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Purpose: The design of the industrialization planning pattern in Melawi Regency aims to build a strong foundation for sustainable economic growth through a series of integrated analyses. This includes analyzing the strengths of the sectors that support the local economy, identifying the industrial sectors with the greatest potential to develop the Melawi Regency economy, and evaluating industrial products that could be developed to maximize their positive impact on the economy. These objectives are designed to produce strategies that not only increase the production and competitive capacity of local industries but also ensure that growth is inclusive and provides broad benefits to the people of Melawi. Method/design/approach: This study analyzes Melawi Regency's industrial sub-sectors using Location Quotient and Shift Share Analysis to identify specialization and assess performance. It highlights growth areas, sectoral linkages, and comparative advantages for strategic development and policy guidance. Results and conclusion: This research shows that Melawi Regency has significant potential in the agriculture, forestry, and fisheries sectors, as well as the processing industry. Rubber and palm oil were identified as superior products. Development efforts should focus on increasing added value through product diversification and infrastructure upgrades. Development gaps between regions need to be addressed to improve national welfare and stability. The analysis suggests the integration of development strategies that harness local potential and strengthen key economic sectors for long-term growth. Originality/value: This research comprehensively analyzes the potential of the industrial sector in Melawi District, focusing on the identification of regional superior products and the development of strategic plans integrated with national policies and local needs. The value of this research includes providing insights for strategic decision-making in local economic development, increasing production capacity and economic diversification, and strengthening cooperation between sectors to support inclusive and environmentally friendly economic growth.
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