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September 10, 2025KnE Social SciencesOpen Access

Stakeholder Participation in Multilevel Governance of Maritime Transportation Development through Special Autonomy Funds in Southwest Papua Province

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Stakeholder participation is crucial for effective maritime transportation development, but currently remains low.
Transparency and accountability from the government in the development process are insufficient, affecting trust and involvement.
Multilevel governance requires engaging both the community and private sector in decision-making for successful outcomes.
The study highlights the necessity of improving stakeholder engagement through special autonomy funds in maritime development.

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Qualitative analysis reveals low stakeholder participation in maritime transportation governance, indicating the need for greater community and private sector involvement.

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Salossa et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c183f09b7b07f3a060f775 https://doi.org/10.18502/kss.v10i18.19570

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Qualitative analysis reveals low stakeholder participation in maritime transportation governance, indicating the need for greater community and private sector involvement.

Stakeholder Participation in Multilevel Governance of Maritime Transportation Development through Special Autonomy Funds in Southwest Papua Province

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Stakeholder Participation in Multilevel Governance of Maritime Transportation Development through Special Autonomy Funds in Southwest Papua Province

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