Collaborative Governance in Forest and Land Fire Control Policies in Ogan Komering Ilir Regency

The government has carried out collaborations with the private sector and the public, but the fires remain or has not been able to be minimized. This research aims to analyze how the governance is collaborative in forest and land fire control policy in Ogan Komering Ilir Regency. The collaborative governance theory used is the Donahue and Zeckhauser theories. The analysis in this research is collaboration in the sense of a process, starting from the initial condition, establishing collaboration, and designing collaboration. It is closely related to the process of policymaking and policy analysis, that is, from agenda formulation to policy formulation to policy adoption. The research design uses qualitative descriptive research, with research informants from government and private elements. Based on the results of the research and findings in the field related to collaboration relationships, collaboration carried out between government, private, and public has various shortcomings, such as less active collaboration, compliance in nature, and unstable stability in its cooperation. There is a tendency for some non-governmental parties who want discretion of profit preference, so collaboration as a whole possess risks, namely reputational and dependence on the private.