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A.
Government of Southeast Sulawesi Province

From 1965 to 2014 has been led by nine Governor, respectively as follows:
B.
GEOGRAPHICAL LAYOUT AND BORDERS

1.1 Southeast Sulawesi Regional Map
In orientatif Southeast Sulawesi province

located on the southeast / foot bottom right of the
island of Sulawesi
When viewed from the geographical angle, the
Southeast Sulawesi Province is located in the
southern part of the Equator line that extends from
north to south between 3 degrees to 6 degrees LS
LS and extends from west to east between 120 045
'to 124 060' east longitude
Southeast Sulawesi Province has Boundaries
ie
north side bordering the Province of South Sulawesi
and Central Sulawesi province, in the south bordering the Flores Sea. While in the east with the Banda
Sea in the west and is bordered by the Gulf of Bone
Southeast Sulawesi Province covers mainland Konawe and Kolaka. While the islands include:
1. Islands located in the District. Buton namely:
Buton Island, Kabaena, Talaga Besar Island, Island Talaga kecil, Island Sagori, Domalawa Island,
Island Masaloka, Tambake Island, Island Liwuto, Makasu, Kadatua Island (Island Makassar), Siompu
Island, Stone Island Top, Wangi-Wangi, kapota Island, Island Sempora, Kampona Island One,
Kaledupa, Kiwolu Lentea Island, Island Lentea Langge, Hoga, Tomia, Lentea Tomia Island, Runduma
Island, Binongko Island, Moromaho Island, Kawi-Kawi Island
2. The islands are located in the District. Muna namely:
Muna, Tobea Big Island, Small Tobea Island, Island Wataitonga, Koholifano Island, Island Bakealu,
Tiworo Islands, Maginti Island, Balu Island, Island Catalan, Bath Island, Island Bero, Rangku Island,
Island Maloang, Gola Island, Island Kayuangin and Tobuan Island)
3. The islands located in the region of Kendari, namely:
Wawonii Island, Labengki Island, Island Karama, Bawulu Island, Island Bokori, Saponda Island Land,
Sea Saponda Island, Island Day, Island Campada
4. The islands are located in the District. Kolaka namely:
Island Padamarang, Lambasina Pulau Besar, Pulau Small Lambasina, Maniang Island, Crocodile
Island, Pulau Lemo, Banana Island
C. BROAD AREA
Southeast Sulawesi province is an area that includes the peninsula (Mainland) southeast of the island
of Sulawesi and islands large and small in the vicinity (Muna, Buton, Wawonii, Kabaena and Iron in the
Banda Sea Islands) with a land area of 38 140 km2, or 3.814 million ha (25.75%) and the estimated area
of 110,000 km2 waters or 11,000,000 ha. (74.25%).
Administratively, in 2013 Southeast Sulawesi Province consists of two areas of the city and twelve districts
as follows:
Table. 1.1 Broad Areas, and Capital, Regency / City Regions in Southeast Sulawesi
NO
REGIONAL
CAPITAL CITY
WIDE AREA (KM2)
1
District Button
Pasar Wajo
2,675.25
District Muna
Raha
2,890.41
District Konawe
Unaaha
6,792.45
District Kolaka
Kolaka
6,918.38
District Konawe Selatan
Andoolo
4,514.20
District Bombana
Wangi-Wangi
3,056.08
District Wakatobi
Wangi-Wangi
425.97
District Kolaka Utara
Lasusua
3,391.62
District Buton Utara
Buranga
1,996.59
10
District Konawe Utara
Wanggudu
4,877.46
11
Kota Kendari
Kendari
295.89
12
Kota Bau-bau
Bau-Bau
305.70
13
KolakaTimur
Tirawuta
14
Konawe Kepulauan
Wawoni
TOTAL
source: Bureau of Statistics
38,140.00
data processed from Southeast Sulawesi province in 2012
C. LAND
1. TOPOGRAPHY
Topography of Southeast Sulawesi province has a surface

generally mountainous, undulating and hilly, between the
mountains and hills, plains stretching is an agricultural area
and fertile plantations in mountainous land surface area of
1.86886 million ha, most of which are at an altitude of 100500 meters above sea level with a slope that reaches 40 degrees.
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2. GEOLOGICAL
Geologically, the rock conditions in Southeast Sulawesi consists of sedimentary rock, rock
metamorphism and igneous rocks. Of the three types of rocks, the rocks sedimenya the widest is
2579.79 ha (67.64%). Of the type of soil, Southeast Sulawesi province has at least six types of soil,
each covering an area of 2,299,729 ha podzolic soil or 60.30% of the land area of Southeast
Sulawesi, mediterranean area of 898 802 ha of land (23.57%), land area of 349 784 latosols ha
(9.17%, the land area of 116 099 ha organosol (3.04%), alluvial soil types covering 129 569 ha
(3.40%) and a land area of 20 017 ha grumosol (0.52%).
3. HYDROLOGY
Southeast Sulawesi Province consists of marine and
river tributaries across almost all districts / cities. The rivers
are a potential energy source for industrial, household and
irrigation. Watershed (DAS), such as watershed Konaweha
across
Kolaka
and
Konawe.
Watershed area of 7150.68 km with an average discharge
of
200 m / sec, Dam Wawotobi which contain the flow of the
river, to irrigate rice fields in the area of 18000 ha Konawe.
Found also many streams with large flow of water so that
the potential for development and irrigation development, among others: Lasolo River in Konawe,
Roraya
River
in
District
Rumbia
and
Poleang
Bombana.
Wandasa River and River Kabangka Balano in Muna, Laeya River in Kolaka, and Sampolawa River in
Buton..
4. OCEANOGRAPHY
South-East Sulawesi waters (sea) very wide is estimated at
110,000 km. The waters of the potential for the development of
fisheries and tourism development baharii due to beautiful
panorama of the sea is rich in fish species and varieties of biota.
Various species of fish caught by fishermen from many marine
waters of Southeast Sulawesi is: Cakalang, Teri, Layang, Bloating,
shrimp and many other types of fish. Besides fish, there are also
other seafood such as: sea cucumber, jelly, japing-japing (pearl
oyster), trochus shells (trochusniloticus), pearls and so on.
In the southeast there Wakatobi National Park which has the potential of marine natural resources of
high value, both the type and uniqueness, with amazing underwater panorama. This national park has
25 clusters of coral reefs around the coast with coral islands along the 600 km. Corals that extend by
more than 112 species from 13 families including Acroporaformosa, A. hyacinthus, Psammocora
profundasafla, Pavona cactus, Leptoserisyabei, Fungia molucensis, Lobophyllia robusta, Merulina
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ampliata, Platygyra versifora, Euphyllia glabrescens, Tubastrae afrondes, Stylophora pistillata,

Sarcophyton throchelliophorum, and Sinularia.
D. CLIMATE
1. SEASON
Seasonal conditions in the area of Southeast Sulawesi province, is generally the same as other
areas in Indonesia, which has two seasons, the rainy and dry seasons. Rainy season occurs
between November and March, in which the western wind blowing from Asia and the Pacific Ocean
contains a lot of moisture. Drought occurs between May and October, where the east wind blowing
from Australia its dry and lacking in moisture. Special in April, in the region of Southeast Sulawesi
province erratic wind direction, as well as rainfall, so this month is known as the month / season the
transition
2. RAINFALL
Rainfall in this region is generally uneven, this raises their local area wet and semi arid regions.
Region has a wet area rainfall over 2,000 mm per year, this area covers the northern region of
Kendari line-Kolaka and Northern Island Buton and Wawonii. While the region has a semi-arid area
of rainfall is less than 2,000 mm per year.
3. AIR TEMPERATURE
High and low temperature was somewhere among others influenced by the position and altitude
above sea level, the higher the position of a spot of sea level, the lower the air temperature and
vice versa. Because the region of mainland Southeast Sulawesi has a height generally below 1,000
meters above sea level and is located in the vicinity of the Equator, then this province has a tropical
climate with an average wind speed reaches four m / sec, and the air pressure reaches 1009.1
millibar.
E. TOTAL POPULATION
Diagram 1.1. Estimates of the population of Southeast Sulawesi province in 2013
Estimates based on the number of residents in Southeast Sulawesi in 2013, much as 2,370,549 people,
where penyebara the largest population in the district is the
lowest in the district Kolaka and North Konawe. The
proportion of the population in the district Kolaka by 14.12%
and in the District of North Konawe of 2.31%.
Southeast Sulawesi population most live in the land area
(63.78%), covering Kolaka (14:29%), Konawe (11.00%),
South Konawe (11.69%), KonaweUtara (2:27%), North
Kolaka (5.65% ), Bombana (6:03%) and Kendari (12.82%).
Small percentage (36.22%) lived in the archipelago,
covering
Buton (11.62%), Muna (11.85%), Wakatobi (4.03%), North Buton (2.42%) and Bau-Bau (6:29%), with a
population density on the islands 96.2 / km2 and a land area of 49.3 / km2, where a greater number of
mainland population of the archipelago, but the population density is higher in island areas of the
mainland.
Diagram 1.2. Population Density Estimation Southeast Sulawesi province in 2013
Buton (11.62%), Muna (11.85%), Wakatobi (4.03%), North

Buton (2.42%) and Bau-Bau (6:29%), with a population
density on the islands 96.2 / km2 and a land area of 49.3 /
km2, where a greater number of mainland population of the
archipelago, but the population density is higher in island
areas of the mainland.
Source: Media Centre, 2013
F. DEVELOPMENT VISION AND MISSION

1. VISION
"Creating a prosperous Southeast Sulawesi, independent, and competitive Years 2013-2018"
A vision statement referred meaning and implications as follows:
Southeast Sulawesi has potential abundant natural resources, renewable resources (renewable
resources), of the maritime sector, forestry, agriculture, whereas the non-renewable resources
(unrenewable resources), such as mining.
Welfare implies security and safety, enjoyment of life and prosperity. Being prosperous is not the root
of well-being implies a safe, tranquil, prosperous and happy.
In the context of the

development vision of Southeast
Sulawesi,
independence
in
question is the creation of
children's ability and Southeast
Sulawesi community to produce,
process and produce products
with
high technology in order to
increase the value added to the
market-oriented regional, national
and
international.
Competitiveness
implies
the
ability, or strength, is an ability
based on their potential to
compete, which have comparative
and
competitive advantages. So the
quality of the resulting product should always be superior and can compete at the national, regional,
and international.
Therefore, the period of construction of the Southeast Sulawesi 2013 - 2018, a period to realize the
Southeast Sulawesi PROSPER, SELF AND COMPETITIVELY
2. MISSION
1. Improving the quality of Human Resources,
2.
3.
4.
5.
Economic Development,
Revitalization of Regional Government,
Strengthening Regional Cultural Development
Acceleration of Infrastructure Development and Equity Regional and Strategic Area
Briefly intent implementation Mission / Main Agenda Development are as follows
Improving the Quality of Human Resources; intended to improve the quality of education,
health and faith and piety.
Economic Development; intended to build a real community's economy through pragmatic efforts
to encourage the development of the real sector, and increase the value added by the potential in
the surrounding areas.
Revitalization of Regional Government; intended to create a service-oriented government to the
public, transparent and accountable government, and government officials who are more
nurturing and clean community of practices of collusion, corruption and nepotism
Cultural development; intended to strengthen the identity and identity, develop a sense of
perasatuan and unity, a source of inspiration and encourage the development of the tourism
sector which is oriented to the development potential of the local culture.
Acceleration of Infrastructure Development and Equity Regional and Strategic Area .; intended to
develop an integrated regional infrastructure, developing economic infrastructure that is capable
of creating growth centers and nodes economic and strategic regional infrastructure development
to support the increase in value-added natural resources.
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In order to accelerate the development of well-being, independence and competitiveness of the

Southeast Sulawesi government to implement a major program, which is known to Build Public
Welfare or BAHTERAMAS with three main programs are:
1. Exemption Operating Costs of Education,
2. Free and Giving Treatment Block Grant Funds
3. Financial assistance to the village, village and sub-district. In accordance with the concept
of repositioning BAHTERAMAS .
CHAPTER II
PUBLIC SERVICE CONDITIONS
A. EDUCATION
This section will be described on the ability to read write, educational status, and level of school
participation. The ability to read and write (literacy) reflected the population literacy rate, ie the percentage
of the population aged 10 years and over who can read and write Latin or other letters.
Percentage of population Southeast Sulawesi that can read the Latin alphabet in 2012 amounted to
88.60%. District / city with the highest percentage of literacy is Kendari at 97.87%, followed by North
Konawe by 95.32% and amounted to 93.91% Kolaka. While the percentage of the lowest literacy is
Bombana (49.40%), followed by North Buton (66.96%), Buton (87.49%), and Muna (89.77), are shown in
Table 2.1.
Table 2.1 Population Aged 10 Years and Over the Literacy In Southeast Sulawesi Province in 2012
No
DISTRICT / CITY
MEN (%)
WOMEN (%)
MEN + WOMEN (%)
Buton
97.47
83.90
87.49
Muna
95.63
84.35
49.77
Konawe
95.44
9.20
93.36
Kolaka
94.77
93.00
93.91
Konsel
95.21
90.77
93.05
Bombana
49.28
49.52
49.40
Wakatobi
92.55
90.00
91.21
Kolaka Utara
94.22
91.06
92.69
10
Buton Utara
69.43
64.47
66.96
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11
Konawe Utara
97.58
92.79
95.32
12
Kota Kendari
98.99
96.75
97.87
13
Kota Bau bau
95.32
90.52
92.86
14
Kolaka Timur
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Konawe Kepulauan
90.81
86.39
88.60
Sulawesi Tenggara
source: Bureau of Statistics data processed from Southeast Sulawesi province in 2014
When viewed in percentages by gender, literacy rates in males, is greater than women, which is 90.81%
versus 86.39%.
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Number of Teachers, Students and Schools

Table 2.2 Number Of Schools, Teachers, Students Within The National Education
No
Tingkat
Pendidikan
TK
Ministry By District / City 2011/2012
Kab.
Buton
Kab.
Muna
Kab.
Konawe
Kab.
Kolaka
Kab.
Konsel
Kab.
Bombana
Kab.
Wakatobi
Kab.
Kolut
Kab.
Butur
Kab.
Konut
Kota
Kendari
Kota
Bau-Bau
Prov.
Sultra
SEKOLAH
150
160
152
178
110
121
78
99
57
17
83
66
1271
GURU
561
719
664
880
349
450
327
386
215
79
604
367
5601
MURID
6769
5445
5120
8292
3386
4132
3099
4320
2112
601
4730
3516
51522
GURU PER
SEKOLAH
3,74
4,49
4,37
4,94
3,17
3,72
4,19
3,90
3,77
4,65
7,28
5,56
4,41
MURID PER
SEKOLAH
45,13
34,03
33,68
46,58
30,78
34,15
39,73
43,64
37,05
35,35
56,99
53,27
40,54
MURID PER
GURU
12,07
7,57
7,71
9,42
9,7
9,18
9,48
11,19
9,82
7,61
7,83
9,58
9,20
II
SD
SEKOLAH
271
318
318
320
322
146
111
99
71
97
124
71
2268
GURU
3021
3532
3427
4504
3076
1482
1227
1203
687
874
2261
1359
26653
MURID
48819
45657
39344
48338
40111
20913
14404
17206
9573
9366
36601
19340
35067
2
GURU PER
SEKOLAH
11,15
11,11
10,78
14,08
9,55
10,15
11,05
12,15
9,68
9,01
18,23
19,14
11,75
MURID PER
GURU
16,16
12,93
11,48
10,95
13,04
14,11
11,74
14,3
13,93
10,72
16,19
14,23
13,16
III
SMTP
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SEKOLAH
92
91
78
89
80
46
40
32
31
30
36
24
669
GURU
1589
1950
1263
1474
1139
624
607
490
380
369
1191
949
12025
MURID
15841
16985
13056
15509
13361
6127
5533
4908
4020
3572
12997
7346
11925
5
GURU PER
SEKOLAH
17,27
21,43
16,19
16,56
14,24
13,57
15,18
15,31
12,26
12,3
33,08
39,54
17,97
MURID PER
SEKOLAH
172,18
186,65
167,38
174,26
167,01
133,20
138,33
153,38
129,68
119,07
361,03
306,08
178,26
Source: Bureau of Statistics data processed from Southeast Sulawesi Province in 2013
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Educational development targets emphasis on quality improvement and expansion of

learning opportunities at all levels of education ranging from pre-school (kindergarten) to university.
Efforts to improve the quality of education is intended to produce quality human.
While the expansion of learning opportunities meant that the school-age population has increased
each year in line with the population growth rate can obtain education. Implementation of
educational development in Southeast Sulawesi has increased from year to year.
IV. COLLEGE
Universities in Southeast Sulawesi are composed of, State University / Private, High School, and
the Academy:
STATE UNIVERSITY
- University Haluoleo Kendari
- University of 19 November Kolaka.
- State Islamic High School Kendari
PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL

-
College of Health Sciences Avicenna,

Kendari
College of Agricultural Sciences Kendari,
College of Agricultural Sciences Wuna
Raha,
College of Engineering Mekongga Kolaka
College of Economics Dharma Barata
Kendari,
College of Economics Six Six Kendari,
College of Computer Information
Management Bina Bangsa, Kendari
High School of Information Management
Computer Chess Way Kendari, Kendari
PRIVATE UNIVERSITY
-University Dayanu Ikhsanuddin, Bau-Bau
-University Lakidende, Unaaha, Konawe
-University of Muhammadiyah Buton,
Bau-Bau
-University of Muhammadiyah Kendari
-University of South East Sulawesi,
ACADEMY
- Foreign Language Academy Barakati Kendari,
Kendari
- Academy of Pharmaceutical Development
Husada Kendari, Kendari
- Sailing Academy Ketalak Commerce /
KEPLB Kendari, Kendari
- Academy of Information Management and
Computer Kendari Kendari
- Academy of tourism Kendari Kendari
- Academy of Engineering Kendari, Kendari
Computer Chess Way Kendari, Kendari
Computer Millenium Kolaka, Kolaka
Computer Milan Kendari, Kendari
Computer Yapenas Kendari, Kendari
B. HEALTH
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In an effort to improve public health services in Southeast Sulawesi provincial government to do so

via a free appropriate treatment development mission vision coupled with an increase in Total Health
Center Parent, health center, health center and the provision of Mobile Health Center kondisi
species adapted to the local area, are to increase the awareness of the society the importance of
health care, health education efforts promoted. Improving the quality of health care referrals,
dilaksanakan through all RSU class D, the ability to continuously improved, Similarly, mental health
services, including health care efforts are
continuously strengthened laboratorium
quality. Prevention and eradication of
infectious diseases carried through the
efforts of health institutions; seluruhnya
include
immunization,
prevention
of
diarrhea, malaria, rabies, yaws, dengue
fever, tb-lung, health security homesteader
against diseases that cause plague or
extraordinary events as well as increased
incidence
penyakit
observations.
Nutrition efforts made to improve the ability of communities to utilize available resources pangan
and raise the quality of food to meet the needs of nutrition safely.
Furthermore,
ability of communities
(FNS). In order to
cosmetics
and
the prevention of endemic in areas of endemic goiter and ditingkatkan

in the management of nutrition programs. Food and nutrition alert system
protect the people of Southeast Sulawesi against drug abuse, food,
other hazardous materials, supervision over such materials semaakin
improved.
Hospital Bahteramas Southeast Sulawesi Province
Table 2.3 Number of Facilities and Health Workers, District / City Southeast Sulawesi Province
The number of districts / municipalities
Health Workers
The Amount
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Dist rict
city
number
Specialist doctors:
80
Org
Dental specialists:
The number of districts

204
Number of villages
345
Number of villages
1626
The total area (km2)
38067.70
2
3
4
5
10
2
12
Health
- Inpatient Health Center
- Non-Patient Health Center
- Total Health Center
- Hospital
79
185
264
25
Org
General practitioners:
Org
Dentists:
Org
Nurses:
Org
Midwife:
Org
Pharmacy:
Org
Medicals:
Org
341
131
3,801
1.769
558
2.704
Source: Center for Data and Information Ministry of the Interior Ministry of Health
Directorate General of Health Efforts in 2012
Measured from Table 2.3, Number of health workers, especially specialists, to the district / city is still
minimal compared with the area and the number of people in Southeast Sulawesi, as well as health
facilities, however, the government Prov. Sultra still paying special attention to it, either through the
translation of the vision and mission development and action.
The spread of health centers at the district / city can be seen in Table 2.4
Table 2.4. Total Health Center At Regency / City Southeast Sulawesi Province as of December 2013
Numb
er
DISTRICT / CITY
INPATIENT
NOT WARD
THE AMOUNT
1
2
3
4
5
BUTON
MUNA
KONAWE
KOLAKA
16
6
6
6
9
16
36
25
19
13
32
42
31
20
22
6
7
8
BOMBANA
WAKATOBI
8
7
7
14
12
9
22
19
16
10
11
13
10
15
14
17
79
185
264
SOUTH KONAWE
9
10
11
12
Jumlah
NORTH KOLAKA
NORTH BUTON
NORTH KONAWE
CITY KENDARI
CITY BAU-BAU
Source: Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia Pusdatin 2012
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The number of hospital visits of categories and ownership in Southeast Sulawesi can be seen in Table
2.5
Table 2.5 Hospital of Southeast Sulawesi

