Dynamic modeling for policy formulation of integrated coffee agro-industry development Imam Santoso, Yunika Nisa Afifa, Retno Astuti
Universitas Brawijaya
Abstract
Coffee commodity is one of the superior commodities of the plantation, especially in East Java. The potential for developers is quite large, supported by a high level of demand. However, high market demand is not supported by the adequate supply of raw materials in the form of coffee beans. Therefore, a systematic study is needed to formulate a development strategy. One reliable technique for modeling systemically is a dynamic system. Modeling with system dynamics is used as a simulation tool of policies that can be implemented in coffee agroindustry. In the system modeling, 3 sub models will be used in the form of production, quality and institutional sub models. The output of this study is in the form of a system dynamics policy scenario to develop integrated coffee agro-industry from upstream to downstream. The main objectives are to increase the production and the productivity of coffee agro-industries both farmers and the coffee processing industry and facilitate the improvement of the quality of coffee agro-industry
