MICRO-MEDIUM BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY IN THE AREAS SURROUNDING COAL MINE TO DRIVE A SUSTAINABLE GREEN ECONOMY THROUGH THE UTILIZATION OF SOLAR POWER AS A SOURCE OF ENERGY

Abstract Coal mining in Indonesia is still a target for domestic and foreign investment. However, the government has also committed to controlling climate change with a target of reducing emissions by 2030 by 29% with its efforts and 41% with international assistance. As one of the government's efforts to reduce climate change massively, the government can provide policy directions so that coal mining companies develop and empower local communities through solar power as new and renewable energy. This effort is carried out to increase green economic growth in the community by helping micro-medium businesses in the community to achieve economic growth and energy security. The partnership between micro-medium businesses and coal mining includes transferring skills in processing and processing, marketing, capital, human resources, and technology. To accelerate this green economic growth process, it is time for the government to direct the philanthropic and Corporate Social Responsibility systems that have been running towards Micro-Medium Business based on solar power as an energy source. As a development effort, large companies can partner with micro-medium businesses; coal mining companies can connect with micro-medium businesses, which the government requires through community development and empowerment. On the other hand, mining business licenses and unique business license holders are required to develop programs and allocate funds for community development and empowerment. The development of solar power in the form of micro-medium business is a way to protect as well as easy support because it uses an existing system. Include micro-medium businesses in the community empowerment system at coal mining companies so that there is a full backup in the process of transferring skills in production and processing, marketing, capital, human resources, and technology, all of which are borne by mining companies.