Ownership
No
1
2
3
4
KATEGORI
RS PUBLIK
5
6
7
8
KEPEMILIKAN
Pemerintah
Kemkes
Pemda Provinsi
Pemda
Kabupaten
Pemda Kota
Kementrian Lain
TNI/POLRI
Swasta
Non
Profit
Swasta
BUMN
9
RS PRIVAT
10
TOTAL
Source: DG BUK December 1, 2013
Province in 2013 Viewed From Category And
RS UMUM
15
0
2
9
RS.KHUSUS
1
0
0
0
TOTAL
16
0
2
9
2
0
2
4
1
0
0
0
3
0
2
4
0
1
20
4
0
5
4
1
25
Public hospital ownership category general hospital in Southeast Sulawesi is still controlled by the
government (15 pieces) and district government hospital (9 pieces), provincial government and the city
each 2 pieces, while private hospital public hospital category owned SOEs only one fruit.
C. HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Based statistical area of Southeast Sulawesi province in 2012, the progress of human development
in general can be demonstrated by looking at the development of the human development index (HDI),
which reflects the achievement of progress in the field of education, health, and economy.
Seeing the development of HDI figures every year. HDI figures in Southeast Sulawesi increased slightly
from 69.52 in 2009 to 70.55 in 2011. The slow increase in the HDI is understandable, given the impact of
investments in health and education sectors in particular to the improvement of the indicators making up
the HDI looks significantly in the long term
Diagram 2.1. Human Development Index Southeast Sulawesi Province in 2012
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Human Development Index of

Southeast Sulawesi province in
2012 amounted to 71.05 with a
range of HDI per district / city from
68.35 to 76.51. By category, then
all districts / cities in Southeast
Sulawesi including HDI medium
category.
A. INFRASTRUCTURE EAST SULAWESI

Diagram 2.1. Human Development Index Southeast Sulawesi Province in 2012
Sumber : BPS, Indeks Pembangunan Manusia 2012
1.
ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE
One form of public service to facilitate transportation in the region of Southeast Sulawesi Province is
the road infrastructure, to support the activities of perekonmian communities and provide a positive
effect on the development of investment in the region of Southeast Sulawesi.
Table. 2.6 National Roads and Road Conditions in Southeast Sulawesi Province
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Source: Department of Public Works Southeast Sulawesi Province 2013
According to the table. 2.6, the condition of roads that were damaged most was the National Road
(439.46 km), which connects across the Province, following the Provincial Road (421.07 km) that
connects between the District. The length of the road that had been built in the province of South
East Sulawesi until 2012 reached 1,398,243.18 miles, consisting of 1,397,051 km of national roads,
906.09 km of provincial roads and 286.09 km of provincial strategic. Provincial road conditions can
be classified into paved and non-paved roads. 1,128.92 km paved road and non-road asphalt 969.35
miles.
2. LAND TRANSPORTATION
Supported land transportation ground transportation network in Southeast Sulawesi is divided into four
categories: land transport network Inter-City Inter-Province, intercity ground transportation network in
Provincial, Municipal Transport and Rural Transport.
Land transportation in the form of public transportation

network Inter-City Inter-Province, has been available to both,
such as public transport in some cities in Southeast Sulawesi
province to several cities in the province of South Sulawesi,
Central Sulawesi and North Sulawesi
Ground transportation network of public transport in the
Provincial Inter-City is also available as: Kendari - Kolaka North Kolaka, Kendari - North Konawe, Kendari - South Konawe - Bombana, Kendari - Raha - BauBau.
Land Transportation Puwatu.
3. SEA TRANSPORTATION
Perhubung Sea in Southeast Sulawesi supported by several docks, as the people's economic mobility
path:
Table: 2.7 Harbour Crossing in Southeast Sulawesi
PORT NAME
Ports Torobulu
Ports Tampo
Ports Tondasi
orts Waara
LOCATION
Kab. Konawe Selatan
Kab. Muna
Kab. Muna
Kab. Buton
CONNECTING
Mainland Kendari - Muna
Muna - mainland Kendari
Muna - Sinjai
Mainland Muna - Bau-Bau
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Ports Bau-bau
Bau-bau
Bau-Bau Buton (mainland Muna)
Ports Kamaru
Ports Wanci
Ports Kendari
Ports Wawonii
Ports Dongkala
Ports Mawasangka
Buton
Wanci
Kendari
Wawonii
Bombana
Muna
Buton Island - Wanci Island

Wanci Island - Buton Island
Kendari Wawonii Island
Wawonii Island Kendari city
Bombana with Buton
Muna- Buton.
Ports Kolaka
Kolaka
Kolaka - Bajoe, South Sulawesi.
Table: 2.8 Seaport in Southeast Sulawesi Based Kind
Sea freight traffic Southeast Sulawesi province served by PT. PELNI namely: KM
TILONGKABILA through the port of Kendari, Raha, and Bau- smell. KM. Rinjani, KM. Siguntang hill,
and KM. Lambelu through the harbor smells.
Sea transport between cities in the province are served by fast boat: Cantika KM and KM.
Sagori Ekspress. These vessels are available yatu Kendari - Raha - Bau-Bau (PP) twice a day.
Kendari - Ereke three times a week, while the smells - Wanci every day
Pelabuhan Bau-Bau
Pelabuhan Kapal Very Kolaka - Bajoe

Pelabuhan Bau-Bau
KM. Tilong Kabila Angkutan Laut
Antar Provinsi
Angkutan Laut Kendari-Raha-Bau-Bau
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4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4. AIR TRANSPORTATION
In Southeast Sulawesi, there are six Airport (Airport), namely:
Haluoleo Kendari Airport (Capital)
The airport is located on Jl. Haluoleo service, Ambaipua
Konawe Village South, distance from Kendari 30 Km. Types
of aircraft that can land among other B-737-800 VFR / IFR,
Airlines: Garuda Indonesia, Sriwijaya, Lion Air, Express Air,
Water Wings, etc.
Pomalaa service Kolaka
The airport is located in District Pomalaa, Kolaka,

classified as Class IV, type aircraft can land is the C212.
Sugimanuru service Muna

The airport is located in the district kusambi, distance
from City Raha 23 Km. belonging to the class V, can
be landed by aircraft type is the C-212. Airport name:
Sugimanuru Kab. Muna, District kusambi Class IV
Airport, managed by DGCA, Hours of Operation: 11:00
(GMT) - 02:00 (GMT), Distance from city: 23 KM,
average temperature: 31 0 C, LLU service, AFIS, ICAO,
: WWAB, IATA: BUW
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Betoambari service Bau-Bau
The airport is located in the Village Katobengke,

District Betoambari. Classified as Class IV airport,
aircraft type that can be landed with a capacity of 60
seats, such as airlines: Lion Air / Wings Air, Express
Air. The airport is located at Jalan Dayanu
Ikhsanuddin Bau - Bau managed DGCA, Operating
Hours: 07:00 to 16:00 (pm), Operation Capability:
DASH 8 (4100 LBS) and MA-60, Classification of
Operation: Non Instruments, ARP coordinates: 05:31
E - 122.32 S, average temperature: 31 0 C, Aerodrome elevation: 50 M, Distance from city: 7 Km
Matahora service Wakatobi

Located in Wangi-Wangi district. Wangi Wangi, classified as class V airport, the usual types of aircraft
landing is the C-212. Airlines: Wings Air / Lion Air, Express Air from two departments of Bali - Wakatobi
and Kendari - Wakatobi.
Angia service Nibandera Kolaka
The airport is located in the City Kolaka Kolaka

belonging to the class V, the ability to be a cornerstone of the C-212
aircraft with a capacity of 60 seats.
Moibilitas passengers and goods, both coming and departing via land, sea and air show frequency
increasing from year to year. This shows the growing economic movements smakin society.
It is supported by the ease reach areas in Southeast Sulawesi due to the addition of lanes to the
Wangi Wangi, Bau-Bau and Kolaka and supported the addition to the fleet of Kendari that Lion Air
flights from flying into 9x 2x flights per day and Garuda Indonesia from 1x to 3x cost flights per
day, toward the destination areas across the province.
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2.2 Flight Path Map Available Domestic / International
A. DOMESTIC FLIGHT SCHEDULE / INTERNATIONAL

Table 2.7: Aircraft Flight Schedules Sriwijaya Air Kendari Makassar
Table 2.8: Schedule of Garuda Flight Kendari - Makassar
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Table 2.9: Garuda Kendari Flight Schedules Jakarta
Table 2.10: Aircraft Flight Schedules Sriwijaya Air Kendari - Makassar
Table 2.11: Aircraft Flight Schedules Sriwijaya Air Kendari - Surabaya
Table 2. 12: Aircraft Flight Schedules Sriwijaya Air Kendari - Jakarta

Sumber: Dinas Parekraf Prov. Sultra 2014
Tabel 2.12: Jadwal Penerbangan Pesawat Lion Air Kendari - Jakarta
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Table 2.13: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Kendari - Jakarta
Table 2.14: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Kendari - Surabaya
Table 2.15: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Kendari - Makassar
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ber: Dinas Parekraf Prov. Sultra 2014
Table 2.16: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Kendari - Wakatobi
Table 2.17: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Baubau - Makassar
Table 2:18: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Kolaka Makassar
Source: Department of Parekraf Prov. Su ltra 2014
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A. RESOURCES
POWER
Electricity plays an important role in stimulating economic growth and investment, and to
support development in all sectors in order to improve the welfare of the people.
Given the importance of the electric power, then Prov. Southeast Sulawesi, requiring
electricity supply more equitable, reliable, and sustainable through comprehensive
planning, while the potential of electricity power in Southeast Sulawesi can be seen in
Table
2.19:
Table. 2:19 Hydro Power Potential
B.
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Source: Department of Energy Prov. Sultra 2013
Table: 2:20. Available Power Plant in Southeast Sulawesi
Map 2.1 Potential Hydroelectric Development
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Source Department of Energy and Mineral

Resources of Southeast Sulawesi Province
The number of electricity customers disulawesi southeast
Table 2:21. Amount Per Customer Type Customer listirik 2013
can
be
seen
in
Table
2:21
Tahun
Rumah Tangga
Industri
Bisnis
Sosial
Pemerintah
PJU
Jumlah
2008
183.493
113
8.729
3.889
1.698
358
198.280
2009
183.727
115
9.828
3.980
1.761
365
199.776
2010
197.424
116
10.375
4.159
1.817
397
214.288
2011
238.932
122
11.889
4.616
1.974
405
257.938
2012
270.100
123
13.259
5.415
2.362
422
291.681
2013
Total
1.161.
1.073.676
589
54.080
22.059
9.612
1.947
963
Source: Department of Energy and Mineral Resources southeast Sulawesi province in 2013
Penlanggan biggest electricity in Southeast Sulawesi from year to year is still dominated by domestic
customers following street lighting and the business sector
A. TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION

Telecommunication Facility plays an important role in traffic services distribution of goods,
money and information, both regionally, nationally and internationally. Telecommunications
development in Southeast Sulawesi has been quite rapidly, in addition to the telephone
network PT. Telkom also has the availability of five GSM and CDMA Mobile Operator
scattered in the district / city sesulawesi southeast, the mobile phone network is
functioning well and reach almost the entire region of Southeast Sulawesi.
Total BTS Communication:
195 BTS
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The number of national and local Newspaper:

The number of local radio and TV Broadcasting:
Percentage of population using HP:
2 and 3
8 and 2
(Source: Department of transportation and informatics 2012)
Similarly, the television information media, citizens can watch dozens of television
channels, both nationally and internationally, through cable TV networks and UHF
antennas. Access to Newspapers in general are still centralized in urban areas, such as
Kendari Post newspaper, express Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi and Media,
A. WATER RESOURCES
1. Access to Clean Water
29
Ledeng
Pompa
4%
17%
19%
22%
6%
9%6%
10% 7%
kemasan
sumur TT
Mat
Air Hujan
sumur
terlindung
isi ulang
lainnya
Access to clean water families (KK) which is used for drinking divided into duakelompok
large, protected drinking water sources (bottled water, plumbing, pumps, protected spring,
protected well, and rain water) and unprotected water sources (wells unprotected ,
unprotected springs, rivers, and other). KK access to clean water in Southeast Sulawesi
province
in
2012
is
shown
in
diagram
2.2
Diagram, 2.2 Clean Water Access Family Head In Southeast Sulawesi province in 2012
Diagram 2.2. shows the percentage of households that have a source of running water;
34.80%, water pump; 2.16%, bottled water; , 71%, water refill; 1.61%, water well
protected; 18.64%, MAT; 3.21%, rainwater; 3.36%, water wells TT; 2.30% and other
airjenis
for;
23.21%
Based on the report of Environmental Health Programs are 37.48% of households in the
province of South East Sulawesi using drinking water sources are not protected by
exploiting unprotected wells, unprotected springs or rivers / times
Source: Health Profile of District / City of southeast Sulawesi province in 2012
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Chapter III
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
A REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH
Economic growth in Southeast Sulawesi Province period of 2010-2013 continues to increase every
year, it is shown with an average growth reached 8.42 percent with an average increase reached 0.79
percent annually.
Regional Economic Analysis Data Bank Indonesia fourth quarter of 2013, economic growth in
Southeast Sulawesi presents the fourth quarter of 2013, which stood at 8.18% (yoy). The figure is lower
than the same period last year which stood at 9.59%, but higher than the national growth rate of 5.72%
(yoy). Overall in 2013, Southeast Sulawesi economic growth was recorded at 7.28% (yoy), higher than the
national economic growth in 2013 of 5.78%.
Based on current prices, the nominal GDP fourth quarter of 2013 amounted to Rp. 10.87 trillion, while
at constant prices that were higher when compared with the previous quarter amounting to Rp 3.77 trillion.
Overall in 2013, the nominal GDP southeast Sulawesi is Rp. 40.77 trillion, while based on constant price
GDP
Southeast
Sulawesi
was
Rp.
15.04
Trillion.
More details can be seen in the diagram and table 3.1. The following:
Figure 3.1. Southeast Sulawesi Economic Growth Cycle
Source: Regional Economic Analysis of Bank

Indonesia, 2014
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2012
NO
2013
SEKTORAL
2012
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
2013
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Pertanian
1.80%
1.51%
1.07%
0.45%
1.19%
1.45%
1.23%
1.18%
1.54%
1.35%
Pertambangan &
Penggalian
3.43%
3.08%
3.14%
2.78%
3.10%
2.50%
0.37%
-0.71%
0.51%
0.63%
Industri Pengolahan
-0.58%
-0.01%
0.62%
0.69%
0.20%
1.43%
1.03%
-0.52%
-0.32%
0.38%
Listrik,Gas & Air

Bersih
0.15%
0.16%
0.16%
0.16%
0.16%
0.14%
0.15%
0.10%
0.08%
0.12%
Bangunan
0.96%
1.13%
1.22%
1.42%
1.19%
0.90%
0.63%
0.58%
1.27%
0.85%
Perdagangan, Hotel &

Restoran
2.07%
2.11%
2.25%
2.02%
2.11%
1.98%
2.00%
1.28%
1.86%
1.78%
Angkutan &
Komunikasi
0.93%
0.94%
1.04%
0.59%
0.87%
0.38%
0.57%
0.62%
0.93%
0.63%
Keuangan,
Persewaan & Jasa
Perusahaan
0.51%
0.76%
0.79%
0.78%
0.71%
0.74%
0.80%
0.88%
1.00%
0.86%
Jasa jasa
0.78%
1.03%
1.0O%
0.69%
0.87%
0.25%
0.29%
0.8%
1.30%
0.69%
10.06%
10.71%
11.29%
9.59%
10.41%
9.78%
7.08%
4.28%
8.18%
7.28%
TOTAL PDRB
Table 3.1 Sectoral Economic Growth (yoy) 2012-2014
Source: Regional Economic Analysis of Bank

Indonesia, 2014
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A. SOUTHEAST SULAWESI GDP 2014

1. Contributions Sectoral
Chart 3.2 Percentage distribution of sectoral GDP Southeast Sulawesi

Nominal GDP Southeast Sulawesi Quarter I-2014 to reach 10.38 trillion rupiah. Agriculture Sector
Contribution toward the formation of
GDP is still the largest, reached 3.06
trillion (29.54 percent). The agricultural
sector is supported fisheries sub-sector
amounted to 1.14 trillion (11.01 percent)
and four other sub-sectors with
contributions from 0.11 to 0.70 billion
dollars or 1.09 to 6.70 percent of GDP
economic sector, which also contribute
greatly is a Trade Sector, Hotels, and
Restaurants of 2.12 trillion (20.47
percent) and Sector Services - Services
Sumber BPS Sultra 2014
for 1.22 trillion (11.78 percent).
Sector Trade, Hotels and Restaurants dominated by wholesale and retail trade sub-sector amounted to
2.08 trillion dollars, and Sector Offices of general government sub-sector is dominated by 1.09 trillion or
20.01
percent
respectively
and
10.55
per
cent
of
the
GDP.
In addition to the three sectors of the economy trersebut, the contribution of other sectors respectively
less than 10 percent, which is the smallest of three sectors Sector Electricity, Gas and Water (1.19
percent), manufacturing industry (5.67 percent), and Sector Finance (6.30 percent).
1. Structure of GDP Expenditure

Table 3.2 GDP Southeast Sulawesi Expenditure According Components Quarter 2014
No
Komponen Pengeluaran
Nilai (triliun
(Rupiah)
Kontribusi
(Persen)
(1)
(2)
(3)
Pengeluaran
Tangga 1)
Konsumsi
Rumah
5,79
55,76
2.
Pengeluaran Konsumsi Pemerintah
2,44
23,56
3.
Pembentukan Modal Tetap Bruto

(PMTB) 2)
4,37
42,14
4.
Ekspor Neto
-2,23
-21,46
- Ekspor
2,03
19,55
- Impor
4,25
41,01
10,38
100,00
Produk Domestik Regional Bruto
Source: BPS
tenggarara 2014
Sulawesi
Use of GDP Quarter I-2014, as

Table 3.2, still dominated by
consumption expenditure of 8.23
trillion (79.32 percent). Household
34
Consumption Expenditure components including nonprofit private institutions (Private Consumption

Expenditure) amounted to 5.79 trillion (55.76 percent) or higher than the share of the same components in
the previous quarter (52.54 percent). Meanwhile, the Government Consumption Expenditure (Government
consumption expenditure) amounted to 2.44 trillion rupiah (23.56 percent) increase when compared to the
same components share in the previous quarter (22.79 percent).
Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF) or Gross Fixed Capital Formation in the first quarter of 2014 to
reach 4.37 trillion (42.14 percent). With the relative magnitude of the contribution of the real component of
the physical investment (physical investment) it is expected that the economy continues to grow better.
Furthermore, net exports showed the value of the deficit of 2.23 trillion (21.46 percent). The value of
exports amounted to 2.03 trillion dollars lower than the value of imports reached 4.25 trillion rupiah.
B. Level of Poverty
Southeast Sulawesi Descending poverty rate of 19.53% from 2008 to 12.83 percent in 2013. Efforts to
reduce poverty in Southeast Sulawesi Province through various poverty alleviation programs implemented
both nationally and implemented by local policies and programs have shown results which is pretty good
through Bahteramas program with three (3) pillars of development, namely: (1) Help free medical
expenses up to inpatient grade 3; (2) Help the school operating costs (BOP); (3) Financial assistance to
the village / sub Rp. 100 million and sub Rp. 50 million. However, 12.83 percent figure is still considered
high compared to the national poverty rate of 11 percent. The poverty rate in Southeast Sulawesi province
can be seen in the diagram 3.3:
Figure 3.3 Level of Poverty in Southeast Sulawesi province in 2008-2013
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Poor Level (%)

19,53
20
18,93
17,05
15
14,61
13,06
12,83
2012
2013
10
5
0
2008
2009
2010
2011
Source: BPS
2013 processed
However, the number of poor people is still large enough to reach 301 710 people in 2013, which is
the largest number of poor people in rural areas reached 90 percent of the total number of poor people in
Southeast Sulawesi, shown in Figure 3.4:
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Diagram 3.4. Number of Poor People Southeast Sulawesi province in 2008-2013

450.000
400.000
Jumlah
Penduduk
Miskin
Perkotaan
(Orang
350.000
300.000
250.000
200.000
150.000
100.000
2008
2009 2010
2011
2012
2013
Jumlah
Pendudu
k Miskin
Perdesa
an
(Orang
Source: BPS 2013

processed
B.
WORKFORCE
1. Labor Force, Employment and Unemployment.
In the presentation of statistical data Prov. Southeast Sulawesi shows that:
Overall employment structure in Southeast Sulawesi in February 2014 showed significant
changes from February 2013. The labor force in February 2014, which reached 1,136,185
people, or an increase of about 44 804 people (4.11 percent) compared to February 2013
amounted
to
1,091.
381
people.
In February 2014, the working population reached 1,112,015 people and increased by
about 57 728 people (5.48 percent) compared to the situation in February 2013 in the amount
of
1,054,287
people.
The number of unemployed in February 2014 reached 24 170 people and about 12 924
people has decreased compared to February 2013 by 37 094 people.
Unemployment Rate shows the decrease of 3.40 percent (February 2013) to 2.13 per cent
(February
2014).
Labor Force Participation Rate (LFPR) in February 2014 increased compared with
February 2013 ie from 69.72 percent to 71.05 percent.
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Table 3.3. Population Age 15 Years and Over By Event, February 2012 - February 2014
KEGIATAN UTAMA
2012
FEBRUARI
2013
2014
(1)
Angkatan Kerja
(2)
1.121.688
a. Bekerja
1.086.759
b.
34.929
AGUST
US
(3)
1.043.3
90
1.000.5
70
42.820
409.997
73,23
505.002
67,39
473.977
69,72
539.454
65,91
462.846
71,05
3,11
4,10
3,40
4,38
2,13
432.062
205.614
226.448
438.285
154.931
283.354
408.242
112.214
296.028
490.173
131.566
358.607
431.499
127.847
303.652
Pengangguran
Terbuka
Bukan Angkatan Kerja
Tingkat
Partisipasi
Angkatan Kerja (%)
Tingkat
Pengangguran
Terbuka (%)
Pekerja Tidak Penuh
Setengah Penganggur
Paruh Waktu
FEBRUA
RI
(4)
1.091.381
AGUSTUS
FEBRUARI
(5)
1.042.947
(6)
1.136.185
1.054.287
997.231
37.094
45.716
24.170
1.112.015
Source: BPS. Southeast Sulawesi in 2014
1. Working Population According to court Main Job

