Abstract This study gives a singular assessment of coastal ecotourism within Indonesia’s SEZs, as a model for developing Southeast Asia. It highlighting a crucial imbalance among infrastructure improvement and environmental conservation. by using a participatory mixed-strategies technique involving a number stakeholders, it exhibits key governance and network participation gaps, and advocates for proof-primarily based, inclusive coverage interventions. using a mixed-methods technique, records were collected thru cognizance organization discussions involving 300 stakeholders. predominant findings display that SEZs play a strategic position in coastal monetary boom, but there is an imbalance between infrastructure growth and environmental conservation. Low community engagement and weak institutional ability had been recognized as great limitations to reaching sustainable ecotourism. The take a look at highlights the want for stronger local participation and evidence-primarily based coverage in SEZ making plans to aid a balanced technique to monetary development and environmental stewardship.
S. H. Hengky (Tue,) studied this question.
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