Collaboration of Farmer Groups, Youth Waste Bank and Jaranan Dancer at Complang Lake, Kediri to Optimize Green Economy in order to Welcome Tourists from the Opening of Dhoho Airport

Abstract

Kediri Regency, East Java has great potential in terms of tourism which cannot be separated from the waste problem. It can be seen at the Sumber Complang tourist attraction, Kandat District, Kediri Regency, East Java. Plastic waste and leaves can be seen scattered around. In fact, if this waste is managed well it can provide benefits to the surrounding community. It is known that Kediri Regency is famous for its jaran arts, many farmer groups, and youth who are active in environmental waste care activities. If good cooperation is carried out, it is hoped that apart from attracting more tourist interest, it can also introduce the culture of planting plants, processing waste and local arts in Kediri so that a green economy can be realized, especially with Dhoho Airport. This research uses a qualitative descriptive method by conceptualizing what forms of collaboration can be carried out to realize a green economy in Sumber Complang. Based on the research results, to realize a green economy, a sustainable concept is needed between youth waste banks, farmer groups and jaranan dancers, such as by realizing the sale of plants and compost fertilizer in containers from the processing of youth waste banks which can be promoted through jaranan dance performances. Then the existence of Dhoho Airport and other opportunities can also have an effect on the number of tourists and income in Sumber Complang itself.