Policy Analysis on the Development of Strategic Fast Growth Areas Challenges and Opportunities

The development of Rapidly Growing Strategic Areas is one of the government’s strategies to boost economic growth in regions with high potential for rapid and sustainable development. This policy aims to increase investment, accelerate infrastructure development, and create job opportunities to improve community welfare. However, its implementation faces several challenges, including complex regulations, inefficient bureaucracy, inadequate basic infrastructure, and environmental impacts that need to be addressed. This study employs a qualitative approach using literature reviews and policy analysis to identify the challenges and opportunities in implementing Strategic Fast Growth Areas in Indonesia. The findings indicate that despite the existing obstacles, there are significant opportunities, such as investment incentives, public-private partnership schemes, and technological advancements supporting strategic area management. To overcome these challenges, regulatory simplification, improved synergy between central and regional governments, and the adoption of sustainable development principles are necessary to ensure that Strategic Fast Growth Areas contributes optimally to national economic growth. With the right strategies, Strategic Fast Growth Areas can serve as a driving force for development, not only enhancing economic progress but also promoting social and environmental sustainability.

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Social science and human research bulletin.
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2025-07-14
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https://doi.org/10.55677/sshrb/2025-3050-0712
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Policy Analysis on the Development of Strategic Fast Growth Areas Challenges and Opportunities

Susi Ratnawati, Indawati Indawati, Kunarso Kunarso, Diana Rahmawati
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Regional Development and Environment
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Policy Analysis on the Development of Strategic Fast Growth Areas Challenges and Opportunities

Susi Ratnawati, Indawati Indawati, Kunarso Kunarso, Diana Rahmawati
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The development of Rapidly Growing Strategic Areas is one of the government’s strategies to boost economic growth in regions with high potential for rapid and sustainable development. This policy aims to increase investment, accelerate infrastructure development, and create job opportunities to improve community welfare. However, its implementation faces several challenges, including complex regulations, inefficient bureaucracy, inadequate basic infrastructure, and environmental impacts that need to be addressed. This study employs a qualitative approach using literature reviews and policy analysis to identify the challenges and opportunities in implementing Strategic Fast Growth Areas in Indonesia. The findings indicate that despite the existing obstacles, there are significant opportunities, such as investment incentives, public-private partnership schemes, and technological advancements supporting strategic area management. To overcome these challenges, regulatory simplification, improved synergy between central and regional governments, and the adoption of sustainable development principles are necessary to ensure that Strategic Fast Growth Areas contributes optimally to national economic growth. With the right strategies, Strategic Fast Growth Areas can serve as a driving force for development, not only enhancing economic progress but also promoting social and environmental sustainability.

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