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This paper examines the strategy that offered to develop domestic enterprises in the fish processing of Donggala regency. Data analysis used SWOT analysis. The results of the research showed that strategy for the development are: (1) Community empowerment through human resource development, product diversification and the creation of a healthy and a good market, (2) development of government agencies (Fisheries), Fostering the potential for protection and surveillance of coastal areas, (3) Building partnerships and networking in order to develop the business and development of household-scale fish processing business, and (4) development of marketing infrastructure and processing of fishery products. Key Words : Donggala, fish processing, strategy development.

The purpose of this study was to determine the revenue and the business feasibility of the "Keripiker Pasundan" cassava chip industry in Palu. The research was conducted for a month from November to Desember 2016. The number of respondents were four people. Data was analyzed using revenue and feasibility analysis. The results showed that the revenue generated by the cassava chip industry for the period of November – December 2016 was IDR 21,678,950 with the monthly average of IDR 10,839,475. The R/C feasibility value was 1.75% in November and 1.89% in December suggesting that this industry is feasible as its R/C values are higher than 1%. It is recommended that the "Keripiker Pasundan" cassava chip industry in Palu continuously maintain the quality of its products and seize the opportunities given by the government in the form of aids and events such as exhibition.

The sustainability of seaweed cultivation is influenced by multidimensional factors such as the quality of the aquatic environment, cultivation technology, economic contribution to cultivators, social conditions of the community, and government institutional support. This paper aims to reveal the leveraging factors for the sustainability of seaweed cultivation in the coastal area of Parigi Moutong Regency by using a multidimensional scaling approach and the RAPFISH application. The results showed that the sustainability of seaweed cultivation in the coastal area of Parigi Moutong Regency was in the less sustainable category. Leveraging factors that play an important role in the sustainability of seaweed farming are employment at the cultivator level and the feasibility of cultivation as a good factor, while the low quality of seeds of seaweed, socio-cultural capital, and fluctuating commodities prices are categorized as bad factors.

Cassava commodity has strong linkages with other industries. This is indicated by coefficient of its multiplier effect being greater than one. That means that investment of IDR 1 billion for the commodity will affect total economic activity of Central Sulawesi as big as the coefficient. The aim of this study is to estimate potentially competitiveness of cassava commodity of Central Sulawesi in international trade. In particular, the aim of this study is to estimate (i) potentially competitive advantage of cassava commodity; (ii) potentially comparative advantage of cassava commodity; (iii) level of governmental protection to price of tradable input for cassava; (iv) level of governmental protection to cassava outputs; and (v) level of simultaneously protection to cassava output sand tradable inputs for cassava. PAM method was used by using time series data of during 2000 – 2013 from BPS and FAO. The results of analysis shows that cassava commodity from Central Sulawesi has potentially competitiveness in international trade. This is showed by (i) potentially competitive advantage was indicated by PCR is less than one; thus cassava farm can be developed on a large scale; (ii) potentially comparative advantage was indicated by DRC is less than one; This means that in developing for cassava farm can be done by saving the resources; (iii) NPCR is equal to zero to show that government policies to tradable inputs is very protective, but actually that was caused by farmers didn't apply fertilizers and pesticides; thus developing for cassava farm can be done by organic farm, so cassava farm can be became as entry point in green economy of Central Sulawesi; (iv) NPCO is less than one meaning that government policies for output prices is in-protective, so cassava farmers didn't enjoy actual prices of cassava output; and (v) EPC is less than one meaning that beside government policies for prices of cassava output is in-protective, government policies for tradable inputs is also in-protective; thus although the farmers didn't enjoy the surplus prices, however they can pay tradable inputs being lower than actual prices of the tradable inputs.