During the period February 2013 - February 2014, the population in Sulawesi Provinsis Tenggaar working
has increased, in the agricultural sector amounted to 20 331 people (4.56 percent), industry 2,282 people
(3.04 percent), trading 17,320 people (8.99 percent ), transport 9773 people (26.89 percent), financial
institutions 9,300 people (64.11 percent) and the services sector 10 743 people (5.25 percent).
While in the period February 2013 - February 2014 decreased sectors are mining sector by 9994
people (33.11 percent), the power sector by 318 people (28.34 percent) and the construction sector by
1,709
people
(3.16
percent).
Number of persons employed in the agricultural sector is the most dominant sector in employment.
Employment in the agricultural sector amounted to 465 940 people (41.90 percent). Table 3.4. shows the
structure of the working population according to the main job. :
Farmers Jaggung Switch to paddy in

North Buton
Traditional Market Traders

Kendari
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Table 3.4.
Population Age 15 Years and Over Who Worked According Main
Industry,
February 2012 - February 2014
LAPANGAN
PEKERJAAN
UTAMA
2012*)
Pertambangan
FEBRUARI
487.151
(44,83%)
32.344 (2,98%)
Industri
63.094 (5,81%)
Listrik, Gas, dan

Air Minum
Konstruksi
2.373 (0,22%)
Perdagangan,
RM
Transportasi
192.283
(17,69%)
46.395 (4,27%)
Lembaga
Keuangan
Jasa
12.181 (1,12%)
Pertanian
Sulawesi
Tenggara
38.670 (3,56%)
212.268
(19,53%)
1.086.759
(100%)
2013*)
AGUSTUS
410.424
(41,02%)
31.908
(3,19%)
64.300
(6,43%)
1.954
(0,20%)
64.196
(6,42%)
186.283
(18,62%)
48.321
(4,83%)
11.931
(1,19%)
181.253
(18,11%)
1.000.570
(100%)
1FEBRUARI
445.609
(42,27%)
30.185
(2,86%)
75.085
(7,12%)
1.122 (0,11%)
AGUSTUS
417.001
(41,82%)
30.237
(3,03%)
56.921
(5,71%)
2.555 (0,26%)
54.135
(5,13%)
192.590
(18,27%)
36.341
(3,45%)
14.506
(1,38%)
204.714
(19,42%)
1.054.287
(100%)
54.224
(5,44%)
181.798
(18,23%)
48.441
(4,86%)
15.886
(1,59%)
190.168
(19,07%)
997.231
(100%)
2014**)
FEBRUARI
465.940
(41,90%)
20.191 (1,82%)
77.367 (6.96%)
804
(0.07%)
52.426 (4,71%)
209.910
(18,88%)
46.114 (4,15%)
23.806 (2,14%)
215.457
(19,38%)
1.112.015
(100%)
Source: BPS southeast Sulawesi Province in 2014

Working
Population
by
Educational
Based on the level of education, the state of labor until February 2014 is still dominated by those with
little education SD down by 475 863 people (42.79 percent). Working population with higher education is
only about 148 555 people covering 35 933 people (3.23 percent) a Diploma and 112 622 people (10.13
percent) berpendidikanUniversitas. Based on Table 5, when compared with conditions in February 2013,
the general working population in February 2014 increased at all levels except the junior high school level,
which fell by 7627 people (3.94 percent) and the Diploma, which fell by 5,512 people (13.30 percent).
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Table 3.5. Population Age 15 Years and Over Who Worked In Attaintment Education, February 2012 February 2014
2012*)
Pendidikan
Tertinggi
Yang ditamatkan
(1)
SD ke Bawah
Sekolah Menengah
Pertama
Sekolah Menengah
Atas
Sekolah Menengah
Kejuruan
Diploma I/II/III
Universitas
Sulawesi Tenggara
FEBRUARI
(2)
488.807
(44,98%)
194.040
(17,85%)
225.188
(20,72%)
44.353
(4,08%)
49.619
(4,57%)
84.752
(7,80%)
1.086.759
(100%)
2013*)
AGUSTUS
(3)
459.816
(45,96%)
177.721
(17,76%)
193.308
(19,32%)
48.118
(4,81%)
35.442
(3,54%)
86.165
(8,61%)
1.000.570
(100%)
FEBRUARI
(4)
470.644
(44,64%)
193.621
(18,37%)
192.201
(18,23%)
48.030
(4,56%)
41.445
(3,93%)
108.346
(10,28%)
1.054.287
(100%)
AGUSTUS
(5)
446.136
(44,74%)
164.445
(16,49%)
210.145
(21,07%)
46.370
(4,65%)
33.609
(3,37%)
96.526
(9,68%)
997.231
(100%)
2014**)
FEBRUARI
(6)
475.863
(42,79%)
185.994
(16,73%)
251.976
(22,66%)
49.627
(4,46%)
35.933
(3,23%)
112.622
(10,13%)
1.112.015
(100%)
Saumber: Central Bureau of Statistics southeast Sulawesi province in 2014

Based on Table 3.5. In 2012 until 2014, that the population aged 15 years and above in Prov. Southeast
Sulawesi, shows a high school graduate working population by highest level of education compared to
other educational level graduate education more
C. EXPORT IMPORT
1. EXPORT
Table 3.6. Export Value Southeast Sulawesi Year 2013-2014
No
Uraian
Mei
2013
April
2014
Mei
2014
Volume
(Ribu
Ton)
Nilai (Juta US$)
2.180,35
5,28
70,22
18,44
67,09
Presentase
Perubahan
terhadap bulan
sebelumnya
1.170,64
Presentase Perubahan
bulan Mei 2013
terhadap April 2014
( %)
-96,92
39,28
113,02
-44,06
Source: Central Bureau of Statistics 2014 Southeast Sulawesi
Southeast Sulawesi export value in May 2014 was US $ 39.28 million or an increase of 113.02 percent
compared to April 2014 recorded exports of US $ 18.44. While the volume of exports in the month of May
2014 recorded 67.09 thousand tons, an increase of 1170.64 percent over April 2014 exports amounted to
5.28 thousand tons. Total exports of Southeast Sulawesi in 2014 reached 2322.72 thousand tons valued at
US
$
183.33
million.
Country of exports in May 2014 that the state of Hong Kong, Japan, Thailand, the Netherlands, China and
the United States. The volume of China's biggest export to the country recorded 56.49 thousand tons,
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(84.20%) with a value of US $ 1.64 million (4.18%), although the volume is below the Chinese but the
value
with the aim of Dutch higher state which was US $ 36.67 million (93.36%) by volume, 10.18 thousand tons
(15.17%), then the country of Thailand recorded 0.31 thousand tons (0.46%) with a value of US $, 0.41
million (1.04%), and the rest of the country with the aim of Hong Kong, Japan and the United States.
2. IMPORT
In addition to exports, Southeast Sulawesi, among others, also do import of commodity mineral fuels,
ceramic products, articles of iron or steel, machinery and mechanical appliances and Ships and floating
structures
Table 3.7. Value Imports of Southeast Sulawesi Year 2013-2014
No
Uraian
Mei
2013
April
2014
Mei 2014
Volume
(Ribu
Ton)
Nilai (Juta US$)
39,81
40,71
30,03
-26,23
Presentase
Perubahan
bulan Mei 2014
terhadap April
2013 ( %)
-24,57
41,58
43,99
27,02
-38,58
-35,02
Presentase
Perubahan
terhadap bulan
sebelumnya
Sumber : BPS Sultra 2014
The value of imports of Southeast Sulawesi in May 2014 was US $ 27.02 million or decreased by
38.58 percent compared to April 2014 imports were recorded at US $ 43.99 million. While the volume of
imports in May 2014 recorded 30.03 thousand tons or decreased by 26.23 percent compared to April 2014
imports
amounted
to
40.71
thousand
tons.
If seen the last four years, imports of Southeast Sulawesi in 2010 was very low, but later in the year 2011
already showed a trend to rise, until the year 2012 and in 2013 was still up but not as sharp as in 2011. In
2014 to May import volume reached 164 , 37 thousand tons with a value of US $ 179.58 million.
The Progress can be seen in Table 3.8.
Table 3.8 Development of Imports Southeast Sulawesi
Nomina
2012
l USD
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q1
84,304,495
81,757,170
75,063,564
77,066,463
112,280,453
2013
2014
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q1
90,822,425
126,012,800
109,216,645
108,560,000
Sources Southeast Sulawesi Central Bureau of Statistics 2014
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C. Foreign Investment and Domestic Investment in Southeast Sulawesi

Table 3.9 . The number of domestic and foreign projects per county and city in Southeast
Sulawesi Province in 2013
The highest foreign investment in Southeast Sulawesi, located in Kolaka (32), following the Kendari (27),
North
Konawe
(23)
and
Kab.
Konawe.
(17)
While domestic investment, which is the highest in the city of Kendari (25) and Muna District 11) and Kab.
Konawe (10), while other areas are buffer areas were also targeted investors foreign investment and
domestic investment in the future, along with the elucidation of the potential resources available in the
district / city in question.
D.
INFLATION
Consumer Price Index (CPI) is one of the economic indicators are often used to measure the rate of
change in prices (inflation / deflation) at the consumer level, especially in urban areas. CPI change from
time to time indicates the movement of the price of a package of commodities consumed by households.
Based on the monitoring results of the BPS in Kendari in June 2014 inflation at 0.94 percent, or an
increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) of 107.70 in May 2014 to 108.71 in June 2014. The inflation
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rate of the calendar year (January to June) 2014 at 0.51 percent and the inflation rate year-on-year (June
2014
to
June
2013)
of
4.21
percent.
Inflation occurs because of the increase in food group index 3.82 percent; health group 0.54 percent; food,
beverages, cigarettes, and tobacco 0.41 percent; education, recreation and sport 0.18 percent; housing,
water, electricity, gas, and fuel 0.07 percent; clothing group 0.03 percent as well as transport,
communications,
and
financial
services
as
a
whole
recorded
0.01
percent.
Some commodity price increases in June 2014 include: tuna; kale; overpass; red onion; Rambe;
anchovies; cooking oil; banana; squid and yellow tail. While commodity prices decline are: mobile phones;
bananas; rice; apple; fern / nails; board; soap detergent powder / liquid; papaya; cement and food
cupboards.
Commodity groups contributed / contribution to inflation in June 2014, namely: foodstuffs 0.840 percent;
processed foods; beverages; cigarettes and tobacco 0,040 percent; health group 0.025 percent; housing,
water, electricity, gas and fuel 0,020 percent; education, recreation and sport 0,013 percent; transportation
0.003 percent and 0.002 percent clothing.
Table 3.10. Percentage Changes in the CPI and the rate Inlasi 2013-2014
Kelompok Pengeluaran
IHK
Desember
2013
IHK
Juni
2014
Inflasi
Juni
2014(1)
Laju Inflasi
Tahun
Kalender
2014 (2)
Inflasi
Tahun ke
Tahun (3)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Umum
108,16
108,71
0,94
0,51
4,21
Bahan Makanan
107,14
106,54
3,82
-0,56
2,33
Makanan
Jadi,
Minuman, Rokok, dan
Tembakau
106,25
108,19
0,41
1,83
3,73
Perumahan,
Listrik,
Gas,
Bahan bakar
110,38
111,34
0,07
0,87
2,69
Sandang
98,80
98,94
0,03
0,14
0,07
Kesehatan
103,72
105,73
0,54
1,94
2,91
Pendidikan, Rekreasi,
dan Olahraga
101,71
102,10
0,18
0,38
0,87
Transpor,
Komunikasi,
Jasa Keuangan
114,55
115,10
0,01
0,49
11,42
Air,
dan
dan
Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, 2014 Southeast Sulawesi
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D. HOTELS
Tabel. 3.11.
TPK, TPTT, Rata-rata Lama Nginap, GPR dan Persentase Jumlah Tamu
HotelDesember 2012 dan Desember 2013 serta perubahan terhadap Desember 2012
di Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara
No
Ukuran
Desember
2012
November
2013
Desember
2013
Perubahan
(poin) Desember
2013 Terhadap
Desember 2012
Perubahan
Poin) Desember
2013 Terhadap
November 2013
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
TPK
55,81
56,33
48,50
-7,31
-7,83
TPTT
59,16
49,21
40,48
-18,68
-8,73
Rata-rata Lama
Nginap
tamu asing
tamu domestic
2,25
2,27
2,25
1,94
4,13
1,85
1,80
2,44
1,78
-0,45
0,17
-0,47
-0,14
-1,69
-0,07
GPR (Guest Per

Room)
1,55
1,30
1,23
-0,32
-0,07
Persentase Jumlah
Tamu Asing
1,84
4,24
2,86
1,02
-1,38
Persentase Jumlah
Tamu Domestik
98,16
95,76
97,14
-1,02
1,38
Sumber BPS. Prov Sultra 2013
Room Occupancy Rate (TPK) Hotels in Southeast

Sulawesi province in December 2013 recorded 48.50
percent, down 7.83 points compared to the ROR
November reached 56.33 percent. When compared
to
December
2012
recorded
55.81
percent
terjadipenurunan at 7.31 points. This figure is below

the national figure of 55.91 per cent was recorded.
Usage levels Beds Hotels in Southeast Sulawesi
province in December 2013 recorded 40.48 per cent,
fell 8.73 points when compared to the state of
November was recorded 49.21 percent, a decline
by 18.68 points compared to December 2012
tahunsebelumnya TPTT recorded 59.16 percent.
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Overall average length of stay of foreign and domestic (domestic) Hotels in Southeast Sulawesi province
in December 2013 by 1.80 days, decreased by 0.14 days.
When compared to the average length of stay in November 2013 (1.94 days). Comparison between
living in the country (domestic) and foreign visitors, the average
length of stay in December 2013 was higher than domestic guests
(domestic), respectively 2.44 days and 1.78 days. December
2013, a decrease of 0.45 days compared to December 2012
recorded 2.25 a day or less than the national average is 1.91
days.
On average guests perkamar / GPR (Guest Per
Room) Hotels in Southeast Sulawesi province in
December 2013 recorded 1.23, down 0.07 people
than in November 2013 (recorded 1.30 persons). If
the month of December 2013 compared to the
previous year (December 2012) recorded a decline
of
1.55 persons 0.32 persons.

The percentage ratio between the foreign guests
with domestic guests (domestic) Hotels in Southeast
Sulawesi province in the month of December 2013 recorded 97.14 per cent are living in the country
(domestic) and the remaining 2.86 percent are foreign guests, or a shift of 1.38 points
Table
3.12.
List
of
hotels
in
Kendari,
Southeast Sulawesi Province

NO
Nama Hotel
Alamat
Hotel Aden
Kantor: Jl Jend A Yani 54 KENDARI
Hotel Anggrek
Kantor: Jl Letjen S Parman 82 KENDARI
Hotel Arieskha
Kantor: Jl Laute 78-B KENDARI
Hotel Bukit Indah
Kantor: Jl Bunga Kamboja 10 KENDARI
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Hotel Al-maira
Hotel Amalia
Kantor: Jl Letjen Haryono MT 15 KENDARI
Hotel Athaya Kendari
Kantor: Jl Syech Yusuf 100 KENDARI
Hotel Bunga Tanjung
Kantor: Jl BungaTanjung 111 KENDARI
Hotel Clarion
Kantor: Jl. A.Yani Kendari
10
Hotel Dana Indah
Kantor: Jl Bunga Kamboja 10 KENDARI
11
Hotel Dewa Bintang
Kantor: Jl Saranani KENDARI
12
Hotel Duta Kencana
Kantor: Jl Abdullah Silondae 93 KENDARI
13
Hotel Efarial
14
Hotel Fauziah
Kantor: Jl Malik Raya 9 KENDARI
15
Hotel Imperial
Kantor: Jl Jend A Yani 77 KENDARI
16
Hotel Kartika
Kant Jl Jend A Yani 77 KENDARI
17
Hotel Kendari
Kantor: Jl Lakidende 14 KENDARI
18
Hotel Maleo
19
Hotel Metro
Kantor:Jl Drs H Abd Silondae 103 KENDARI
20
Hotel Metro Ii
Kantor: Jl Torada 8 KENDARI
21
Hotel Moris
Kantor:Jl Gajah Mada 35 KENDARI, Kantor: Jl Malik

Raya 7 KENDARI
22
Hotel Pantai Kendari
Kantor: Jl Sultan Hasanudin 44 KENDARI
23
Hotel Plaza Kendari
Kantor: Jl Kembar Kadia KENDARI
24
Hotel Putri
Kantor: Jl Letjen Haryono MT 104 KENDARI
25
Hotel Kartika
Kantor: Jl Mayjen S Parman 82 KENDARI
26
Hotel Kendari
Kantor: Jl Lakidende 14 KENDARI
27
Hotel Resik Beach
Kantor: Jl Sultan Hasanuddin 90 KENDARI
28
Swis bell Hotel
Kantor : Jl. By Pass Kendari
29
Hotel Resik Beach
Kantor: Jl Sultan Hasanuddin 90 KENDARI
30
Hotel Sultra
Kantor: Jl Sultan Hasanuddin 94-96 KENDARI
31
Hotel Telaga Damai
Kantor: Jl Dr Sam Ratulangi 99-A KENDARI
32
Hotel Wisata I
Kantor: Jl Muh Hatta 32-B KENDARI
33
Hotel Nusaindah
Kantor: Jl Letjen S Parman KENDARI
34
Hotel Teratai
Kantor: Jl Teratai 6 KENDA
35
Hotel Zahra
45
Tabel 3.13. List of Hotels and Inns in Bau-Bau / Buton

N0 Nama Hotel
Fasilitas
32 Kamar, 58 Tempat Tidur, Bussines Jln. Sultan Hasanuddin No.69

Room, Deluxe Room, Suite Room, Pub
(0402) 2823717, 2823633
Hotel Rajawali
Alamat/Telp/
2 Hotel Hanura Grand
18 Kamar, 34 Tempat Tidur, Bussines Jln. Martadinata

Room
2826657
26 Kamar, 36 Tempat Tidur, Bussines Jln. Mawar No.7 (0402) 2822911

Room, Deluxe Room, Suite Room
Hotel Mira
No.3
4 Hotel Rosichan
16 Kamar, 26 Tempat Tidur, Bussines Jln.

Betoambari
Room
2821909
Hotel Mustia
Kamar : - Standar 10 Kamar - Suite 2 Jln. RA.

Kamar
2821203
Hotel Debora
10 Kamar, 14 Tempat Tidur, Bussines

Jln. RA. Kartini No.18
Room
2821197
Hotel Liliyana
8 Kamar, 13 Tempat Tidur, Bussines Room Jln. Muh. Husni Thamrin No.20
(0402) 2821356
Hotel Fitria
Hotel Wisata
Kartini
No.30
(0402)
No.
(0402)
15(0402)
(0402)
12 Hotel Zaya Sakinah
12 Kamar, 14 Tempat Tidur, Bussines Jln. Kelapa No.6B (0402) 2821662

Room
12 Kamar, 14 Tempat Tidur, Bussines Jln. Kelapa No.6B, (0402) 2821662
Room
7 Kamar, 10 Tempat Tidur, Bussines Jln. Kamali No.18A (0402) 2823126
Room
4 Kamar, 12 Tempat Tidu
Jln. Budi Utomo No.24 (0402)
2822227
9 Kamar, 9 Tempat Tidur
Jln. Nangka No.5 (0402) 2823193
13 Losmen Molagina
14 Losmen Damai
15 Losmen Safaat

16 Losmen Salim
17 Losmen Yusrida
Kamar, 16 Tempat Tidur

18 Losmen Yustisari
10 Hotel Yana
11 Hotel Lina
Jln. Hayam Wuruk No. 81 (0402)

2821469
Jln. Sultan Hasanuddin No. 3C
Jln. Sultan Hasanuddin No. 38
(0402) 2821041
Jln. Monginsidi No. 9416
Jln. Sultan Hasanuddin No. 36 (0402)
2821303
Jln. Sultan Murhum No. 41 (0402)
2822293
Table 3.14 List of Hotels In Muna

NO
1
2
3
4
5
NAMA HOTEL
Hotel Berlian
Hotel Alia
Hotel Asri Mulia
Hotel Andalas
Hotel Garuda
ALAMAT /NO. TELP.

