Development of Sustainable Logistics for Indonesian Remote and Rural Islands Connectivity: A Case Study of the Anambas Islands Regency

Usually, countries have a fundamental problem in fulfilling remote and rural island inhabitants’ logistical needs. This study was aimed to analyze the performance of logistics systems in Indonesian remote and rural islands by focusing on the Anambas Islands Regency case. We proposed a House of Susta...

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Published in:The Indonesian journal of geography 2021-04, Vol.53 (1), p.118-125
Main Authors: Widodo, Kuncoro Harto, Purwaditya, Anjar Kistia, Soemardjito, Joewono
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Case studies
Commodities
Communication
Connectivity
Economic development
Economic growth
Food
Food supply
Human resources
Information technology
Infrastructure
Islands
Logistics
Ports
Productivity
Regulation
Regulations
Rural areas
Sustainability
Sustainable development
Tractors
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Summary:Usually, countries have a fundamental problem in fulfilling remote and rural island inhabitants’ logistical needs. This study was aimed to analyze the performance of logistics systems in Indonesian remote and rural islands by focusing on the Anambas Islands Regency case. We proposed a House of Sustainable Logistics method by considering and combining the framework used in the House of Quality based on the variable of sustainable logistics systems (profit, people, and the planet) with the variables of seven key general logistical drivers (infrastructure, information and communication technology, human resources, logistics service providers, regional laws and regulations, regional institutions, and key commodities.). The study results indicated five key aspects of potential prime movers to be developed (ASLDPj value = 54); they are infrastructure, human resources, logistics service providers, local laws and regulations, and key commodities.
ISSN:0024-9521
2354-9114
DOI:10.22146/ijg.57722