Abstract

One of the efforts to empower communities around conservation areas that are currently and intensively applied throughout Indonesia is that the development of a conservation village model (MDK) including Mount Rinjani National Park (TNGR) area. However, the implementation of the program so far has not succeeded. The purpose of this study is to determine people's preferences in land use and its relation to the implementation of the MDK in TNGR. The results showed that during this time, the implementation of MDK in TNGR has less consideration of communities’ preferences in the TNGR surrounding area. Differences in MDK program interventions with community preferences resulting MDK program is not running optimally and likely to fail. One way to optimize the implementation of the program is that by encouraging the program through an institutional approach that is adaptive to local community life.

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