Jl. Sukowati. Raha II. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521316
Jl. Jend. Sudirman No. 5 Raha I. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521218
Jl. Sukowati No. Raha II. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2523313
Jl. Sukowati No. Raha II. Katobu. Telp. (0403)
Jl. Sukowati No. 133. Raha II. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521085
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6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Hotel Tiga Dara

Hotel Permata Sari
Hotel Napabale
Hotel Raudha
Losmen Tani
Hotel Ilham
Hotel Jeneberang
Penginapan fadly
Hotel Astika
Hotel Anugerah
Hotel Ungu
Hotel Mutiara
Hotel Andre
Hotel Rosyidah
Hotel Radia
Hotel Mega Bintang
Hotel Sombaya
Hotel Three D
Hotel SMKN 3 Raha
Jl. Sukowati No. 135 Raha II. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521179
Jl. Ahmad Yani No. 67. Butung-Butung. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521164
Jl. Ahmad Yani No. 29. Butung-Butung. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521276
Jl. Yos Sudarso No. 29. Laende. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521088
Jl. Dr. Sutomo. No. 27. Laende. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521168
Jl. Jati. No. 17. Butung-Butung. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521070
Jl. Baypass. Laiworu. Batalaiworu. Telp. (0403) 2523133
Jl. Baypass. Depan Pasar Laino.Laiworu. Batalaiworu. Telp. 082187255539
Jl. Sirkaya No. 17. Wamponiki. Katobu. Telp. 082188099055
Jl. Dewi Sartika No.12. Raha II. Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2521144
Jl. Tengiri No. 1. Lrg 1. Laiworu. Batalaiworu.
Jl. Baypass. Wamponiki . Katobu. Telp. 081341581112
Jl. Basuki Rahmat No. 26. Mangga Kuning. Katobu.
Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 38. Wamponiki . Katobu. Telp. (0403) 2522777
Jl. Dr. Sutomo. No. 12. Laende. Katobu. Telp. 082194476850
Jl. Lumba-Lumba. Pasar Laino. Laiworu. Batalaiworu. Telp. (0403) 2522642
Jl. Baypass. Depan Pasar Laino.Laiworu. Batalaiworu.
Jl. Lumba-Lumba. Lrg. Kepiting. Laiworu. Batalaiworu. Telp. 085395598991
Jl. Merdeka Baypass. Laiworu. Batalaiworu.
Table 3.15, List of Hotels in Wakatobi

Name
Alamat
Abi jaya penginapan
Waha pulau Tomia kamar mandi dalam dan AC dan TV
Al-azizah
Jl. Poros Liya No. 05 Wangi-Wangi Selatan
Amriani jaya hotel
Jl. longa kel. tongano barat
Aris jaya patipelong
Patipelong Tomia Timur
Bajo resort
Jl. poros lia mandati ii wangsel wakatobi Wangiwang
Tlp 0404
21017
47
Berlian hotel
Jl kemakmuran lingk tebangka
Firdaus penginapan
Gajah mada ii hotel
Jl. Kemakmuran No 82 Kel. Pongo kompleks
21527
Hoga Island Dive Resort
Hoga Island, Hoga Island 1234, Indonesia
Jely hotel
Jl. la ode samburaka no. 77, lingkungan pongo i, pongo,

wangi-wangi
21112
Lamongan penginapan
Jl. Merdeka no 5, dekat Kantor Bupati,
21017
Lina hotel
Jl. Wolter Monginsidi Mandati II Wangi-Wangi,
21961
Madya siru hotel
kel. lagiwae jl a yani kel. mandati ii
085241608933
Maharani wisma
Jln. Jendral Sudirman No.9

yayan_harbiadi@yahoo.co.id
Melati indah penginapan
Wangi-Wangi
Nirmala penginapan
Jl. a. yani, lingkungan bante ii, mandati ii, wangi-wangi selatan
Nitasari penginapan
Jl.Kemakmuran No 34, Kompleks Pasar Pagi Kel. Pongo,

Wangi-Wangi,
Lorenz Resort
Wanci
Kab.
Wakatobi
21592
085341664816
085280001772
21636
Nur rizki hotel

Obuu
Jl a. yani lingk tebangka
One Mobaa Resort

Patuno beach resort
Jl.poros patung raya, patuno, wangi-wangi selatan
0811-4002-221
Patuno Resort Wakatobi
Jl. Ir. Soekarno, Wangi-wangi, Wakatobi free wifi
+628114002221
Rahmat Indah,Hotel
Mandati III
Ratna penginapan
Jl. endapo, lingkungan bante ii, mandati ii, wangi-wangi

selatan
Sambakati
Jl. Jjend sudirman
Samudra penginapan
Jl. karyawan no. 39, lingkungan larukota, mandati ii, wangiwangi selatan
21039
Setyana hotel
Jl. Endapo Kompleks Rujab Bupati Wakatobi,
21222
Sinar babo hotel
Kompleks Perkampungan Mola Mola Utara
Tekosari
Jl jend sudirman
Tomia Dive Center
Tomia Island Wakatobi tomiadivecenter@gmail.com
+62 812 19 6566

80 +62 821 8787
7751
Wakatobi dive resort
Office@wakatobi.com
+62 868 1212

2355 +62 81 5575
1080
wakatobi hotel
Jl. a. yani, lingkungan topa, mandati i, wangi-wangi selatan
Rp.2.640.000 - Rp. 3.630.000
21062
21823
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Wakatobi Patuno Resort
Star 1 Jl. Raya Patuno, Wangi-W angi Wakatobi
Wisata beach hotel
Jl.Ahmad Yani Wangi - Wangi Wakatobi - Sulawesi Tenggara

hotel.wisata.beach@gmail.com
085231235223,
081341839412
Table. 3. 16 List of Hotels in Kolaka

No
Nama Hotel
Alamat/TLP
Hotel Ilham
Jl. Indumo No.15 Telp. 21609 fax 21609
Hotel Bele Bunga
Jl. Pahlawan No. 5 Telp. 21748
Hotel Dinda
Jl. Merdeka No. 28 Telp. 21701
Hotel Merpati I
Jl. Jend. Sudirman No. 5Telp. 21249
Hotel Zam-Zam
Jl. Taman Laut No. 27 Telp. 21214
Hotel Duta Wisata
Jl. Sam Ratulangi No. 1 Telp. 21261
Hotel Morini
Jl. Ahmad Yani No. 21 Telp. 21173
Hotel Mustika
Jl. Repelita No. 21 Telp. 21038
Hotel Gelora
Jl. Cakalang No. 19 Telp. 22651
10
Hotel Merpati II
Jl. Usman Rencong No. 3 Telp. 22077
11
Losmen Family
Jl. Cakalang No. 6 Telp. 21350
12
Hotel SibuluE
Jl. Kadue No. 8 Telp. 21036
13
Losmen Pelita
Jl. Repelita No. 56 Telp. 21183
14
Jasa Karya
Jl. Merdeka No. 23 Telp. 21385
15
Hotel Monalisa
Jl. Usman Rencong No. 17 Telp. 21035
16
Mentari
Jl. Jend. Sudirman No. Telp. 21187
17
Hotel ASTIRAH
Jl. Pramuka No. 4 Telp. 21163
18
Losmen Pelangi
Jl. Mekongga Indah No. 39 Telp. 21467
19
Losmen Hijrah
Jl. W. Monginsidi No. 9 Telp. 22687
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20
Al Kautsar
Jl. Jend. Sudirman No. 65 Telp. 21175
21
Wisma Nirwana
Jl. Alam Mekongga No. 8
22
Hotel Asri
Jl. Tinumbu No. 25 Telp. 23160
23
Mutiara
Jl. Wundulako No. 40 Telp.22484
24
Cemara Hijau
Jl. Cemara Hijau No. 3 Dawi Dawi Telp. 21324
25
Hotel Dewi Jaya

Jl. Protokol No. 23 Pomalaa Telp. 310128
E. BANKING
Banking conditions in 2012 showed a fairly high growth with
parameters assets of 27.34%. So that in total, the banking
Trillion. The development of these assets is driven by credit
29.98%.
positive
growth
assets in 2012 to Rp15,20
expansion
grew
by
Credit growth is higher than the growth in deposits (Third Party

16.82% so encouraging figures LDR (Loan to Deposit Ratio)
Meanwhile, the level of health of lending also remained at a
measured from the number of NPL (Non Performing Loans) are
Funds) which grew by

amounted to 107.66%.
safe
enough
level
relatively small at 1.53%.
Islamic banking showed high growth with indicators of asset

increase in assets was driven by loan portfolio and third-party
aggressive, with growth respectively 49.10% and 25.59%.
in deposits caused FDR number of Islamic banking is big
growth of 99.15%. The

funds (DPK) is quite
Disparity in credit growth
enough that 103.84%
The
rapid
banking also
development in general
followed
by
positive
developments
in
Southeast
Sulawesi BPR through
high growth
of assets and loans, where
Currently,
there are 15 rural banks in
Southeast
Sulawesi, which consists
of 8 and 7
private BPR BPR local
government
property. In 2012, the
assets of the
RB 15 has reached
Rp103,134
billion, up 29.14%. The
growth is much higher than the growth of assets in 2011 which amounted to 17.71%.
Meanwhile in the fourth quarter of 2013 shows a positive trend higher with positive asset growth
parameters of 11.10%. So that in total, the banking assets in the fourth quarter of 2013 to Rp
16.88 trillion. Although known to have increased on an annual basis, but when seen in the quarter
recorded a decline in assets of -5.73%. That is because the local government to withdraw
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deposits that are used for the completion of several government projects at the end of the period.
While based on the cash price of the Southeast Sulawesi GDP was Rp. 15.04 Trillion. On the
other hand, shows the development of Islamic banking as opposed to indicators of assets
decrease by -2.95%. Despite the negative growth, but lending and raising third party funds (DPK)
are known to experience growth respectively 56.00% and 34.38%. The development of the
number of bank offices by Regency / City in Southeast Sulawesi visible in the form of table 3. 16.
Kantor Bank Indonesia Sultra
Table 3.16: Indicators of Development and Rural Commercial Bank
Source: Regional Economic Analysis of Bank Indonesia, 2014
Table 3.17: Number of Bank Office by Regency / City in South East Sulawesi
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Source: Southeast Sulawesi in Figures

Central Bureau of Statistics, 2013
F. Impact of Mining Law Enforcement No. 4 th. 2009, on the Economy of Southeast Sulawesi
Government Regulation No. 1 of 2014 About the Mining Law Enforcement issued on January
11, 2014, the contents of which regulates the export activity elarangan tamang results in the
form of raw minerals out of the country, by him that every commodity mining products have to
go through more processing before export to abroad in processed commodities nentuk
mining results.
According to the Indonesian Bank study in 2014, based historically known that nearly 70% of
export commodities in Southeast Sulawesi is mining commodities such as crude minerals,
namely nickel ore exported to several countries such as China and some countries in Europe.
Statistical data show that the performance Prov Sultra2014 mining sector recorded very
significant accelerated to achieve growth rate of average growth of 40% (yoy) in 2012. The
rise of the mining activities to encourage the performance of the mining sector grew
significantly and provide the dominant contribution to the economic development Southeast
Sulawesi.
With the enactment of legislation and coal, then all forms of export activity in the form of raw
mineral mining commodities stops in total, which in turn have an impact not only on the export
of components but also in the mining sector in Southeast Sulawesi, because, it is known that
nearly 90% of businesses mine Southeast Sulawesi menghentikanaktivitas stop mining
operations.
The impact of the law enforcement and coal reflected in the economic development of
Southeast Sulawesi triwula I -2014 position where the mining sector recorded a growth of
contraction (Table A1) amounted to 28.27% (yoy) decreased significantly when
dibandingkandengan performance in the same period in the previous year by 25, 50% (yoy).
The decline in the performance of the mining sector is estimated to provide a multiplier effect
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on other sectors, such as PHR, Offices, as well as the financial sector, rice fields and
corporate services
The other side of the application of the Mining Law is expected to have a positive impact on
the economic development of Southeast Sulawesi in the long term, it is driven by the
realization of the Development of the smelter in some areas in Southeast Sulawesi, where
the realization of the project is positive and significant impact of 17.69 % (yoy). The
development of construction is expected to continue in the future, along with the construction
of
a
smelter
in
several
cities
and
districts
in
Southeast
Sulawesi.
Southeast Sulawesi economic growth potential is much higher in the coming years if it is able
to encourage the growth of the processing industry and mining purification (smelter). Nickel
ore exports in the period of 2011 and 2012 has been able to generate economic growth in
Southeast Sulawesi above 9 percent. Whereas exports of nickel ore is a low value-added
commodities. With the enactment of a ban on exports of raw minerals, the momentum for
transforming the mining industry of raw minerals be processed based on intensified, so the
potential to boost the economy based high added value greater.
Based on the calculation of Bank Indonesia Representative Office in Southeast Sulawesi, 1
million tons of nickel ore can produce 200 thousand tons of ferronickel. One ton of nickel ore
worth 15 USD to 36 USD, while 1 million tons of ferronickel worth 13 thousand USD to 14.5
thousand USD10. Thus, if successfully treated, one million tonnes of ore to produce 200
thousand tons of ferronickel with a selling price of 26 thousand to 28 thousand USD, or 78 to
173 times higher than if sold raw.
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OF MINERAL

AND COAL IN SOUTHEAST SULAWESI
Southeast Sulawesi provincial government tightened mine area that operates in a number of
districts in southeast Sulawesi province. Mining companies are assessed damage the environment even
recommended
closed
operations.
The seriousness of the Southeast Sulawesi provincial government looks of steps taken Southeast
Sulawesi Governor, the Governor initiated a meeting with five nickel-producing province in eastern
Indonesia each Governor of South Sulawesi, Central Sulawesi, North Maluku, Papua, West and Southeast
Sulawesi Governor produce agreement Napier through a Memorandum of undestanding (MoU) signed at
Home Position the Governor of South Sulawesi, December 2, 2013. The five governors support the
concept and implementation of the Law on Mineral and Coal No. 4 of 2009 related to the increase in valueadded
and a
ban on
export
of
minerals
in
the
form
of
raw materials .
Local regulations related to the management of mineral and coal mining is now regulated in Bylaw No. 5 th
2013 on the management of mineral and coal and Southeast Sulawesi governor Regulation on the
increase in value-added and export control of mineral and coal.
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Associated with the provincial government to form an integrated team of surveillance and monitoring of
mining that involves police Southeast Sulawesi, Southeast Sulawesi High Court, Korem, Navy and related
agencies aimed at:
1. To oversee the implementation of Mineral and Coal Law No. 4 of 2009, which it set about
banning the export of mining activity in the form of raw minerals out of the country, or any
commodity mining products have to go through more processing before export to abroad in
commodity nentuk processed mining products
2. In order to curb illegal mining activities in Southeast Sulawesi
3. To ensure that mining companies operate, has a complete document.
4. In order for natural resources in Southeast Sulawesi is rich in minerals but still less impact
on the welfare of the community can be used as much as possible for the prosperity of
society, without exploitation.
5. To smelter / refinery in Southeast Sulawesi nickel can be realized
6. Encourage mutual awareness of other development partners to control the activities of
environmentally sound mining and meet the environmental impact assessment documents.
Supervision of an integrated team of mining activities in Southeast Sulawesi province,
which began in December 2013, in which the district is a surveillance target area where a
number
of
mining
companies
operate.
And potential areas are: Potential nickel in North Konawe, Konawe, South Konawe,
Kolaka, North Kolaka, Bombana, Bau Bau and Buton. Gold mines in the district Bombana
and Asphalt in Buton.
DOCUMENTATION OF TEAM FOR INTEGRATED CONTROL OF MINING ACTIVITIES IN

SOUTH EAST SULAWESI
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Head of the Economic Bureau (center) H.

Shipments Activities
Mining
Results
Faizal, MS.
Together
with(Still
the team, being
Form Raw Materials)
South
Konawe
Reviewing Nickel plant in PT. Antam Kolaka
DR. IR. I KETUT

PUSPA. A. MTP
Job Evaluation
and (Assistant
findings in2)
the field by
Sulawesi provincial
government
tenggarara
the Provincial INTEGRATED TEAM. Sulawei
Medium Activity
Monitoring mining
southeast
activities in North Kolaka
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Integrated
Team is Doing
Identivikasi
Mining situation
in the
district. Activities
North Shipment
Konawe
FINANCIAL CONDITION SOUTHEAST SULAWESI PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT
1. Realisai budget Fourth Quarter 2013
In a study of local government financial analysis by Bank Indonesia's representative in
Southeast Sulawesi in 2013 explained that the absorption performance The annual budget of
the government proinsi southeast Sulawesi Quarter IV.-2013 showed optimal absorption. Of
the total state budget of Rp 176.89 billion, amounting to 83.28% of the total budget has been
realized
in
2013.
Percentage biggest expenditure is the expenditure for the results (transfer) and operating
expenses, respectively amounted to 90.96% and 87.72% of the budget, where the capital
expenditure is budgeted Rp. 603.33 billion, in the fourth quarter of 2013 realization reached
Rp
430.7
billion
or
71.39%
of
the
nominal
allocated.
On the earnings front, the realization of budget revenues in the fourth quarter of 2013
experienced a good achievement and meet budget targets pendapatan.realisasi local budget
revenues nominally Rp. 1969.13 billion or 100.88% of the total budget revenue. This
achievement comes from revenue (PAD), which includes taxes, levies and local corporate
profits, and transfer the balance funds. Local Revenue to local governments in Southeast
Sulawesi triwullan IV 2013 realized Rp. 511.43 billion or 107.76% of the total regional
revenue budgeted for the year 2013. The largest contributor to the Sar-source revenue is
local tax revenues amounting to Rp 408.11 billion, or 108.63% of the budget of Local
Revenue
Table. 3. 19. Realization of local government revenue and expenditure Southeast Sulawesi
Quarter IV-2013
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Source: Agency for Financial Pengelolah Southeast Sulawesi Province.
1. BUDGET REALIZATION OF INCOME IN THIRD QUARTER 2013

BudgetFurthermore, the analysis of local government finances by Bank Indonesia, shows
that the realization of local revenues in the third quarter of 2013, in nominal terms, revenue
everything that can be by the provincial government. Southeast Sulawesi is Rp 1969.13
billion or 100.88% of total government revenue target of Southeast Sulawesi province.
Table 3. Realization 20. Fourth Quarter 2013 Revenue Up
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Source: Agency for Financial Pengelolah Southeast

Sulawesi Province.
This achievement comes from the balance of funds transfers and local revenues include taxes, levies and
local corporate profits. The largest contribution comes from local income transfers recorded revenue of Rp.
1451.89 billion atau100%, 58% of the budgeted Rp. 1443.56 billion. The biggest contributor to the revenue
derived from the transfer of funds for non-tax revenue, which reached Rp. 59.38 billion, or 149% of the
budgeted at 39.77 billion. On postal revenue. Optimization of revenue contributed by local tax revenues of
Rp. 408.11 billion or 108.63% of the target set and also contributed by the results of retribution Rp. 24.47
billion or 101.12 of the targets set in the local budget in 2013.
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SECTOR PERTAMBANGAN
SECTOR PERKEBUNAN
SECTOR PERTANIAN
SECTOR PETERNAKAN
SECTOR PERIKANAN DANKELAUTAN
SECTOR INDUSTRI
SECTOR PARIWISATA
CHAPTER IV.
LEADING THE POTENTIAL FOR SOUTHEAST SULAWESI
Southeast Sulawesi province has a strategic competitive commodities from various sectors that have
investment opportunities include:
Table: 4.1. Sector - Commodity and Commodity Sector in Southeast Sulawesi
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Development potential sectors based commodity would have significance in the formulation of government
strategic policy prov. Southeast Sulawesi in particular to define and decide several areas in Southeast
Sulawesi as growth centers and industrial area
Map 4.1. Featured Potential Map of Southeast Sulawesi
Province
B
A
A.
Mining
and
Energy
Geothermal
A. Kawasan Konawe Utara : Asera,
Wiwirano, Langgikima (AWILA)
Map 4.1. Mining In Southeast Sulawesi Province
Luas Potensi
: 82.626,03 Ha
4.2 . PETA KAWASAN INDUSTRI PERTAMBANGAN NASIONAL
Cadangan Bahan Galian
DI SULAWESI TENGGARA
Nikel
: 46.007 Milyar
WMT
Nilai Ekonomi
: Rp. 10,9 Milyar
B. Kawasan Kolaka Utara : Laiwoi

Luas Potensi
: 86.094 Ha
Nikel
: 2.763.796.196
WMT
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C. Kawasan Pomalaa, Kolaka

Luas Potensi
: 78.709,92 Ha
Nikel
: 12.819 Milyar WMT
Emas
: 107.000 Ton
Nilai Ekonomi
Nikel
: Rp. 3.044 Ribu Triliyun
Emas
: Rp. 28 Ribu Triliyun
D. Kawasan Torobulo, Kabaena, Rumbia

Luas potensi
: 267.588,14 Ha
Cadangan bahan galian
Nikel
: 34,13 Milyar WMT
Emas
: 4433
Nilai ekonomi
Nikel
: Rp. 8,1 Ribu Triliyun
Emas
: Rp. 119,61 Ribu Triliyun
E. Kawasan Kapuntori Lasalimu(KAPOLIMO)

Luas potensi
: 4.171, 13 Ha
Cadangan bahan galian
Aspal
: 3,8 Milyar WMT
Nikel
: 1,676 Milyar WMT
Nilai ekonomi
Aspal
: Rp. 1.841 Triliyun
Nikel
: Rp. 398 Triliyun
Region of Southeast Sulawesi province has a potential or mineral content as follows:
1. NICKEL
Deposition of nickel laterite Indonesia has been known since 1937.Informasi regarding deposition of nickel
laterite listed first in the literature is Pomalaa Kolaka padatahun 1916 by the Dutch government, based on
their role, nickel ore has a variety of benefits, which can be used a mixture of the steel industry, household
appliances , and mix in the Building Industry.
Based on data from the Department of Energy and Mineral Resources, 2013, Southeast Sulawesi
province has a fairly large nickel reserves. amounted to 97 billion tons by the extensive distribution of 480
thousand hectares. Associated with the function of the forest area, the status of nickel in Southeast
Sulawesi region can be divided into two; nickel which is in protected areas and cultivated area.
Nickel located in protected areas of Southeast Sulawesi area of 202 thousand hectares and nickel in the
area of cultivation area of 278 thousand hectares. While the study of Geology Resource Center (PSDG)
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on level (grade) of Southeast Sulawesi nickel pick-test region in 2

districts namely Konawe and Kolaka for geochemical soilnya ranged
from 21 710 ppm = 2.17% Ni to a minimum of 665 ppm = 0.067% Ni,
whereas for direction vertical depth in temukannya garnerite mineralrich Ni ranges from 4.2 m to 7 m grading 1.4% to 5.5%.
Based on the distribution of rock carrier, potential mineral Nickel as
scattered in seven (7) districts. Data detailed in Table 4.2
Table 4.2: Backup Nickel in Prov. Southeast Sulawesi
Source:
Department of Energy and Mineral Resources of Southeast Sulawesi province in 2013
The mining sector as before, is one of the strategic
sectors of the mining industry in the area concept. Of 8 (eight)
districts, three (3) districts into alternative development of
mining industry, namely: North Konawe, Bombana, Kolaka.
In accordance with the mandate of the Mining Law No. 4 of
2009
on
mineral
and
coal.
Southeast Sulawesi provincial government has signed an
integrity pact plant processing and refining of nickel ore with
seven (7) companies were witnessed by the Deputy
Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources in Kendari on
April 26, 2013. The seven companies are presented in Table
4.3:
Table 4.3 Development of Processing and Refining Plant Seeds Nickel

