Prabha Vihara in Manokwari Regency (36 respondents), Buddha Sorong Vihara in Sorong City (44 respondents), and Buddha Sasana Vihara in Sorong Regency (30 respondents), all situated in Southwest Papua Province. The AHP-derived priority values are as follows: Eco Dharma (0.214), Economic Governance (0.167), Social Governance (0.143), Environmental Governance (0.119), Institutional Governance (0.119), Food Governance (0.095), Waste Governance (0.071), Water Governance (0.048), and Energy Governance (0.024). The overall evaluation value is incorporated into the consistency category, enabling the criteria and implementation to inform the development of the SDGs Regional Action Plan based on the Buddhist perspective.
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