This book expands on how Indonesia supports the achievement of global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by providing an in-depth examination of how the SDGs can be localized, not only at the national level, but also down to the grassroots level, for villages in Indonesia. It nominates strategies, policies, and initiatives aimed at accelerating the achievement of the SDGs within the context of Indonesia's national development agenda. In doing so, the book tailors the implementation of the SDGs to the conditions, indigenous culture, and local wisdom of villages in the country, and explores various thematic areas covered by the SDGs, including poverty alleviation, education, health, gender equality, environmental sustainability, and economic growth, within the specific context of rural communities. It also discusses lessons learned from previous village development initiatives before the development of the SDGs, communicating the importance of community participation and local governance in driving sustainable development efforts at the village level. Both a practical guide for policymakers, practitioners and stakeholders who are interested in accelerating the achievement of sustainable development goals in rural areas, and for scholars studying sustainable development in rural areas within developing countries similar to Indonesia, where the majority of the population is dispersed across tens of thousands of villages, this book enables both researchers and practitioners to work to localize the SDGs and empower communities at the grassroots level.
Foreword.-List of Tables.-List of Figures.-Chapter 1.Village Development
Agenda.-1.1International Community.- Response.-1.2 From MDGs to SDGs.-1.3From
Global to Indonesia.-1.4SDGs Desa Support SDGs.-Chapter 2.SDGs in Village
Development.-2.1Village Development in Indonesia.-2.2Village Development in
the Era of the Village Law.-Chapter 3.The Urgency of the SDGs Desa.-3.1Three
Levels of Village Development.-3.2Disseminating the Concept of Village
Development.-3.3Disadvantages of Measurements for Village
Development.-3.4Position of the SDGs.-3.5The Urgency of the SDGs
Desa.-Chapter 4.Localizing SDGs as SDGs Desa.-4.1Globalization of
Development.-4.2Localizing Development through Public
Participation.-4.3Localizing the SDGs in the Village.-Chapter 5.SDGs
Desa.-5.1SDGs Desa Action.-5.2SDGs Desa 18: Dynamic Village Institutions and
Adaptive Village Culture.-5.3Dimensions of the SDGs Desa.-5.4SDGs Desa 1:
Village Without Poverty.-5.5SDGs Desa 2: Village Without Hunger.-5.6SDGs Desa
3: Healthy and Prosperous Village.-5.7SDGs Desa 4: Quality Village
Education.-5.8SDGs Desa 5: Involvement of Village Women.-5.9 SDGs Desa 6:
Village with Clean Water and Sanitation.-5.10SDGs Desa 7: Clean and Renewable
Energy Village.-5.11SDGs Desa 8: Equitable Village Economic Growth.-5.12SDGs
Desa 9: Needs-based Village Infrastructure and Innovation.-5.13SDGs Desa 10:
Village Without Gaps.-5.14SDGs Desa 11: Safe and Comfortable Village
Residential Areas.-5.15SDGs Desa 12: Environmentally Conscious Village
Consumption and Production.-5.16SDGs Desa 13: Climate Change Responsive
Village.-5.17SDGs Desa 14: Village Caring for the Marine
Environment.-5.18SDGs Desa 15: Village Caring for the Land
Environment.-5.19SDGs Desa 16: Village of Peace and Justice .-5.20SDGs Desa
17: Partnerships for Village Development.-5.21SDGs Desa 18: Dynamic Village
Institutions and Adaptive Village Culture.-Chapter 6.SDGs Desa 18: Dynamic
Village Institutions and Adaptive Village Culture.-6.1
Various Emergences of SDG 18.-6.2The Urgency of SDGs Desa 18.-6.3Dynamic
Village Institutions .-6.4Adaptive Village Culture.-Chapter 7.Epilogue:
Villages of Hope.-Bibliography.-Index.-About the Author.
Prof. Dr. (HC) Drs. A. Halim Iskandar, M.Pd. currently serves as Minister of Villages, Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration of the Republic of Indonesia. He has previously served as the Chairman of the Regional People's Representative Council of Jombang Regency (1999 - 2009) and East Java Province (2014 - 2019). He has also served as the Chairman of the Regional Executive Board of the National Awakening Party in East Java until 2022. He completed his undergraduate studies in philosophy and sociology of education at the State University of Yogyakarta and later received his masters degree in field education management from Malang State University. In 2023, he received the First Honorary Professor award in the field of sociolinguistics from Surabaya State University.