PERUSAHAAN
INVESTASI
MINERAL
KABUPATEN
PT. Cahaya Modern Metal Industri
Smelter
Nikel
Konawe
PT. Kembar Mas
Smelter
Nikel
Konawe Utara
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PT. BMS Group
Smelter
Nikel
Konawe Utara
PT. Jilin SmeltingIndonesia
Smelter
Nikel
Bombana
PT. Jian Metal Indonesia
Smelter
Nikel
Konawe Utara
PT. Elit Kharisma Utama
Smelter
Nikel
Konawe Utara
PT. Cinta Jaya
Smelter
Nikel
Konawe Utara
PT. Cahaya Modern Metal Industri
Smelter
Nikel
Konawe
PT. Kembar Mas
Smelter
Nikel
Konawe Utara
PT. BMS Group
Smelter
Nikel
Konawe Utara
Seven (7) of the company on September 30, 2013, there have been three companies who have had
progress in building a processing plant and grain refining of nickel, respectively as follows
- PT. Modern Light Metal Industries in Konawe with an investment of Rp. 100 Billion
- PT. Gold Twins Southeast Sulawesi in North Konawe with a nominal investment of Rp. 150 Billion
- PT. Love Jaya in North Konawe with total investment of Rp. 250 Billion.
Table 4.4: Area of Potential Areas Nickel by District
Peta 4.3. Sumberdaya Nikel

Source: Department of Energy and Mineral Resources of Southeast Sulawesi
province in 2013
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Tabel 4.5. Sumber daya Nikel

LOKASI
SUMBERDAYA NIKEL
(WMT)
KAB. BOMBANA
28,200,014,800.00
KAB. KOLAKA
12,819,244,028.00
KAB. KOLAKA UTARA
2,763,796,196.00
KAB. KONAWE
1,585,927,189.00
KAB. KONAWE UTARA
46,007,440,652.72
KAB. KONAWE SELATAN
4,348,838,160.00
KAB. BUTONDAN KOTA. BAU-BAU
1,676,332,000.00
TOTAL
97,401,593,025.72
Sulawesi Tenggara
(H. Muh. Faizal) Chief of the Bureau of

Economic and Natural Resources entourage,
When Doing peninjaun Factory Nickel PT.
Antam Kolaka
Source: Department of Energy and Mineral Resources of

Southeast Sulawesi Province in 2013
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Mockups nickel plant to be built by PT Love Jaya in Kabaena Southeast Sulawesi
and
Nickel
Ore Factory Pomalaa
1. ASPHALT
4.4 Resource Map Asphalt On the island of
Buton
Based on the conservation of resources by Buton
asphalt group Conservation Research Program, that
Buton Asphalt is the only natural bitumen deposits in
Indonesia. Buton asphalt have been mined by PT.
Means of work, but in the development of this mineral
has a marketing constraints, among others, due to
the asphalt product residue from petroleum
processing is relatively easy to obtain and
inexpensive, although asphalt Buton has the
advantage in its use, as materials for road and as an
anti-termite paint. Product modification efforts have
been made by relevant parties such as making a
BGA (Buton Granular Aggregate) in a certain size,
but it still needs to be developed to improve the
competitiveness of Buton asphalt in the market
The asphalt minerals scattered in the district. Buton, Kab. North Buton and Bau-Bau.
Some heavy one mining company

supplying raw materials dredge asphalt
bitumen feedstock in Pasarwajo, Buton,
Southeast Sulawesi)
Reserves of bitumen mining potential value in Buton and Bau-bau at 2,394,813,342,120 tons. From
the year 1985-2013 which has not been treated as 2.321.227.720.00 tons while already in production is
1.129.394.81 tons, while the value of the potential reserves of nickel mining in North Buton reach
1.513296 billion tons.
Table. 4.6 Resources of Southeast Sulawesi Asphalt
2. EMAS
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3. GOLD
Southeast Sulawesi the gold-producing potential of becoming one of the most soughtafter commodity and an attraction for investors to make a Mining Business Permit (IUP)
in Southeast Sulawesi. Resource potential of gold scattered Kolaka northern districts,
Kolaka, Konawe, South Konawe and Bombana
Early discovery of gold in Southeast Sulawesi stems from the current Tahite River
crocodile skin surface coated with gold sand captured the villagers Tahi Ite, District
Rarowatu in 2008. Since that time, the district was
formed in 2003 from the results of this division
continues invaded Buton entrants. Transmigration areas
abandoned by residents who originally started now
crowded by miners from various regions. Natives who
originally farmed finally many miners who swerved into
a more favorable outcome.
The method used is the system miners Kato, namely
suck gold carrier material to flow along the water passes through sluice box carpeted.
Sand caught in the carpet and in the tray manually to separate the gold from other
heavy minerals, distem kato used for gold in the form of gold Bombana paleoplaser and
plaser. (Gold paleoplaser is ancient sediments on fluvial facies rocks / river to the delta
facies (Robert DRR., 1997)
Butir aluvial yang sering ditemukan pada material yang kaya akan emas.
kemudian
didulang
Tabel 4.7.
Sumber Daya Emas Sulawesi Tenggara
Pasir yang tersaring di sluice box untuk
fosil kayu
Sumber : Dinas ESDM Prov. Sultra
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The largest gold reserves in Southeast Sulawesi are in Bombana. Since 2009, the district Bombana
already in production with production value 144 914 million grams whereas unprocessed until now
reached 539.999.647.046,00gram.
Map: 4.5. Gold Resource in Bombana
Source: Department of Energy and Mineral Resources of Southeast Sulawesi province in 2013
2. COAL
4.7 Map of Coal Resources in North Kolaka
Sumber: Dinas ESDM Prov. Sultra 2013
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Based on the results of the investigation, the coal found in the watershed Watunohu
hamlet village Lametusa Parutallang District of North Kolaka Ngapa district is lingnit coal
type, with a broad distribution of the investigation area 500 ha with an average thickness
of 1.2 m. Estimated reserves of 9,000,000 tons. Results of laboratory analysis, calorific
value ranges between 4170-4987, so that coal can be used for burning calories low to
moderate levels.
3. chromite
Chromite Minerals is one of the minerals that are needed in industries stainless steel, gray cast iron,
iron free high temperature alloys, and chromium plating for surface protection. In Southeast Sulawesi,
Chromite is found in several places, among others in Bombana with range up 260.00 Ton, Konawe,
North Konawe range and reserves 2,395,872 Tons North Kolaka with a range of 3,000 reserves. Ton.,
With levels ranging from 45-56% C r2O3 with wide spread of 2000-2500 ha.
Map 4.8 Chromite Resources In North Kolaka
Chromite sand north

Kolaka Southeast
Sulawesi
Source: Department
of Energy and Mineral Resources of Southeast Sulawesi province in 2013
4. IRON ORE AND IRON SAND
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Iron sand mining materials contained in the District. Buton, namely Laopo village, district.
Batauga as well as in the District. North Buton, Bubu village, district. Kambowa. Based on
the results of the investigation Resources Buton District sebasar 120,000 tons and North
Buton District of 140,000 tons.
Map 4.9. Location Iron Ore Resources in Southeast Sulawesi
In
is
Sub Tongkuno Kab. Muna, district. Batauga Kab.

Buton and Tapunggaya-Lansilowo Wawonii
Island District. Konawe Islands indicated also
contain iron ore reserves estimated value of
around 12,000 tons with an area of deployment
estimated between 400-700 Ha.
UTILIZATION
The geology entered in 4 groups of mineral resources (non-oil) which consists of a group of Coal, Metallic,
Non-Metallic and Geo Thermal, mineral material which has the chemical formula Fe (Ferrous), is the basic
material is melted into iron and steel. The use of iron ore as well as industrial raw materials paint, cement,
basic refractories, the flux in the smelting of metals and non-ferrous metals as well as a catalyst. Iron
pebbles are also used to jig bed. Iron ore is known so far consist of mineral magnetite (Fe3O4), hematite
(Fe2O3), limonite (Fe2O3H2O) and siderite (FeCO3). Judging from that stuff, commercially produced iron
ore is hematite many sedimentary, magmatic, contact metasomatik and replacement. Laterite iron ore and
iron ore titan although already known in many places, only a few have been exploited, including in
Southeast Sulawesi.
4:10 Map Location Iron Ore Resources in Muna
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Sumber : Dinas ESDM Prov. Sultra 2013
5. MANGAN
Rock manganese contained in Buton precisely in the village and surrounding Siontapina Wasiri
district is estimated at 131 860 tons with the distribution of 694 Ha contained in Rumu Formation.
Map 4:11. Manganese Resource Location In Buton
UTILIZATION
Benefits Manganese is essential to iron and steel production. Manganese is a key component of low cost
stainless steel formulations and widely used. Manganese is used in steel alloys to improve the favorable
characteristics such as strength, hardness and durability.
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Manganese is used to make

the glass is colorless and purple glass
making. Manganese dioxide is also
used
as
a
catalyst.
Additionally Manganese is used in the
electronics
industry,
in
which
manganese dioxide, either natural or
synthetic, which is used to produce the
manganese compound which has a
high electrical resistance; among other
applications,
this
used as a component in every
television
set.
Manganese is a mineral that is used by
some people to help prevent bone loss
and reduces the annoying symptoms
associated with premenstrual syndrome
(PMS)
Source: Department of Energy and Mineral Resources

southeast Sulawesi province in 2013
MARBLE
Potential Marble Southeast Sulawesi
Southeast Sulawesi marble processing results
are sold in stores
Table 4.8: Potential Location Marble and Reserves in Southeast Sulawesi
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6. Clay
Table 4.9: Potential Clays and Reserves
Clay (clay) is one of the commodities that are members of the extractive industry is of significant
importance in human life and includes mineral commodities that can be profitable, both for the
employer and for the country as a source of foreign exchange.
BENEFITS clay:
In use in the manufacture of pottery.
Used in the manufacture of tiles and bricks.
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7. dolomite
BENEFITS DOLMIT:
In use for the manufacture of glass.
used in the ceramics industry.
Mixed fertilizers.
Table 4.10 dolmit Resources in Southeast Sulawesi
Excavation Dolmit
Southeast
southeast
SulawesiSulawesi marble processing results are sold
in stores
Map Location Potential Dolmit 4:11 in Southeast
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8. Limestone
9. Map 4:12 Potential Minerals Limestone Southeast Sulawesi Province
LOCATION
POTENTIAL
OF
LIMESTONE
Limestone in general is not a rock formed from sediment as we think, is not also formed of clay and sand,
formed of rocks even formed from calcite skeleton derived from microscopic organisms in shallow waters.
Bahama Island is as an example of an area where the process is still ongoing until now
Potential Limestone in Southeast Sulawesi can be found:
Bombana, Buton, Kolaka, Kolaka North, North Konawe, Konawe, South, Konawe, Kendari and Muna
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Type Limestone Southeast Sulawesi Before processing
Tabel 4.11: Potensi Batu Gamping dan Cadangannya

KABUPATEN
Bombana
Buton
Kolaka
LOKASI
HIPOTETIK
TEREKA
Enano, Kabaena Tengah

Towari, Poleang Barat
990,600,000.00
-
1,000,000,000.00
Tompawulu, Poleang Utara

Boelara, Poleang Barat
Jumlah
Mawasangka
871,220,000.00
5,650,000,000.00
7,511,820,000.00
101,600,000.00
Desa Lapodi,Wasaga, Pasar Wajo
53,421,858,000.00
Jumlah
Watu Bangga
Kolaka
53,523,458,000.00
12,382,000.00
-
4,061,660,000.00
1,000,000,000.00
-
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Kodeoha
5,080,000.00
Desa Lanipa-nipa, Lasusua
Asera
Lasolo
Jumlah
2,054,999.90
7,134,999.90
2,021,510,000.00
5,029,200,000.00
7,050,710,000.00
Gunung Kuni-Kuni, Moramo

Moramo
2,538,200,000.00
100,000,000.00
Tinanggea, Lalungasumate
Jumlah
1,033,987,500.00
3,672,187,500.00
Kota Kendari
Kemaraya, Kendari Barat

Ranomeeto, Baruga
Jumlah
1,000,000.00
1,000,000.00
2,000,000.00
Konawe
Wawotobi,
Soropia,
Sampara,
Unaaha, Abuki, Wawonii, Waworete,
Lambuya
Muna
Kabangka, Kabawo
Kolaka Utara
Jumlah
Konawe Utara
Konawe Selatan
Maligano,
Parigi,
Tongkuno,
Jumlah
TOTAL
14,852,412,498.00
8,890,000,000.00
1,016,000,000.00
5,308,600,000.00
15,214,600,000.00
101,846,704,997,90
6,350,000,000.00
6,350,000,000.00
11,411,660,000,00
Source: Department of Mineral Resources Enegri Southeast Sulawesi

province in 2013
9.
QUARTZ
Table 4.12 Potential Quartz Sand, in Southeast Sulawesi
SAND
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Table 4.13 Total Licensing Pertambanganmineral And Coal In Southeast Sulawesi
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
Map: 4.13 Distribution of Geothermal Areas Mainland Southeast Sulawesi Province
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Table: 4:14 Geothermal Potential Inventory On Location In Mainland Regional southeast Sulawesi
Province.
Sumber Dinas ESDM Prov. Sultra
Map: 4:15. Potential Geothermal Southeast Sulawesi

Province
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Map 4.16. Potential River For Hydroelectric Power
Table: 4. 15 Power Available in Southeast Sulawesi
Map 4:17. Potential Hydroelectric Development
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A. Agricultural Sector
South-East Sulawesi commodity plantation sector, which has investment opportunities
include: cocoa, coconut, cashew, oil palm.
Potential productivity of land and commodities can be seen in Table 4:16:
Table 4.16. Commodity Plantation Based on Total Area, Production and Productivity
Luas Area
TBM
TM
TTR
JUMLAH
Produksi
(Kg/Ha)
Kakao
39981
181166
29191
250338
148746
160906
Jambu Mete
10134
88486
18866
17720
17720
97248
Kelapa
6636
44485
3539
54660
39400
77266
Kelapa Hibrida
199
2757
118
3074
3536
10294
Cengkeh
3474
14101
531
18107
11595
18200
Lada
2616
7876
1595
12087
3833
19942
Kopi
1404
7320
1437
10161
3174
18676
Vanili
377
371
188
936
47
2205
Pala
529
379
28
936
260
1810
10
Kemiri
780
2146
430
3356
1018
9311
11
Enau
902
2518
294
3714
3377
5299
No
Komoditi
Jumlah
Petani
80
12
Asam Jawa
84
131
28
243
227
2274
13
Pinang
148
400
75
623
183
3738
14
Kapuk
73
912
120
1105
237
8415
15
Sagu
1828
2980
216
5024
6200
10079
16
Jarak Pagar
108
553
124
785
280
611
17
Kelapa Sawit
4041
264
4305
84
3626
18
Karet
43
43
Sumber : Dinas Perkebunan & Hortikultura Prov. Sultra / Statistik 2013
Tabel 4.16 menunjukkan bahwa berdasarkan luas lahan dan jumlah produksinya maka komoditas
unggulan Sulawesi Tenggara adalah Kakao, Kelapa, Cengkeh, jambu mete, lada, dan kopi, dan masih ada
beberapa komoditas lain yang bisa menjadi unggulan, karena tersedianya lahan yang luas untuk
menggarap tanaman atau komoditas unggulan lain seperti : Kelapa Sawit, Vanili, dan Pala. Dengan
uraian sebagai berikut :
1. Cocoa
Table 4:16 shows that the area of land and the
production number of the leading commodity Southeast
Sulawesi is cocoa, coconut, cloves, cashew, pepper,
and coffee, and there are still some other commodities
that could be superior, because of the availability of
large tracts of land for the plants or another excellent
commodities such as oil palm, vanilla, and nutmeg.
With the following description:
The results of processing PT KKI this, most of which will be exported to the Middle East
countries, Australia, China, India, and Europe. "There are also some management companies
who are interested to cooperate as Godiva, Nestle, Kraff, and Mars.
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Table 4.16. Cocoa Commodity Based Wide

Area, Production and Productivity
No
Kab/kota
Luas Area
Produksi
TMB
TM
TTR
JUMLAH
(Ton)
Jumlah
Petani
Kab. Konawe
4.957
13.120
1.480
19.557
11.999
22.059
Kab.Kolaka
20.875
58.074
16.412
95.361
38.574
45.428
Kab. Muna
4.507
6.479
1.175
12.161
3.988
20.681
Kab. Buton
1.161
1.603
278
3.041
616
5.328
Kab. Konsel
4.730
14.427
47
19.204
8.956
23.855
Kab. Bombana
1.760
7.319
845
9.924
6.477
5.585
Kab. Kolut
964
74.494
7.094
82.552
76.804
27.115
Source: Department of Horticulture & Horticulture Sulawesi tenggarara / Statistics 2013

At 4:16 tables Plant Cocoa is the mainstay of potential plantation commodities as well as the most
widely planted by community disulawesi southeast, which contained the highest amount of production
amounted to 76 804 tonnes North Kolaka and Kab. Kolaka amounted to 38 574 tonnes as the table 4:16
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Kakao Kolaka yang diminati Negara Asing

Penjemuran
Gubernur
biji Kakao
Prov.
di Kab.
Sultra
Kolaka
dan ibu Tina Nur Alam
Cocoa Plant Maintenance by side grafting

Lambandia cocoa production in the village, district. Kolaka after 3 years spliced side to 2,500 kg
/ ha / year, an increase of 381%, which is prior to the graft only 520 kg / ha / year.
1. KACANG METE
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Old plant rehabilitation efforts Cashew cashew

plantations in Southeast Sulawesi people is done
by cutting the guava tree. Shoots will soon
grow to then selected candidate will replace
the parent tree.
Tabel : 4.17 Commodity

Cashew Based on Total Area,
Production and Productivity
No
Kab/kota
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Kab. Konawe
Kab.Kolaka
Kab. Muna
Kab. Buton
Kab. Konsel
Kab. Bombana
Kab. Butur
Luas Area
TBM
700
443
1.074
3.351
413
3.000
441
TM
8.908
2.131
18.025
18.341
16.276
14.038
4.990
TTR
1.377
647
12.668
1.254
627
230
481
JUMLAH
10.985
3.221
31.767
22.946
17.316
17.668
5.912
Produksi
(Kg/Ha)
3.385
188
2.565
1.214
6.416
811
1.121
Jumlah
Petani
11.420
5.128
26.101
15.459
17.073
8.115
4.805
Mete asal Kab. Muna Sultra memiliki keunggulan, yaitu, rasanya yang gurih dengan biji yang besar dan berwarna putih bersih
Table 4.17
Commodity
Cashew Nuts, which are the largest in Southeast Sulawesi in the district. Muna with total
production of 2,565 kg / ha, as well as superior product Southeast Sulawesi, also have
health benefits, cashew nuts contain high amounts of fiber. Good fats make cashew nuts
can help you lose weight and give you more energy to the body. Cashew nuts also help
facilitate the body's metabolism.
2 KELAPA
Coconut plant is a plant that has been cultivated by the people in Southeast Sulawesi
good use residential land with a very limited number or performed on a large area for the
purpose kemersial. Based on the results of studies on the oil potential of Southeast Sulawesi,
spread
over
12
districts
/
cities.
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Coconut
cultivation
in
Southeast
Sulawesi is currently done by the
community
as
intercropping.
.
Marketing Production copra oil after
being processed, marketed through
traders who came to the farmer and
delivered directly to the big traders in the
district. Marketing copra from various
districts
in
Southeast
Sulawesi
concentrated in three (3) districts / cities
that Kolaka, Kendari City and Bau - Bau.
For centralized archipelago in Bau-Bau, while in mainland region centered on Kolaka and
Kendari. Means of transport and the coverage area also affect the applicable pricing. Most of the
roads in the center of the coconut crop inadequate (broken and hardening). At the damaged
road conditions normally set price traders are relatively lower than the general price. Especially
for the islands in addition to roads, weather and wave conditions greatly affect the pricing.
Table: 4:17. Based Coconut Commodity Total Area, Production and Productivity
No
Kab/kota
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Kab. Konawe
Kab.Kolaka
Kab. Muna
Kab. Buton
Kab. Konsel
Kab. Bombana
Kab. Butur
Luas Area
TMB
543
1.196
452
745
662
1.430
757
TM
6.513
4.140
3.318
3.049
3.675
12.690
3.862
TTR
451
219
790
172
224
827
109
JUMLAH
7.147
5.556
4.560
3.966
4.561
19.947
4.728
Produksi
(Kg/Ha)
7.093
4.497
2.443
1.688
3.606
10.130
3.354
Jumlah
Petani
9.121
10.036
12.281
7.115
15.306
5.316
4.998
In Table 4:17. Potential development centers and

coconut by district / city in Southeast Sulawesi are top in
Bombana, Konawe, Muna, Kolaka, Konsel, Buton,
Wakatobi. While the largest production center is located in
Bombana, Konawe, Buton, Wakatobi, Konawe and North
Buton and Muna. Kendari City and Bau - Bau is a
contributor to regional oil commodity both acreage and
production aspects.
Coconut farmers coconut peel before drying to

serve in District Soropia copra, Konawe,
Southeast Sulawesi, dried coconut Furthermore
(Copra) were sold kepenampung in Kendari at a
price of Rp 6,000 per kilogram.
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2. PALM
Kelapa Sawit Kolaka Sultra
Table 4. 18. Commodity Palm Oil Based Wide Area, Production and Productivity
No
Kab/kota
Luas Area
Produksi
Jumlah
TMB
TM
TTR
JUMLAH
(Kg/Ha)
Petani
1
Kab. Konawe
187
10
0
197
10
109
2
Kab.Kolaka
3.176
243
0
3.959
71
3.355
3
Kab. Kolut
69
11
0
80
3
93
4
Kab. Konut
69
0
0
69
0
69
Source: Department of Horticulture & Horticulture southeast Sulawesi Province / Statistics 2013
In Table 4:18. Centers and the potential for oil palm development by district / city in Southeast
Sulawesi are in Kolaka with production number 71 Kg / Ha and Konawe 10 kg / ha, followed by North
and North Konawe Kolaka. While the largest production center is located in Kolaka.
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Utilization of palm oil is used as a raw material for cooking oil, margarine, soaps, cosmetics,
industrial steel, wire, radio, leather and pharmaceutical industries. Palm oil can be used for such
diverse designation for the excellence of its properties are oxidation resistant to high pressure, capable
of dissolving chemicals are insoluble by other solvents, have superimposed high power and do not
cause irritation to the body in the field of cosmetics. margarine raw.
Lahan dan Produksi perkebunan kelapa sawit di Kecamatan Tanggetada ,Watubangga dan Polinggona Kab Kolaka Sultra
3. CENGKEH
Clove is an herb products used as one of the raw materials cigarette industry, pharmaceuticals,
cosmetics, and spices. Cigarette industry is the largest user (80-90%), while the rest for another use.
Thus development is determined by the needs of the growing amount of clove cigarette production.
Considering that the current cigarette production is increasing, hence the need cloves followed him.
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is the
The distinctive aroma of cloves produced by the compound eugenol, which

main compound (72-90%) constituent of clove essential oil. Eugenol has
antiseptic and anesthetic properties (anesthetic).
Number of Clove Smallholder, Plantation State and private

plantation in Southeast Sulawesi per year
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
Production
Production
Production
Production
Production
(Ton)
(Ton)
(Ton)
(Ton)
(Ton)
6756
6688
4046
4788
2328
LADA
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Penjemuran Cengkeh masyarakat di Kab. Kolaka
(Kebun Cengkeh (Syzygium aromaticum) Kolaka
PEPPER
Pepper or pepper (Piper nigrum) is a popular herbs. Culinary Asia, Europe
and the Middle East have always used pepper as the taste. For herbs,
pepper role is very important. Spicy taste and flavor is formed by
adding
these
ingredients.
Pepper or pepper (Piper nigrum) is a popular herbs. Culinary Asia,

