Resilience Form of Jala Kurung Traditional Fishermen Group In Rompo Village, Langgudu District, Bima Regency

Abstract

This research aims to determine the strength of fisherman resilience in Rompo Village, This research aims to determine and analyze the extent of seafarers' resilience in Rompo Village, Langgudu District, Bima Regency. The research methodology used is qualitative research which is explained descriptively. In this research, research data was obtained from three steps, namely observation, conducting interviews and documenting activities. The data in this research was analyzed through data reduction and presentation, followed by drawing conclusions. this research shows the traditional fishermen groupcage net Rompo Village has 3 forms of resilience, namely: resilience at the stability level, resilience at the recovery level and resilience at the transformation level. At the resilience stage, the level of stability of this fishing group is able to survive through economic capital such as family savings and mutual assistance between family members. At the recovery level, these groups of traditional fishermen show variations in their adaptive capacity, with some having low adaptive capacity and others having higher levels of adaptation. Meanwhile, at the transformation level, traditional fishing groups demonstrate resilience by utilizing physical assets, especially access to transportation and communication facilities. However, traditional fishing groups have not been able to innovate and make significant changes in fishing practices.