THE ROLE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMY AND WELFARE FOR THE TRIBE OF GREAT WAMESA IN WEST PAPUA, THROUGH THE SUSTAINABLE INDIGENOUS FOREST DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF COLLABORATIVE GOVERNANCE IN PUBLIC SERVICE
This study aims to analyze and describe the role of local government in improving the economy and welfare of the Wamensa indigenous people in West Papua, through a sustainable forest development program in the perspective of collaborative management in public services. This research uses qualitative methods with case studies in forests in West Papua. The results of the research show that the success of the Government's role in sustainable forest development is based on 3 determining indicators: economic, social, and ecological. The success of Collaborative Governance is demonstrated by the presence of pillars of governance in the paradigm of Public Administration which demands Collaborative Governance
Indigenous Law Community, Local Wisdom, Collaborative Governance, Public Service, Sustainable Customary Forest Development