Europe and the Middle East have always used as a flavoring
pepper
Table 4:20. Commodity Pepper Based Wide Area, Production and Productivity
Luas Area
No
Kab/kota
Produksi
TBM
TM
TTR
JUMLAH
(Kg/Ha)
Jumlah
Petani
Kab. Konawe
365
2478
977
3820
814
5878
Kab.Kolaka
1016
2137
445
3597
1406
5268
Kota Kendari
110
161
37
308
90
950
Kab. Konsel
828
2204
25
3057
1086
5347
Kab. Bombana
110
140
13
263
28
352
Kab. Kolut
57
474
39
570
245
972
Kab. Butur
78
36
36
150
14
192
Sumber : Dinas Perkebunan dan Holtikultura Prov. Sultra 2013
Commodity-producing areas in Southeast Sulawesi Pepper is Konawe, Kolaka. Kendari, Konsel,

Bombana, Kolut, and Kab. North Buton, while the largest production center is located in Kolaka the
number produksi1406 Kg / ha, followed by South Konawe 1086 Kg / Ha.
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1. COFFEE
Type Coffee Arabica / Robusta is cultivated in

Southeast Sulawesi
Tabel 4.21 Coffee Commodity Based Wide Area, Production and Productivity
Luas Area
TBM
TM
TTR
JUMLAH
Produksi
(Kg/Ha)
Kab. Konawe
104
1276
259
1639
496
2656
Kab.Kolaka
257
1396
602
2255
535
3200
Kab. Buton
271
659
81
1012
276
1857
Kota Kendari
26
129
39
194
54
870
Kab. Konsel
365
1012
13
1390
306
3430
Kab. Bombana
300
1513
102
1915
905
1180
No
Kab/kota
Jumlah
Petani
Source: Department of Agriculture and Horticulture Southeast Sulawesi Province
Coffee and potential development centers by district / city in Southeast Sulawesi in the district of the
district. Kolaka, Kab. Konawe, Buton, Kendari, Konsel and Kab Bombana. While the largest production
center is located in Bombana with a total production of 905 kg / habenefits of Coffee.
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According to a study published in The Journal of Nutrition, addition as fresh drinks, coffee is also
beneficial Prevent neurological diseases. Caffeinated coffee drinkers are less likely to develop Alzheimer's
and Parkinson's disease. The content of antioxidants in coffee will prevent cell damage associated with
Parkinson's. While caffeine will inhibit inflammation in the brain, which is often associated with Alzheimer's.
Protect teeth. to kill precancerous cells, and also stop the growth of tumors, and prevent diabetes.
A. AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
The development of the agricultural sector grew
Gubernur Sultra (H. Nur Alam) dan
4.07% (yoy) compared to the previous slowed by
Rombongan
Pada saat Panen Padi Hibrida
5.68% (yoy), of the contribution of the agricultural
di Kab. Konsel
sector
recorded
contribute on
economic
growth
in
Southeast
Sulawesi by
1.54%
The decline is caused by the relatively less stabinya
weather
conditions
in
several
production
centers.
The agricultural sector is one of the sectors of the economy that has meaning and
importance in development in the Southeast. This sector plays a role as a source of food,
a producer of raw materials for industry, as well as a source of revenue (PAD) karenahasil
sell this commodity food effect on the stability of the region, but the presence of limited
land, is not able to compensate for the increase in this sector or non-agricultural.
Rice production in Southeast Sulawesi experienced a positive development in the year 2011 - 2012
which can be seen in Table 4:22:
Table 4:22. Developments Rice Southeast Sulawesi
URAIAN
Padi Sawah
LuasPanen
Produktivitas
Produksi
Padi Ladang
LuasPanen
Produktivitas
Produksi
Padi (Sawah + Ladang)
LuasPanen
Produktivitas
Produksi
TAHUN
PERKEMBANGAN
2011
110.741
42,13
466.533
2012
114.525
42,57
487.780
ABSOLUT
3.784
0,44
21.247
PERSENTASE
3,42
1,04
4,55
8.175
30,62
25.034
9.986
28,82
28.780
1.181
(1,80)
3.746
22.15
(5,88)
14,96
118.916
72,75
491,567
124.511
71,39
516.560
5.595
(1,36)
24.993
4,71
(1,87)
5,08
Source: Southeast Sulawesi Provincial Agriculture Office, 2013

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Rice production in Southeast Sulawesi province in 2011 amounted to 491 567 tons of dry unhusked
rice (GKG) which means increased 24 993 tonnes (5.08%) in 2012. The increase in rice production in
2012 due to an increase in harvested area of 5,595 ha, while productivity decreased by 1.36 quintal / ha.
The center of the rice crop in Southeast Sulawesi is Konawe, Kolaka, South Konawe and
Bombana.
Table 4.23. Potential Land Food Crops and Horticulture Southeast Sulawewsi.
Lahan Sawah (Ha)
Irigasi
93.059
78,80%
Tadah Hujan
23.163
19,61%
Rawa Pasang Surut
1.553
1,32%
Rawa Lebak
320
0,27%
Tegalan/Kebun
251.511
37,84%
Ladang/Huma
122.762
18,47%
Penggembalaan/Padang Rumput
88.685
13,34%
Sementara Tidak Diusahakan
201.767
30,35%
Lahan Kering (Ha)
Source: Southeast Sulawesi Provincial Agriculture Office, 2013
Waikil Gubernur Sultra (H. Saleh Lasata) dan Kadis
Pertanian Prov.Sultra Pada saat Panen Padi Hibrida di

Kab. Konsel
Petani Padi Sawah di Kab. Konawe sedang

Melakukan penanaman padi Sawah
1. CORN
Southeast Sulawesi Province maize production in 2013 amounted to 67 578 tons of dry
seed, which means decreased by 10 869 tonnes (13.86 percent) compared to
production
in
2012.
The decline in maize production due to reduced harvested area of 3,751 hectares,
(12.15 percent), and productivity decreased by 0.49 quintal / ha (1.95 percent).
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(Southeast
Sulawesi
Central
Bureau
of
Maize production center in Southeast Sulawesi is Muna and
Buton. Special Muna corn products have penetrated out
Sulawesi in Java and Bali, this is because the corn products
Muna has a good quality to meet the needs of industrial raw
materials corn flour mill and animal feed.
Problems of development of maize is of limited if the land,
and infrastructure facilities and infrastructure such as farm
roads, and the lack of availability of improved seed quality
as needed, unavailability of adequate management of the
plant in the form of a turnaround, as well as an absence of a
feed mill.
Corn
Development
1.
Potential
area:
2.
The
score
Actual
Planting
3.
Productivity
of
Farmers
can
4. Development Opportunities: 568 064 ha
1. Investment
Statistics
Opportunities
corn
Opportunities
664
score
(5
last
achieve:
631
development
2013)
in
725
year):
32
813
Ton
Southeast
ha
Ha
Ha
912
/
Sulawesi
are:
1. Agricultural Machinery, 2. Means of Production 3. Post Harvest Handling and Quality,

4.Pemasaran
Table 4:24 Potential Areas of corn development in Southeast Sulawesi in 2012

Produksi
Produktivitas Luas Panen
Kabupaten/Kota
(Ton)
(Ku/Ha)
(Ha)
Buton
9.871
26,11
3.781
Muna
39.846
24,95
15.970
Konawe
4.210
24,92
1.689
Kolaka
9.621
25,88
3.718
Konawe Selatan
6.871
26.31
2.612
Bombana
1.853
25.88
733
Wakatobi
514
26.09
197
Luas Tanam
(Ha)
5.893
15.914
1.391
2.176
3.372
330
352
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Kolaka Utara
Buton Utara
Konawe Utara
Kota Kendari
Kota BauBau
Kolaka Timur
Konawe Kepulauan
1.124
1.513
601
1.992
431
-
26.75
25.39
26.36
25.74
25.95
-
Sulawesi Tenggara
78.447
25.40
Source: Southeast Sulawesi Provincial
420
596
228
774
166
30.884
689
677
444
1.052
194
32.484
Agriculture Office, 2013

The rate of corn demand triggered by the high demand for livestock products and feed composition
derived from corn is 54% for broilers and laying hens 47.14%. Thus the function of feed corn in particular
to
be
very
important.
Efforts to increase the production of corn continue to be implemented by the government of Southeast
Sulawesi Province them, the expansion of planting areas, the use of hybrid seeds, corn SLPTT to
implementation. This effort is quite successful marked increase in the value of self sufficiency of
Achievement Index (SAI) which is equal to 115.52 in 2011 and increased to 117.69 in the year (2012)
(Haryono 2012).
1. SOYBEAN
Soy as a staple of making tofu, tempeh, milk, oil and others are certainly high protein,
healthy and free of cholesterol. The need for soy reach
2 million tons per year. Domestic production of
approximately 800,000 tonnes ( 40%). Imports of
soybean seeds approximately 1.2 million tonnes (
60%). Import meal (feed) of 1.3 million tonnes per year.
Based on data from development acreage in
2009/2010
as
beikut:
(A) Kolaka with extensive development of 584 ha of
soybean seed requires approximately 17:52 tons, with
the
desired
soybean
varieties
are
Orba
and
Wilis.
(B) Konawe with extensive development of 835 ha of soybean seed requires
approximately 25.05 tons, the desired soybean varieties are Anjasmoro and Order.
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(C) South Konawe with extensive development of 2,894 ha of soybean seed requires
approximately 86.82 tons, the desired soybean varieties are Anjasmoro and Order. (D)
North Konawe seed need not be known as secondary data on soybean development
has been no (new districts), but
the desired soybean varieties
farmers are Anjasmoro the new
order.
Soybean
is
one
of
the
commodities that have high
economic
prospects
for
development
in
Southeast
Sulawesi, Southeast Sulawesi Pemerintahdaerah him that supports the development of
soybean by providing free seed as much as 164 tons. , Consisting of: Buton as much
as 20 tons, Kolaka (14 tons), Konawe (30 tons), North Kolaka (12.4 tons), South
Konawe (40 tons) and Bombana 47.6 tons.
(Illustration) Garden Soy Southeast Sulawesi provincial
government assistance to the district. South East Sulawesi
Table: 4:25 Potential Land Dryland Agriculture
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Source: Department of Agriculture Southeast

Sulawesi, 2013
Potential Land Dryland Agriculture in Southeast Sulawesi as a whole is 1.327984, which consists of an
area of 210 563 ha land gardens, fields and Huma, 108 123 ha, 80 618 ha paddock grazing, while the land
is not cultivated 202.973 hectares, 725 714 hectares of plantation land,
1. PEANUT
According to Statistics South East Sulawesi
BadanPusat 2013, that overall production of
peanut Southeast Sulawesi province in 2013
amounted to 4942 tons of dry beans, which
means decreased by 258 tonnes (4.96 percent)
compared to production in 2012. The decline in the
production of peanuts caused by widespread decline harvested
area of 949 hectares (12.66 percent), while productivity increased by 0.61 quintal / ha
(8.81
percent).
Or
can
be
seen
in
Table
4:26
Peanuts in Southeast Sulawesi supplied from Muna and Buton. This dikarekan soil
conditions in Muna is suitable for use peanut production centers. However, to boost
revenue (PAD) and improve the well-being rakyatdiperlukan investors in this field.
2. UBI KAYU
Menurut data BPS Sultra 2013 Produksi ubi kayu Provinsi
Sulawesi Tenggara tahun 2013 sebesar 180.680 ton umbi basah yang
berarti mengalami peningkatan sebesar 4.961 ton (2,82 persen)
dibandingkan dengan produksi tahun 2012. Meningkatnya produksi ubi
kayu disebabkan oleh meningkatnya produktivitas sebesar 8,09
kuintal/hektar (4,19 persen), sedangkan luas panen menurun seluas
119 hektar (1,31 persen). Atau dapat dilihat pada tabel 4.26.
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Table: 4:26. Production of maize, peanut and cassava in Southeast Sulawesi Province, 2012 2014
Uraian
2012
2013
2014
Perkembangan
Perkembangan
(ATAP)
(ATAP)
(ATAM)
2012-2013
2013-2014
ABSOLUT
PERSEN
ABSOLUT
PERSEN
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
Jagung
Luas Panen (ha)
Produktivitas
(ku/ha)
Produksi (ton)
30.884
25,40
78.447
27.133
24,91
67.57
26.250
25,04
8 65.738
-3.751
-0,49
-10.869
-12,15
-1,95
-13,86
-883
0,13
-1.840
-3,25
0,52
-2,72
7.496
6,94
5.199
6.547
7,55
4.942
7.023
7,40
5.195
-949
0,61
-258
-12,66
8,81
-4,96
9.093
193,25
175.719
8.974
201,34
180.680
10.137
200,93
4.961
-119
8,09
203.683
-1,31
4,19
2,82
Kacang Tanah
Luas Panen (ha)
Produktivitas
(ku/ha)
Produksi (ton)
Ubi Kayu
Luas Panen (ha)
Produktivitas
(ku/ha)
476
-0,15
253
1.163
-0,41
23.003
7,27
-1,99
5,12
12,96
-0,20
12,73
Produksi (ton)
Sumber BPS Prov. Sultra 2013
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A. LIVESTOCK SECTOR
1. Cattle
The population of cattle (2012) 247.916 tail production average 40,000 individuals per
year. Market demand 50,000 per year. Production centers are in Bombana, Konsel,
Konawe, Muna, Buton and Kolaka.
B. Potential Cattle in Southeast Sulawesi:
Potential Grassland area: 95,000. Ha. Population (2012)

232.000 tail. Average production of 40,000 individuals per
year. Market demand 50,000 per year.
Sentra Produks Cattle Includes:
Bombana, Konsel, Konawe, Buton, Muna, Kolaka
Investment Opportunities Cattle
Village Bridge Centre (VBC), Artificial Insiminasi, Live Cattle, Fresh Meat and Leather
Processing.
Potential Poultry
Egg production in Southeast Sulawesi reached 30%, and
70% is imported from outside the region. New laying hens
population 206 001 tail of 600,000 population needs
tails. Broiler population 50% of the requirement. The
absence of animal feed factory. Production Centers: Kab.
South
Konawe,
Kab.Kolaka,
Kendari,
Bau-bau.
Investment Opportunities Poultry
1. Raising broilers and broiler
2. Animal Feed Industry
Potential Goat Husbandry

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Potential area of 95,000 ha pasture population (2012)

127 251 tail. Average production of 35,000
individuals per year. Market demand 40,000
individuals per year.
Goat Husbandry production centers
Bombana, Muna, Konsel, Konawe, Kolaka Buton
C. FISHERIES AND MARINE SECTOR
The sea area of Sulawesi Tenggaradengan 114 879 km area

is a potential sea and contain various types of marine resources
such as: various types of fish, shrimp, pearl, seaweed, sea
urchins and other marine products.
Hasil Tangkap Ikan Nelayan di pelabuhan perikanan
1. Potential
Fishing
Fishery potential according to the allowable catch (JTB)
542,000 tons / year with a new utilization reaches 210 380
tonnes
/
year
(38.76%).
The catch is obtained consists of various types of high-value fish are shrimp, tuna, tuna,
swordfish, snapper, mackerel fish, cuttlefish, grouper,
rabbitfish
fish,
ornamental
fish.
Investment opportunities fishing is catching deep sea or offshore,
among others: purse seine and deep sea FADs (tools)
2. Aquaculture
Aktivitas Penangkapan Ikan Nelayan Tradisional di sultra
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Potential for aquaculture include enlargement

freshwater fish, brackish water fish, saltwater
hatchery.
Enlargement of freshwater fish: public water
area
that can be converted into cultivation in floating
20
885 ha and has been utilized 1691.76 Ha
Inland waters that can be converted into a fish
pond 20 855 ha with a new utilization rate of
about 1005.2 hectares (4.82%) with the
dominant commodities carp and tilapia.
Enlargement of brackish water fish: a land area of brackish water that can be converted into a fish
farm
land
84
746
ha
with
utilization rate of 18 316, 72 ha (36.39%) with cultivators 18316.72
ha.
Commodities dominant tiger shrimp, shrimp and fish vanname.
Enlargement of sea water fish: sea area that can be converted into
cultivation serviceability 230,000 ha with a new utilization reaches
55 840 ha (24.25%) for commodities snapper, grouper, oysters and
clams virgin, pearl oysters, sea cucumbers and seaweed .
Seeding: freshwater fish hatcheries have been applied and developed relatively well until the
scale of the People Hatchery Unit (UPR). There is one medium-scale shrimp hatchery currently
lacking Produkti due to declining demand for tiger prawn seed. While the scale shrimp hatchery
rumah tangga tetap beroperasi normal, dan Terdapat 1 unit pembenihan ikan air laut milik
pemerintah kabupaten Muna yang belum berfungsi optimal
of
fish,
Investment
opportunities
in
aquaculture
are:
Hatchery fish, grouper hatchery and enlargement, enlargement of various species of freshwater
fish, seaweed cultivation, cultivation of pearl oysters, fish bait enlargement.
3. Seaweed
4:18 Map Location Seaweed In Southeast Sulawesi
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Budi Daya
Rumput Laut Di Kota Bau-Bau Sultra
The whole district / city in Southeast Sulawesi province has the potential and development
of seaweed with a total estimated production of 146 856 kg / year with a land area of 12 238
ha
production
dominated
Cottoni
Eucheuma.
The production is assumed, that the average production rate of 3 tonnes / ha / planting the
number of planting an average of 4 times per year and can be increased hinga 4-5 times given
sea area that can be converted into seaweed farming land 83,000 Ha . If this potential is
utilized by 60% alone or area of 49 800 hectares, the seaweed production reached 759.6
million Southeast Sulaweasi Kg / year.
Productive land expansion up to 60% of the potential is possible considering the marine
waters of Southeast Sulawesi is very suitable for the
cultivation of seaweed, it proved to be of high quality and
Southeast Sulawesi sea grass can be grown throughout the
year.
In line with the program Bahteramas Southeast Sulawesi
Provincial Government, namely the improvement of the
economic and social welfare, seaweed which is one of the
flagship products of Southeast Sulawesi is expected to provide
added value. In order to provide nilah added, the future of
seaweed products are not traded between islands in
The location of raw materials for industry seaweed:

