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This study is motivated by the success of innovation in the making of nutrition parks in the Family Empowerment and Welfare (PKK) Food Program in Jorong Parak Lubang Nagari Tanjuang Gadang in Lima Puluh Kota Regency. This study aims to describe the perceptions of dasawisma members on the innovation of making nutritional parks in PKK food programs which are seen from five characteristics of innovation: relative benefits, level of suitability, level of complexity, can be tried, the slow pace of results seen. This type of study is quantitative descriptive study. The population in this study were 80 people. The sample in this study was taken 50% of the population, namely 40 dasawisma members using cluster random sampling technique. Data collection techniques used are questionnaires or questionnaires, while data analysis uses a percentage formula. The results showed that the perceptions of dasawisma members on the innovation of nutrition parks making activities on PKK food programs seen from (a) relative benefits showed very good, (b) the level of suitability showed very good, (c) the level of complexity showed very good, (d) can be tried showing very well, (e) the slow pace of results seen very good shows.

PKK Banjar Delod Pangkung is one of the PKK active in various government programs. Most PKK members are housewives who do not work formally. Day-to-day activities are used by mothers to meet, brama and parenting their children. Of course with these activities there is still plenty of free time available to develop hydroponics vegetables in the yard. The development of hydroponics vegetables in addition to beautify the yard and provide nutrient intake for the family also provides economic benefits to support the family economy. Hydroponic vegetables usually have short harvest periods, excess yields can be sold so that they can add to household income. The problems encountered through interviews and in-depth discussions with the head of the Banjar Delod Pangkung Environmental Office, namely members of the PKK are housewives who work in the non-formal sector such as traders in small stalls, caseworkers and some as farmers so that household income is still which is still relatively low. PKK has not been able to utilize the home yard as one source of family income. Expected output targets are (1) Hydroponic Farming System becomes one of the business opportunities that can improve quality, quantity and added value continuously. (2) Production of hydroponics vegetables can meet the needs of household at any time even the excess of harvest can be sold. (3) Increasing the value of community science and technology on PKK Banjar Delod Pangkung Desa Sukawati, Sukawati District Gianyar Regency.

This article presents a critique of how the dominant paradigms in international relations (IR)-neo-realism, neo-liberalism and systemic constructivism-approach and explain ethnic conflict. It deconstructs one of the most prominent explanatory frameworks that mainstream IR has contributed to the analysis of the internationalization of ethnic conflicts, the ethnic alliance model, and demonstrates theoretically and empirically, by way of a case study of the Kurdistan Workers' Party sanctuary in Iraqi Kurdistan, the epistemological and ontological deficiencies of this approach. Furthermore, by dissecting the inherent 'groupism' of this model and related frameworks, it problematizes how scholars as co-protagonists of ethnic conflicts substantialize and reify the ethnicized discourse and politics of ethnic division, and thus contribute to the construction of a normativist and essentialist 'reality' of the conflicts that they set out to describe. Adapted from the source document.