The economic social and ecological potential of Gerokgak reservoir as a new tourism destination in North Bali


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Vipriyanti Nyoman Utari, . and Iswaratantra Gede Widya, . and Maba Wayan, . and Surata Sang Putu Kaler, . The economic social and ecological potential of Gerokgak reservoir as a new tourism destination in North Bali. pp. 182-189. ISSN 2672-7226

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The development of Gerokgak reservoir as a tourism destination in Buleleng regency requires a wise strategy. Besides having great potential Gerokgak reservoir has a strategic role to play for the community. Efforts to develop Gerokgak reservoir as a tourism destination must be done carefully to minimise the negative impacts that may be caused. This study aims to analyse Gerokgak reservoirs potential as a tourism destination especially through the economic social and ecological aspects using the Rapid Impact Assessment Matrix (RIAM) method. Based on the analysis it was found that the EO (Economic and Operational Implementation aspects) reached a value of 31.11 followed by the BE (Biological and Ecological aspects) with 22.16 so both are at the same unit level (C) of changes/very positive impacts. However the SC (Sociological and Cultural aspects) only shows a value of 8.65 with a range of units (A ) showing changes/slight positive impact. Therefore the development process must optimise the implementation of EO without disrupting the existence of BE. Whereas the SC development can be deferred in advance because the impact and benefits that may occur are not as large and as significant as the other two aspects.


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Abstract

The development of Gerokgak reservoir as a tourism destination in Buleleng regency requires a wise strategy. Besides having great potential Gerokgak reservoir has a strategic role to play for the community. Efforts to develop Gerokgak reservoir as a tourism destination must be done carefully to minimise the negative impacts that may be caused. This study aims to analyse Gerokgak reservoirs potential as a tourism destination especially through the economic social and ecological aspects using the Rapid Impact Assessment Matrix (RIAM) method. Based on the analysis it was found that the EO (Economic and Operational Implementation aspects) reached a value of 31.11 followed by the BE (Biological and Ecological aspects) with 22.16 so both are at the same unit level (C) of changes/very positive impacts. However the SC (Sociological and Cultural aspects) only shows a value of 8.65 with a range of units (A ) showing changes/slight positive impact. Therefore the development process must optimise the implementation of EO without disrupting the existence of BE. Whereas the SC development can be deferred in advance because the impact and benefits that may occur are not as large and as significant as the other two aspects.

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Item Type: Article
AGROVOC Term: Economics
AGROVOC Term: Social aspects
AGROVOC Term: Ecological factors
AGROVOC Term: Reservoirs
AGROVOC Term: Tourism
AGROVOC Term: Resource management
AGROVOC Term: Economic analysis
AGROVOC Term: analysis
AGROVOC Term: Environmental impact
AGROVOC Term: Community development
Depositing User: Mr. AFANDI ABDUL MALEK
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 00:55
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/10332

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