3.2 Developing strategies
Internal Factor Analysis Summary (IFAS)
Contained six factors that have been identified associated with the strengths and weaknesses in the mining management LPMED as describe in Table 1. Values for the lowest weighting is 0.1 and 0.25 to the highest, while value for little influence rating factors is 2 and 4 for a big impact factors. The total score obtained from the Internal Factor Analysis is 0.65
External Factor Analysis Summary (EFAS)
With regard to opportunities and threats in the mining management by LPMED, there are seven factors were identified as describe in Table 2. Values for the lowest weighting is 0.05 and 0.25 to the highest, while value for little influence rating factors is 2 and 3 for a big impact …show more content…
Recommended Strategies
Based on IFAS and EFAS matrix known the IFAS score is 0.65 and EFAS score is -0.85, so that when the plot in Grand Strategy matrix will be in quadrant II (ST) as describe in figure 2. The strategy in this quadrant is a strategy that uses the internal strength to avoid …show more content…
Grand Strategy Matrix (Rangkuti, 2006)
The biggest threat considered as an inhibiting factor of sustainable mining management are the presence of illegal mining and omissions company in carrying out its obligations. To do so requires decisiveness from the government to eradicate illegal mining and forcing the company to meet its obligations under the provisions of legislation, law enforcement and sanctions for mining permit holder that does not meet its obligations.
One consideration of the enactment of Law 23/2014 on regional governance is the need to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of local governance. In other words, that the activities of the regional administration have been considered not in favor of the welfare of the community and not in line with expectations.
Conclusion
Mining policy implementation as stated in Law No. 23 of 2014 is actually still in the transition phase, but it has implications for the environment with the presence of illegal mining and reduced levels mining companies reporting related to environment document sector. The strategy can be applied to this condition is the determination of the government to eradicate illegal mining which extremely damage the environment and forcing the company to meet its obligations under the provisions of legislation, with law enforcement and sanctions expressly for mining permits holders which do not meet their
Internal Factor Analysis Summary (IFAS)
Contained six factors that have been identified associated with the strengths and weaknesses in the mining management LPMED as describe in Table 1. Values for the lowest weighting is 0.1 and 0.25 to the highest, while value for little influence rating factors is 2 and 4 for a big impact factors. The total score obtained from the Internal Factor Analysis is 0.65
External Factor Analysis Summary (EFAS)
With regard to opportunities and threats in the mining management by LPMED, there are seven factors were identified as describe in Table 2. Values for the lowest weighting is 0.05 and 0.25 to the highest, while value for little influence rating factors is 2 and 3 for a big impact …show more content…
Recommended Strategies
Based on IFAS and EFAS matrix known the IFAS score is 0.65 and EFAS score is -0.85, so that when the plot in Grand Strategy matrix will be in quadrant II (ST) as describe in figure 2. The strategy in this quadrant is a strategy that uses the internal strength to avoid …show more content…
Grand Strategy Matrix (Rangkuti, 2006)
The biggest threat considered as an inhibiting factor of sustainable mining management are the presence of illegal mining and omissions company in carrying out its obligations. To do so requires decisiveness from the government to eradicate illegal mining and forcing the company to meet its obligations under the provisions of legislation, law enforcement and sanctions for mining permit holder that does not meet its obligations.
One consideration of the enactment of Law 23/2014 on regional governance is the need to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of local governance. In other words, that the activities of the regional administration have been considered not in favor of the welfare of the community and not in line with expectations.
Conclusion
Mining policy implementation as stated in Law No. 23 of 2014 is actually still in the transition phase, but it has implications for the environment with the presence of illegal mining and reduced levels mining companies reporting related to environment document sector. The strategy can be applied to this condition is the determination of the government to eradicate illegal mining which extremely damage the environment and forcing the company to meet its obligations under the provisions of legislation, with law enforcement and sanctions expressly for mining permits holders which do not meet their