Gulf Pao-Pao, Molawe Gulf, Gulf of Bone
Kolono Gulf, Gulf Kasipute, Gulf Masaloka
Lawele Gulf, Gulf Lohia, Gulf Lasongko
Kamaru Gulf, Gulf Kapuntori
Wakatobi Gulf, Gulf Sampolawa
4. Cultivation Pearl Shell
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Pearls are one of the aquaculture sector

commodities of high economic value and have the
prospect of future business development, as seen
from the increase in demand of pearl jewelery and
the price continues to increase from year to year.
Southeast Sulawesi is one of the producers of
South Sea Pearls pearl types, "his Queen Pearl" is
derived from the shells of Pinctada maxima,
whether of the nature and cultivation. Pearls
produced by Pinctada maxima have a large size
Sea Pearls, Ratunya Mutiara, Di sulawesi Tenggara
with a distinctive luster. SSP of P. maxima has a
unique color and dazzling sparkle and timeless of all time, so it is very popular in the
international market, and are usually traded in the form of loose and jewelry (jewelery).
Pearl farming in Southeast Sulawesi produce pearls are exported to overseas. This effort
other than employment, is also an attempt to dig marine wealth that has not been fully
staffed. Unfortunately, this effort requires substantial capital, and in-depth research to be
able to produce tillers brood (Created by MandongaBoy). So far, the management is still
limited by its reliance on the prospective sires derived from nature.
One pearl farming locations in Prov. Southeast Sulawesi, namely in the District and Island
White Sand Usnea, Muna, Southeast Sulawesi. However, there is no data pearl production
from
this
region
were
published.
There are two types of cultured pearls are now cultivated and developed in Bau-bau, the
Pinctada maxima that produce pearls round (round pearl) and the type of Pteria penqu
which produces blister pearl (pearl haft). Type Pinctada maxima managed by PT. Tiara
Indo Pea, a company of Japanese FDI. While the types of Pteria penqu besides cultivated
by national companies (CV. Strait Buton) is also widely cultivated by local farmers. Kab
pearl production. Buton in 2012 reached 469.92 kg (Source: Southeast Sulawesi DKP
2012).
5. Budidaya Karamba
Raising cage system is one commodity Southeast Sulawesi province in aquaculture sector. The
land area cultivated floating net in Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi (Sulawesi) which is used by farmers
has recently reached 95.7 hectares of potential to reach 200 hectares. In aquaculture cages developed
several economically important fish species such as grouper, white fish / pompano and rabbitfish.
During this time, the production of fish farming floating net cages and nets step in Kendari in the
new year to reach 3.5 to 5.0 tons. As for the total production of Southeast Sulawesi province reached 9
tonnes in 2006, in 2007 was 458 tons, and increased to 548.84 tonnes in 2012.
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Keramba cage
Fish cages Enlargement
6. Raising Sand Sea Cucumber
Muna,
in
Type of sea cucumber Holothuria scabra cultivated is better known

by the name of sand or sea cucumber sea cucumber sea cucumber
white or lime (milk sea cucumbers). Sea cucumber cultivation has
been carried out by the people of Southeast Sulawesi.
Location sand sea cucumber cultivation in Southeast
Sulawesi included Kolaka and Muna. Sea cucumber
production data in several areas as follows:
Kab. Kolaka, 3.7 tons in 2003 to 7.02 tons in 2007
(DKP district. Kolaka, 2007), and reached 14.6 tons in 2012,
2012
reaches 0:59 tons dry.
D. TOURISM SECTOR
Tourist attraction in South East Sulawesi is a blend of strong character and cultural nature, such as
other areas that also have traditional values are strong. In Southeast Sulawesi, there is also a traditional
ceremony hereditary heritage, unique ceremonies we have certainly shall be preserved for the
advancement
of
culture
and
tourism
in
Indonesia.
In Southeast Sulawesi itself has many traditional ceremonies hereditary into heritage, archaeological and
historical heritage of various social and cultural existence of a unique and distinctive. As with other areas
that also have values strong tradition of cultural relics of the past provide the characteristics and wealth of
cultural values that until now can be seen in the pattern / tradition dikehidupan Southeast Sulawesi
community. Existing culture is what gives a unique phenomenon for tourism development based on local
cultural values.
1. Tour history
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(F
igure 1)Cannon in bunkers heritage Japanese army in

the eyes of the hill Kendari. Cannon 5 meter length as
one of the historical evidence of Japanese military
defense force in Kendari during World War 2
(Figure 2), Bau-Bau is an area of a thousand islands,

and a thousand fort. Buton fortress palace is a legacy of the
Sultanate Wolio / Buton and commonly called Fort palace Wolio.
This palace fort also entered the Guinness of Records in 2006
and MURI as the largest castle in the world. The length of 3
kilometers around the fort with an average height of 4 meters
and
width
(thickness)
of
2
meters.
The building consists of mixed limestone mountain stone
structure with an adhesive of agar, a type of seaweed.
Widespread throughout the castle surrounded the palace
complex which covers 401 911 square meters. Such a broad
area that beat the previous world's largest fortress located in
Denmark.
(Figure 3) Palace of the Sultan of Buton (called Kamali or Malige) a unique

structure in the form of a four-tiered stage house made of wood material,
in pembangunanya not use any nails in the construction. established only
with interlocking, without straps or spikes, but can stand firmly and
majestically
on
the
basis
essentially
password.
Buton Buton custom home or a building on top of the pole, and entirely
from wood. The building consists of four levels or four floors, getting to the
top and a small or cramped office, but on the fourth floor a little more wide.
Masts front consists of 5 pieces lined up to back up eight runs, until the
total is 40 poles. Pole amid soaring upwards and is a major pillar called
Tutumbu which means to grow steadily. These poles are made of wood
wala and everything quadrangular.
(Gambar4) Kites in some literature referred originated in China around 2500 BC. It turns out the game kite
(Kaghati) by ancestors of the people of the island of Muna, Southeast Sulawesi has been done since 4
thousand years ago.
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It is based on research Wolfgong Bick 1997 in Muna. Bick Wolfgong comes from
Germany
and is one of Kite Aerial Photography
Counsultant
Scientific
Early research is motivated when the World Kite Festival in France in
1997. At that time the kite Kaghati Kolope of Indonesia emerged
as the champion defeated Germany. In his research Wolfgong
Bick see yourself painting depicting human hands kite in the Cave
Sugi Patani, Liangkobori village. In the prehistoric sites depicted
someone was playing a kite in the stone wall with red ink of ocher
(a mixture of clay with tree sap, the picture has been tested to be
removed but can not. The painting is believed to be aged
4000SM, depicting people flying kites.
The discovery of cave paintings in Patani Sugi said Wolfgong Bick has broken the claim that
the first kites originated from China. Kites are found in China using a parachute fabric and aluminum rods.
While kites from Muna made from natural materials and has become part of people's lives. Bick believes,
first kites in the world comes from Muna, instead of China.
(G5) Fort Langkamelu-melu, in the 13th century AD, Koachi come from Negri China along with his
cousin named Wayluncugy to Liwu (village) Metingki. Muna area, to create a castle in the village Matingki
known as Fort Langkamelu-melu, while Wayluncugi make Kamosope mountaintop fortress known as the
castle
Wayluncugi
Fortress Langkamelu-melu has an area of 1 ha with medium
length width fort 150M 70M. This castle is situated on a hill with a
height of 800M from the sea surface, the distance between the
highway with this object 2 Km, and the distance to the capital
district with this object 10 Km. in 1350M, Kaochi left the fort
towards the east direction precisely in Kamaru, and that's where
he again made a fort and established a kingdom known as the
Kingdom of Kamaru later he became the king of the kingdom
2.
Cultural Tourism
(G6) Lulo Dance is a dance Tolaki people in Southeast

Sulawesi. Originally this dance was held in the wedding party,
thanksgiving harvest, and other special occasions. The purpose
of this dance is as a means to strengthen the friendship, but not
infrequently also to the event looking for a mate.
Now the development of this dance is held at the time no
official or important guests who visited Southeast Sulawesi. This
dance brings beautiful dancers who assist and guide the guests is
important in order to participate dancing.
Once upon a time, when Dance Lulo the scene looking for a mate, there are very strict procedures
set. At the time of going to enter into the arena of dance, the dancers have to enter from the front and not
allowed to enter from the rear and at the time of going to invite prospective partner to dance, especially
male couples seeking couples women, should seek women who are paired with women.
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(G7) pekande-kandea tradition in language Wolio means

meals. This tradition has a lot of meaning not just as a real form
of gratitude to God after fasting for a month or fasts of Shawwal.
However, this tradition is also a medium that is used Buton young
couple to find a mate. Previously, this tradition is a welcome party
hero who returned with victory after the war. Tradition pekandekandea usually held the week after the Eid al-Fitr or the beginning
of the month of Shawwal, the tradition is ancestral tribe Buton
and has lasted for centuries
(G8) fights horse procession in the village Latugho

district. Lawa districts. Muna telebih first started with anger some stallions. The way a group led by a
female horse stallion herded in spaciousness is free and in the other corner is raised also group led by a
female horse stallion. When the group meets the second free field stallion who became the leader of the
group
is
crossed
reunited
with
mares
that
exist
in
separate
places.
Stallion who acted as leader of the mare immediately angry when watching foreign stallion mare
approached the group he leads. Since it was flaming anger both stallions were involved pekelahian fierce
while the mare can only panic meringik and occasionally ran watch stallion who became the leader they
got into a fight.
3. (G9)
Mbule
Bangka-Mbule
is
melarung
crops
ceremony conducted by the sea to the village of

Mandati. The purpose of the event Bangka-Mbule
Mbule is to give thanks as well to avoid disasters,
such as natural disasters, disease outbreaks, or
social issues that could lead to disruption in the
community a variety of crops including rice, maize,
and bananas. Before floated out to sea, there are two
things that must be done. First, the results of the earth were placed in a wooden boat
adorned with a pair of scarecrows as a symbol of evil. Secondly, the boat which already
contains the results of this earth then paraded around the village in order to repel danger
that would interfere with the village. , The boat which brought crops to be floated is called
Mbule-Mbule.
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4. Wisata Seni
(G10): (G10): kanda-kanda Wuta first
instrument is the first Kendari is Kanda-kanda
Wuta is a musical instrument that has existed
since the 10th century. This instrument is used
for tribal dance Tolaki, tribes that inhabit the
province of South East Sulawesi. Around the
10th century mainland Southeast Sulawesi
has two great kingdoms namely royal Konawe
(Region Konawe) and the Kingdom Mekongga
(Region Kolaka) in general and the kingdom
was allied tribes known as Tolaki.
Muna island has several traditional dances, one of

them is this
Tari Linda dance created by a King in
Muna. King is believed to have capture and marry an

angel from heaven that fell seven bathing in a river on
the island. Appreciated the story in motion and music of
this dance. The dances performed by the girls Muna
missal with graceful movements to the rhythm rhythmic
drum pogada hard .. This dance is a demonstration of
the traditional ceremony ceremony Karia seclusion girls
adulthood and entered the ark household. This dance Interestingly, the middle circle in martial arts
performances or similar Balaba traditional martial arts. The fighters each show dexterity and expertise,
they hit hard and kicking with strength, forming beautiful movement meaningful virility enchanting
(G12): Dance is a traditional dance Subdistrict Lariangi Kaledupa born in 1634 when his first King
Buton ruling that WA KAKA. This dance is a dance offerings of Kaledupa to be played at the Palace of the
King in the form of movement and singing with its main function is se like lighting. Her clothes consist of
fabric, beads as material accessories, and decorative bun, carved metal for bracelets, necklaces, and
ornate scabbard
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(G13): Psaltery is
chanting rhymes
played
by
someone or more
which contains
an
invitation,
criticism
or
things that are happening today. These activities are usually
carried out at entertainment events and art competitions.
Dole-Dole is one form of cultural traditions carried out on the
birth of a child. It is also a form of traditional medicine. According
to belief, children who had been in the Dole-Dole will be spared
from various diseases. The procession of the children are placed above nyiru dialas with banana leaves
fed coconut oil. Furthermore, the child was ousted top
5. Wisata Religi
(G14) This mosque was built in 1712 by Sultan Alam Sakiuddin Durul who led the Sultanate of
Buton when it is the oldest mosque in Southeast Sulawesi
(
Sulawesi) and is a symbol of the triumph of Islam in those
days. Experts believe the Great Mosque Wolio is the oldest
mosque in Southeast Sulawesi. However, there is actually a
mosque that is older that was built during the government's
first Sultan of Buton, Kaimuddin Khalifa Khamis or Murhum
Sultan (1427-1473). Only, the mosque was burned in a civil
war in the Sultanate of Buton. Furthermore, Darul Sakiuddin
Sultan Alam, who has won the war, built the Great Mosque
Wolio to replace the destroyed mosque on fire. The mosque
is more than 300 years old located in the former palace
complex in the Sultanate of Buton
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Laposasu Lakilaponto lieu of building a Islamic university in wuna / muna, as recommended by

sheikh Abdul Wahid,. Abdul Wahid is a disseminator of Islam by all in Muna. The first mosque was built
during the reign
of King muna La Titakono as X (1600-1625). Muna, a
mosque that
was built is still very simple and urgent character. Rather
large
mosque was built in the era of La Ode Husaini with sangia
omputo title (1716-1757). The mosque was built ditenpat
different from the location of the first mosque and the
mosque age is almost as old as the mosque Agunng
Buton in BauBau. Which was built by Natural dar Saikuddin 1712 with the
construction of new permanen.dan facelift in the 1930s in
the buton to -37 pemerntahan sultan Muhammad Hamidi.
New Wuna City Mosque permanently built around 1933 by
King muna La Ode Dika (1930 to 1938 which received assistance from the Dutch controller based in
Raha,.
King sangia Nibandera was the first king of the tribe

Mekongga (tribal Kolaka) who converted to Islam and
spreading Islam in the land Kolaka.
Tomb of King Mekongga site, sangia Nibandera. Located
far from the city Kolaka. With a mileage of about 15 km from
the city Kolaka, or 20 minutes travel time from the city.
Sites that are estimated to have approximately 300
years old, located in the village Tikonu District of Wundulako
Kolaka.
not
(G17) Goraana Oputa is one Buton community ritual in

commemoration of Prophet Muhammad's Birthday 12th of Rabi alAwwal which begins at 00:00 midnight at the residence of the Sultan of
Buton which is followed by the whole community and as a cover held
by all the mosques in residence Lakina Religion by singing history
praise of the Prophet Muhammad.
6. Culinary Tourism
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(G18) Sate Pokea including one of the rare culinary in Indonesia
because it can only be found in Southeast Sulawesi. In addition, this

sate also has a distinctive flavor and delicious. Pokea Sate does not
serve with white rice, but served with sticky rice typical Southeast
Sulawesi. Sticky rice is processed into two kinds, namely boiled and
baked. Boiled glutinous rice called lemper, while the roasted
glutinous rice called gogos, which is a kind lemper burned. Pokea
nutrient content, among others calories (59.00 cal), protein (8.00 g), fat
(1.10 grams), carbohydrates (3.60 grams), calcium (133.00 mg),
phosphorus (170, 00 mg), iron (1.10 mg) of vitamin A (300.00 SI),
vitamin B (01 mg), and water content (85.00 mg). In addition, meat pokea also contains a substance
that can help expedite the liver in the human body. Clam meat extract is also effective as an antirheumatic and arthritis.
Location
Food stalls serving
satay Pokea can be
found in the village of
Pohara, District
Bondoala, Konawe,
Southeast Sulawesi
Province.
Price
The price of a share of Sate Pokea
complete with lemper or gogosnya
Rp. 20,000.00 (2011). One serving
contains ten Pokea satay skewers
and every tusuknya consists of 5
to 6 tails pokea.
Access
Pohara village located about 25
kilometers from the center of
Kendari. The village can be
accessed by road by bus majors
Unaaha Kendari-City, the capital
Konawe. Travelling from Kendari to
Unaaha City can be reached about 1
hour. From City Unaaha, you then
proceed to use angkutan kota jurusan
Desa Pohara.
(G.19): Kasoami food typical of Buton Island in Southeast

Sulawesi Kingdom made cassava / manioc Kasuami this is the main
ingredient of food with cassava (tapioca or cassava) are shredded and
then steamed and shaped like a cone or triangular mound but with a
rather small size. No black color made somewhat purplish or yellowish
white, depending on the desires and tastes when made. Eating
Kasuami incomplete when not paired with grilled fish and parende
fish, shellfish as main dishes.
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Katumbu Gola is one of the culinary specialties of the

island of Muna, the danger is very simple, which is
made from the new corn crop, and brown sugar or
white sugar. In the past, when the corn harvest time
arrives, Muna society only make corn on the cob or in
the local language better known by the name
"Kambuse Kapusu" ie old corn on the cob that before,
first soaked in lime water, and boiled together a little
salt,
(G.21) Sinonggi made of sago, like food papeda of

Maluku). One of the well-known is Sinonggi in
Kendari Road Hajj, Wuawua, Kendari. Didampingkan
Sinonggi very compatible with Fish Palumara (red
snapper) typical food Sulawesi. fresh snapper
sauteed with herbs, then given gravy. It was spicy
and refreshing. Sinonggi can also
juxtaposed with Kambatu, baked beef, cut into small
pieces and boiled with spices typical and a slice of
tomato. Only with Rp25 thousand, you can get a
serving Sinonggi, Fish Palumara, and vegetable
nodes.
(G.22): Kambuse Kapusu is typical community food Muna

and Buton highway, which is basically a staple food
ingredient made from corn and beans can be added. The
manufacturing process is approximately 3 hours or more.
How to penyajianya very suitable enjoyed in the warm and
served with grilled fish and parende, shellfish.
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(G.23)
Luluta is typical food
distinctive,
made
of
wrapped in banana leaves
Luluta (Bamboo Rice)

community Wakatobi, tastes good and
glutinous rice mixed with coconut milk
and roasted over the coals,
(G.24) Parende is eating companion.

Based on fish cooked with seasoning
salt, acid / Daru (starfruit). Manufacturing process
approximately 30 minutes, How penyajianya enjoyed with rice,
cassava, Kasuami Nor Kambuse Kapusu
(G.25) Karasi is a
ingredients of the rice flour
fried. Penyajianya way, very
hot tea
snack food of Wanci, the basic

dough and printed contrived then
enjoyable while drinking coffee or
(G26) Lapa-lapa is typical food Muna Society in Southeast

Sulawesi, lapa-lapa has a savory taste and delicious,
especially consumed with kaholeonarore fish (anchovies)
increased
the
favors
eat
This culinary if in Java may be more in the know with lepet /
lepat, tetapai how to cook different lapa-lapa with lepet /
lepat because if lapa-coconut rice cooked together coconut
milk, until half cooked and then removed. Then cooled, and
then wrapped bale (leaf). After it boiled again until cooked.
So that it feels more guri, lapa-lapanya steamed rather
long.
(G.27): Shellfish is a side dish staple food companion, penyajianya process, there were over
cooked first process and can also be eaten raw with lemon smeared
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7. Marine Tourism
(G.27): Nature Island of the day is a small uninhabited island located in the eastern city of Kendari,
Southeast Sulawesi. The island is famous for its

panoramic beauty of unspoiled nature. Clear water
surface enables visitors to view the reefs clearly large and
small that are on the seabed. Additionally, pulu day also
has a stretch of clean white sand.
From the city of Kendari, you can travel the sea by boat or
speed
boat
for
approximately
one
hour.
Here you can see small forests unspoiled, because the
island is not there a touch of modern buildings or
traditional buildings at all. Around the island, there are a
few spots or point dive, wisatan specifically for travel or
sports fans or the diver diving.
(G.28): The natural beauty of the underwater Wakatobi which has 25 pieces of coral reefs, which can
be found about 112 species from 13 families were located at 25 points
along the 600 km
coastline. As well as having a variety of fish species as
many
as
93
species of fish consumption and ornamental fish trade
Wakatobi
National Park has been known in the world as one of
the marine tourism destination. Many foreigners and
domestic, come to dive or snorkel, to enjoy the exotic
underwater life Wakatobi.
(G.29) Tourism Regions Cape Located in the district. Tongkuno Kab. Muna, clean blue sea with a
beautiful stretch of fine sand and unique, there are fresh water at the edge of the sea, the water is really
tasteless though mixed with sea water. to get to this place, accessible by car or motorcycle, within 7 km
from
the
coast
Walengkabola.
Journey Towards this place, our eyes are pampered with exotic landscapes, Nyiur Waving, fresh breeze
and rocks rock and shrub Padang expanse inhabited by various species of birds and wild animals. Not
uncommon to encounter wild animals like Jonga and partridges, or people who often set traps chicken.
This area is very understated and is inhabited by approximately 50 families villagers.
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Beach Tourism
(G.30): Nirwana Beach an area of nautical tourism which is
located on the shoreline of the western city of Bau-Bau that the
richness and uniqueness as a beach that has many advantages in
the
world
of
marine
tourism.
Natural tourist sites are located in the coastal village Nirvana Sula
subdistrict Betoambari Bau-Bau in addition to having beautiful
natural scenery can also be used for sports event Diving and
therapy to cure several diseases.
Attractions Liwutongkidi Island beach is one of the islands
located in Southeast Sulawesi Buton. This island
is one of the tourist destination which is easily
reached from the Port of Bau-Bau, by
speedboat trips sea about 15 minutes.
Liwutongkidi Island by local governments Buton
included as one of the integrated development
BASILIKA (Batauga, Siompu, Liwutongkidi, and
Kadatua). The goal is to developing attraction beach (underwater)
in the various tourist
baharinya it.
(G.33):
Government
of
Kendari,
Southeast
Sulawesi, rely Nambo Beach as the mainstay
attractions, either by local tourists and tourists outside
the
region.
Nambo Beach location is very easy to reach around
seven kilomter from Kendari city center, and the air is
cool and the location is always kept clean.
Nambo Beach is always filled with tourists, both local
and outside the region, especially on holidays are
Saturday and Sunday.
(G.33): Baths walengkabola Muna District. This

beach has a length of approximately 1 km, with
white sand. Baptism is located in excl. tongkuno,
Kab. Muna, 72 Km from the city Raha with
mileage for 2 hours. At first Walengkabola is a
village name. These baths are not only strong
with the natural beauty of its beaches motifs, but
also the feel of mistiknnya, caused many
cemeteries surrounding the ancient people who
inhabited this coast.
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8. Wisata Sungai
(G.34): Tamborasi River is located in District
Tamborasi, Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi province. To
achieve these mini river, access by land. The distance
is only about 90 KM from the city Kolaka spend time
traveling
around
1-2
hours.
most interesting, though fairly small river is still very
beautiful. The water is clear greenish color. Very
different from the views of the major rivers in urban
areas. We can enjoy a pleasant swim activity. Not
only that, shady trees around it makes the air feel
cooler and fresher.
The
(G.35): Natural Baths Bungi, to get to this area is
by combing the river in Southeast Sulawesi Buton

