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Assessing Actors Involvement In The Establishing Veterinary and Animal Welfare Using Network Analysis; An Evidence From West Papua, Indonesia

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  • Makarius Bajari

    (Faculty of Economic and Bussiness. Papua University. West Papua. Indonesia)

  • Deny A. Iyai

    (Faculty of Animal Science. Papua University. West Papua. Indonesia)

Abstract

The study used focus group discussion towards fourteen representing individuals, groups, and mass institutions. The queries discussed the background, resource delivery, inter-connectivity among actors, intervention, and innovation. The primary finding is that grouped actors dominated, followed by laws actors, state institutions, stakeholders, and had a positive effect due to importance. However, threats existed indirectly without a turn-back effect. The three top shared resources were 100% on time, access, and satisfaction. Actors can have long-term period programs with sustainability using neutral to substantial power resources. Actors' relationship was found in three groups.

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  • Makarius Bajari & Deny A. Iyai, 2022. "Assessing Actors Involvement In The Establishing Veterinary and Animal Welfare Using Network Analysis; An Evidence From West Papua, Indonesia," Technium Sustainability, Technium Science, vol. 2(3), pages 30-45, June.
    • Handle: RePEc:tec:sustai:ojs:6075
    DOI: 10.47577/sustainability.v2i3.6075
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