Island, is a very interesting tour and beautiful,
because this area is already included sightseeing
Nature, Forest, River, Waterfall. Travel to Bath
Natural Heritage Heights is approximately 30
minutes from the city center up to a car park. then
walk to the center of comb river waterfall
approximately 3 hours. Along the river in addition
to enjoying the scenery Natural forest edge, hear
birds chirping manifold that inhabit this forest.
(G.36): Biskori River, is upstream of the waterfall from the mountains Moramo Tambolosu and
used to help the citizens of irrigation channels that most
of the migrants from Java and Bali, the first discovery of
this river water by a transmigrants from Java in 1980 that
at that time, he was opening the forest to ensnare anoa.
In 1989 opened the way to access the waterfall Moramo
and in 1990 officially
become
tourist
attraction.
9. Lake tourism
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(G.37): Tourism Object Napabale Lake,

one of the most famous tourist places in Muna
Southeast Sulawesi, has its own uniqueness.
Among the famous sights in lokalan Southeast
Sulawesi, has a tunnel that connects the lake with
the Ocean Sea in the Strait Napabale Buton.
Tunnel length of approximately 50 meters and a
width of about 15 meters. The tunnel is under the
foothills Napabale, which stretches between the
sea in the strait Buton with Napabale lake. To
traverse the tunnel, tourists usually wait for low
tide the sea water because if the tide, Napabale tunnel is covered by water so the boat or rod body can not
pass.
(G.38): Blue Lake is situated in the village of precisely Walasio District of Chain Wind North Kolaka
12 km from attractions Tamborasi. Long journey
of sights Tamborasi with two-wheeled vehicles 1
hour 30 minutes, the current location of
attractions, from the shaft leading to the sights,
Blue Lake is the hardening of the (ground) and
had never received treatment from the District
Government, Local Government and from the
Provincial
Government.
Excellence and support of tourism is Tourism is located
at the foot of the mountain, and surrounded by
rocks and trees are quite a lot. Approximately 12
feet below the lake, clean white sand stretches with 2 km long
beach. The Blue Lake water flowing through rock crevices mountains to the coast, visitors can enjoy the
taste of fresh water, excellent for bathing or swimming. Sightseeing is very beautiful by being supported by
a view of the forest and the sea and white sand beach is very beautiful and clean
10. Wisata Air Terjun
(G.39): Waterfalls Nature Reserve Area Cape
Peropa one of the most beautiful in Indonesia
tejun water, have the unique character and some
keistimeawaan.
Falls were named this Moramo has an altitude of
about 100 meters in the form of water tejun
terraces, with more than 7 steps and 60 small
steps and some pools that we can make a place
for bathing / soak, it makes the amazed people
who saw it, there dimuara Biskori River
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(G40) Niagara Samparona sights are located in

the region Sorawolio, about 24 kilometers from Bau Bau.
In addition to seeing the waterfall which is always spewing water from a high place with a very heavy, we
are also able to enjoy the coolness of the pine forests and lush unspoiled. What is more interesting is the
number of birds of various kinds that chirp and fly freely.
(G.41) Niagara Samparona sights are located in

the region Sorawolio, about 24 kilometers from Bau
Bau. In addition to seeing the waterfall which is always
spewing water from a high place with a very heavy, we
are also able to enjoy the coolness of the pine forests
and lush unspoiled. What is more interesting is the
number of birds of various kinds that chirp and fly
freely.
9. Wisata Hutan
(G.42) Forest Park Murhum or often known as
Tahura Murhum located in mountainous regions of

Nipa - Nipa, Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi. Tahura
Murhum offers a lot of unique ranging from a
variety of plants and animals to the beautiful
natural scenery. including the bolo - white bolo,
ironwood, EHA, pandanus mats, rattan, and palm.
Meanwhile her animal types include the dwarf
buffalo, butterfly - butterfly, sea eagles, raccoons,
and musk.
This attraction is included in the Nature Conservation in Southeast Sulawesi. The forest park stands on an
area of 8146 hectares at an altitude of about 500 meters above sea level. This area has the shape of a flat
topography, mountains, and hills.
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at
The
Forestry
Murhum
11/95.
Southeast
this
area
1993
on
renamed to
Sultan
of
dated June 12, 1995, the Minister of

decided this mountainous region into Tahura
through ministerial decree No. 289 / KPTSSulawesi Governor earlier in 1993 also set
first as a forest park by Decree No. 808 of
December 6. Furthermore Murhum name
Nipa - Nipa taken from the name of the first
Buton.
(G.43) Lambusango located in District
Kapontori, Lasalimu, and Pasarwajo, Buton,
Southeast Sulawesi Province, and is one of the
protected forest located in Southeast Sulawesi
with
an
area
of
65,000
ha.
Lambusango has a captivating natural beauty.
Beauty created from a blend stretch of various
flora and fauna is characteristic of animals and
plants in the Southeast.
10. Tourism Mount

(G.44): Kabaena is a large island inhabited land
with an area of 873 km2. Located in the
southeastern part of the island of Sulawesi and
the
entrance
area
Bombana
district
administration. The island is identical to the
natural panorama of mountains and hills with the
highest peak is Mount Sabampolulo an altitude of
1800
meters
above
sea
level.
Access to get to the island is relatively not
difficult. There are several alternative paths can
be taken to get there. You can by road from
Kendari to Rumbia and then went on a sea
voyage to the island Kabaena. Sea lanes of Bau-Bau
towards Kabaena or aboard very of Tanjung Bira,
Bulukumba southern Sulawesi.
State in the Cloud, that's the name given this
tourist region. Many interesting and unique choice there.
There is a birth stone and human foot on stone slabs in
time Waombu, stone mortar and waterfalls in Kali Mata
Lakambula, a fortress made of stone without adhesive,
and of course the natural scenery of the mountains are
enriched with sea views and beach from a distance .
Coral atolls Sagori Island can be enjoyed sheer beauty of
Tangkeno.
11. Tourism Goa

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(G.45): Goa Stone buri terlatak Lengora Village district. Kabena middle. Goa has become
a major tourist destination in Kabaena, so to get into this cave you have to pay the levy. It
seems like the other caves in this cave and offers
views satalaktik satalakmik very beautiful.
Heading into the place you have to use the
services of a local guide.
(G.45): GoaLiang Kobori is a

cave ancestral tribal communities
Muna, if entered into the cave, you can
find paintings done since prehistoric
times. Antique!
Liang Kobori in the village
Mabolu, Muna, Southeast Sulawesi, is
the cave of historical witness Muna tribal life.

Liang Kobori derived from Muna which means
writing style. Naming is very fitting because if it goes
into the cave, then you can see many paintings along
the walls of the cave. There are about 130 paintings that you can see.
According to the researchers, who were on the wall paintings dating back to prehistoric cave or
about 4,000 years ago. If observed, the paintings depict the way people live Muna rate ranging
from farming, animal husbandry, hunting, until the war Liang Kabori has a width of 30 meters with a
height of about 2-5 meters and a depth below the ground about 50 meters. The cave is composed
of
rocks
of
stalactites
and
stalagmites
are
colored
black.
Liang Kobori and metanduno are renowned for their cave-ornament ornament in the form of
paintings found on the walls of caves. These paintings are one of the paintings made by early
humans. This cave is one of the natural caves that have ornaments in it, in the form of painting
works of early humans, in addition to a similar cave contained in other areas in Indonesia or similar
caves which were dimancanegara such as in France and Spain. This cave is a natural cave which
was first studied by a historian named Kosasih SA in 1977.
Liang
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(G.47) Kaisabu Gua Gua Kaisabu tourist

places located in the Village District of Sorawolio
Kaisabu, about 10 km from the center of BauBau. To achieve these attractions, tourists can
via landline. The cave is located only about 1 km
from the edge of the district roads. The cave is
located on the wall of a mountain Karts. To reach
the cave mouth tourists must climb a fairly steep
cliff walls with a height of 100 meters.
(48) Ntiti Tourism is a cave with traces of human

civilization. In this cave, can be found incarnation of
water dripping on a drop-by-drop of the cave walls. The
cave is located in the Village District of Betoambari
Baadja, about 4 km from the center of Bau-Bau. And
these places can deliver relief cave wall in various
sizes fruit of human hands.
(G.49)
Caves
Lakasa
Lakasa cave tourist attraction located in the Village District
of Betoambari Sulaa, approximately 9 km from the center
of Bau-Bau. To achieve this rating can be by land.
Sightseeing is very beautiful to see the beauty of the cave
stalastik.
11. Island Tourism
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Pulau Hoga Wakatobi

Kabaena
Iland
Travelers snorkel in one area of coral reefs

in Labengki Island, North Konawe,
Southeast Sulawesi, Saturday (04/05/2013).
Labengki Island presents a panoramic
beauty of the underwater world that is still
preserved its beauty.
Travelers snorkel in one area of coral reefs in

Labengki Island, North Konawe, Southeast
Sulawesi, Saturday (05/04/2013). Labengki Island
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1. Kota Kendari
Bunker Jepang
Makam Raja Sao
sao
Makam Syeh Abdul
Wahid
3. Kabupaten Buton
Kampua, di Kota Baubau

(yang merupakan mata
uang Kerajaan dan
Kesultanan Buton).
Tenunan Buton Raya
2. Kota Bau-Bau
Upacara Adat Religi
Benteng Wolio
Goraana (Oputa, oleh
Benteng Baadia
masyarakat Buton Raya)
Benteng Sorawolio
Goraana Oputa, oleh
Museum Baadiah
masyarakat Buton Raya
Benteng Keraton Upacara Adat Religi Qunua,
Upacara Adat
(oleh masyarakat Buton
Mataa,
Raya)
Upacara Adat
Pekande-kandea, upacara
Tururangiana
adat masyarakat Buton
Andala, dari Pulau
Raya
Makassar di Kota
Upacara Adat Posuo
Baubau;
(Masyarakat Buton Raya)
Atraksi Perahu
Upacara Adat Mataa, dari
Naga, di Kota
Kabupaten Buton
Baubau;
Gambus dan Dole-dole, alat
Upacara Adat
musik khas masyarakat
Tururangiana
Buton Raya;
Andala, dari Pulau
Kamali / Istana Maligei
Makassar di Kota
Tradisi Pusuo
Baubau
Tenunan Buton Raya
Benteng Keraton
Kampua, di Kota Baubau
Buton, di Kota
yang merupakan mata uang
Baubau yang
Kerajaan dan Kesultanan
Kasulana Tombi, di
Buton.
Kota Baubau yang
merupakan bekas
4. Kab. Wakatobi
tiang bendera
Tari Lariangi dari Kabupaten
Istana Malige, di
Wakatobi;
Kota Baubau
Tari Balumpa dari
dengan arsitektur
Kabupaten Wakatobi;
khas Suku Buton
Besi, di Tomia, Kabupaten

dan merupakan
Wakatobi;
bangunan adat yang
Upacara
Adat Posuo
tidak menggunkan
Upacara
Adat
Kabuenga,
paku;
dari Kabupaten Wakatobi;
Kesultanan Buton
Upacara Adat Karia, dari
yang umurnya lebih
Wangi-wangi di Kabupaten
dari tiga abad;
Wakatobi;
Masjid Agung
Keraton Buton
(Masigi Ogena)
(yang merupakan
masjid pertama
yang berdiri di
Sulawesi Tenggara)
5. Kabupaten Muna
Kecamatan Lohia
Makam Sugi Manur
Makam Patani
Makam Ambona
Makam Sugi Palola
Benteng Lasiapamu
Benteng Lakanale
Benteng Wa Obu
Benteng Langkamelu-melu
Benteng Toko
Benteng Ladaole
Benteng Waakantofi
Benteng Lakadearanda
Kecamatan Napabalano
Benteng kota Lambiku
Makam Lambiku
Kecamatan Parigi
Kuburan Wa Ode Kamono
Kamba
Benteng Arowodolau
Benteng
Arowasolangka
Benteng Mangkario
Benteng Lapano
Kecamatan Watupute
Makam La Kokuli
Makam Kowatoputeno
Kecamatan Wakorumba
Selatan
Makam Wambona
Kecamatan Maligano
Mesjid Tua Mutui
Makam Maligano
Benteng Kantolalo
Benteng Maligano
Makam Komaligano
6. Kabupaten Kolaka
Makam Raja Sangia Nibander
Tari Potong Pisang, dari
Kabaena di Kabupaten
Bombana
Upacara Adat Religi
Tari Lulo Alu, dari Kabaena
Upcara adat Bangka Mbule
Mbule di
Kec. Tiworo Kepulauan

Benteng Wa Obu
Benteng Tiwor
6. Kabupaten Wakatobi.
Kecamatan Pasir Putih
Tenun Ikat di Kabupaten
Benteng Maghane Balano
Wakatobi
Benteng Kanosope
Tari Lariangi dari Kabupaten
Makam Lakamtokurofa
Wakatobi
Benteng Langka Mulu-mulo
Tari Balumpa dari Kabupaten
Wakatobi
Kecamatan Tongkuno
Benteng lahonti
Kecamatan Kontu Naga
Batu Berbunga
Makam Moloku
Mesjid Muna
Makam Walau
Makam Kompleks
Kontu Dopi,
Perkuburan Raja Wuna
Kontu Naga
Makam Batu Laiwuru
Kecamatan Lawa
Perkelahian Kuda
Kecamatan Lawa
Benteng La Tompu
Layang-layang
tradisional Khagati, dari
Kabupaten Muna
Aduan Kuda, dari
Kabupaten Muna;
Makam Sangia
Warumbei
Benteng Kota Wuna
Benteng Lapute
Benteng Warimbi
Benteng Kontu Molepe
Benteng Maurano
7. Kabupaten Bombana
Tari Potong Pisang, dari
Kabaena di Kabupaten
Bombana
8. Kab. Buton Utara
Benteng Kulisusu
Benteng Bangkudu
Kecamatan Kabawo
Benteng Loghui
Benteng Lababu
Makam Baijul Abidin
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Table: 4:27 Potential Religious Tourism, Culture and History of Southeast Sulawesi
Tabel : 4.29 Potensi Wisata Alam Di Sulawesi Tenggara
1. Kota Kendari
Hutan Raya Murhum
pegunungan Nipa-Nipa,
Kota Kendari
Hutan Nanga nanga
Pulau Bungkutoko
Tambak Wisata
Teluk Kendari
Pantai Purirano
Pantai Nambo
Pantai Maya Ria
Air Terjun lahundape
Taman Hutan Raya
Murhum Taman
2. Kota Bau-Bau
Pulau Makasar
Air Terjun Samparona
Air Terjun Jatuh Tirta
Rimba
Pantai Kamali
Pantai Nirwana
Gua Moko, di Kota
Baubau
Gua lakasa, di Kota
Baubau
Wantiro, di Kota Baubau
Hutan Tirta Rimba, di
Kota Baubau
Batu Poaro, di Kota
Baubau;
Pantai Lakeba, di Kota
Baubau
Pantai Kamali, di Kota
Baubau
Gua Kaisabu, di Kota
Baubau
Lagawuna, di Kota
Baubau;
Air Terjun Samparona,
Baubau
Hutan Lambusango, di
Kabupaten
Buton yang memiliki
keanekaragaman hayati
baik flora dan fauna yang
endemik diantaranya
Permandian Bungi, di
Kota Baubau
Kali Baubau, di Kota
Baubau;
Kolagana, di Kota
Baubau
Sulaa, di Kota Baubau
Wisata Bawah Laut
Basilika, Kabupaten
Buton yang merupakan
kawasan pengembangan
terpadu BASILIKA (Pulau
Batauga, Pulau Siompu,
Pulau Liwutongkidi dan
Pulau Kadatua).
Air Terjun Moramo, di
Kabupaten
Konawe Selatan;
Kaburaburana, air terjun
bertingkat di Kabupaten
Buton
Gua Kaisabu, di Kota
Baubau
Lagawuna, di Kota
Baubau
Air Terjun Samparona,
Baubau
Suaka Margasatwa
Buton Utara,
Cagar Alam Wakonti,
Baubau
Permandian Bungi, di
Kota Baubau;
Kali Baubau, di Kota
Baubau;
Kolagana, di Kota
Baubau
Sulaa, di Kota Baubau
Wisata Bawah Laut
Basilika, di
Kabupaten Buton yang
merupakan
kawasan pengembangan
terpadu BASILIKA (Pulau
Batauga, Pulau Siompu,
Pulau Liwutongkidi dan
Pulau Kadatua).
Baubau Letter, di Kota
7. Kabupaten Wakatobi
9. Kabupaten Kolaka
Utara
Kecamatan Wangi
Permandian Alam Wae

Botoe di desa Raoda
Wisata Gua Permandia
Alam di desa Rante Baru
Wisata Permandian Alam
Danau Biru
Wisata Alam pantai
tanjung sapiri
Wisata AlamTelukLaleko
di Desa Lele Wawo batu
putih
Ekowisata perkebunan
cengkih
Pemandian Tirta Gala
gala
Pantai Kancina
Pemandian Wajo Pantai
Kala
Pantai Air Panas
Hutan Lindung
Lamendai ( Watunbangga)
Sungai terpendek di dunia
yang terletak di
Kabupaten Kolaka Utara
Taman Nasional
Wakatobi
Air Gua Kontamale
Air Gua Tee Kosapi
Pantai Molii Sahatu
Nua Indah
Pantai Jodoh
Liya Honiki
Air Goa Lia Ntade
Goa Alam
Sumanga Island
Kompo Nuone Island
Pantai Usuno
Matahora Beach
Pantai One Meha
Kecamatan Kaledupa
Telaga Sombano
Goa Alam Darawa
Hoga Island
Pantai Peropa
Kampung Lua-lua
Kecamatan Tomia
Pantai Hondue
Pantai Huuntete
Goa Handopa
Sawa Island
Lantea Island
Kecamatan Binongko
Pantai Palahidu
Pantai Buku
Pantai Wee
Anomo Island
Gunung koncu
10. Kabupaten konawe

Utara
Wisata Bahari di Pulau

Labengki
Pantai Taipa Kecamatan
Sawa
Arung Jeram di Kec.
Wiwirano
Telaga Tiga Warna di
Desa
Gugusan Pulau Basilika
Linomoiyo kecamatan
Asera
Air Panas di desa
Wawolesea
Wisata berburu di para
wonua di desa tirta wuta
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Anoa
Suaka Margasatwa
Buton Utara,
Cagar Alam Wakonti,
Baubau
3. Kabupaten Bombana
Pulau Malangke
Objek Wisata Tapuhahi
Objek Wisata Tahi Ite
Pulau Sagori
Gua Watuburi
Pulau Basa
Tanjung Bunga
Air Terjun Sangkona
Objek Wisata Pajongga
Tanjung Ponu ponu
Baubau;;
Hutan Lambusango
Kabupaten Buton yang
memiliki
keanekaragaman hayati
baik flora dan fauna yang
endemik diantaranya
Anoa
kecamatan wiwirano
11. Kabupaten Konawe
Pantai Toropina
Agro di Pudahoa
4. Kabupaten Konawe
Selatan
Air Terjun Moramo
Pulau Hari
Air Panas Kacendi
Tanjung Boti Kolo

Pantai Polewali
3. Kabupaten Kolaka
Pemandian air panas
(Mongolo)
Tamborasi (Wolo)
tanjung Kayu Angin
Futura ( Watubangga)
Sopura ( Pomalaa)
8. Kab. Muna
4. Kabupaten Muna
Kecamatan Lohia
Goa Kobori, di
Kabupaten Muna
Danau Napabale,
Goa Amororondo
Goa Permandian
Sampuha
Danau Napabale
Pantai Meleura
Danau Motonuna
Gua Liang Metandun
Gua Liang Wabose
Gua Liang Toko
Gua Liang La Sabo
Gua Liang La Kalimbu
Gua Liang Idha
Malangsa
Gua Liang Tanggara
Gua Liang Forminsa
Goa Liang Sugi Patani
Goa Kobori
Kecamatan Barangka
Permandian Alam
Matakidi
Kecamatan Bone
tanah Laut Pasikuta
Kecamatan Parigi
Gua Lia Ganda
Permandian Wakumoru
Kecamatan Tiworo
Kepulauan
Pulau Mansaringa
Pulau Indo
Danau Wulanga
Air Terjun Ka Obala
Kecamatan Pasir Putih
Danau Lisu Tembaga
Pantai Langkamelumeluno
Kecamatan Tongkuno
Pantai Pasir Putih
Pantai Pasir Putih Wa
Liang Kabola
Pantai Pasir Putih
Motano
Permandian Maho
Kecamatan
Wakorumba Selatan
Wisata Alam Fari
Sangia Pure pure
Wisata Alam Kawali
Kecamatan Napabalano
Cagar Alam
Napabalano
Pantai Toroh Igah
Pantai Pesisir Putih
Pulau Renda
Pantai Bone
Kecamatan Kabawo
Permainan Oe Balano
Danau Air Laghumbo
Kecamatan Lawa
Sungai Wakante
Kecamatan Maginti
Pantai Pagal
Bendungan Katangana
Kecamatan Lasalepa
Permandian Topa
Kecamatan Kusambi
Pantai Pasir
Mbanguning
Kecamatan Kabangka
Pantai Tanjung Batu
Mata Air Sangia
Kecamatan Maligano
Air Terjun Bumbula
Air Terjun Kalima lima
Air terjun la Bonsa
12. Kab. Buton Utara

Parmandian Air
Panas Karede
Buranga
Pantai Membuku
Sungai Mata Ntahi
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Tabel: 4.28 Potensi Wisata Bahari Di sulawesi Tenggara

Nama Objek Wisata
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Taman Nasional Wakatobi

Konservasi Taman Laut Kima Toli-Toli
Konservasi Taman Laut Labengki
Pantai Nambo
Pantai Taipa
Pantai Toronipa
Pulau Indo
Segitiga Basilika
Pulau Sagori
Pantai Nirwana
Pulau Hari
Pantai Batu Gong
Pantai Kajuangin
Lokasi
Wakatobi
Konawe Utara
Konawe Utara
Kota Kendari
Konawe Utara
Konawe
Muna
P. Buton
P. Kabaena
Baubau
Konawe
Konawe
Kolaka
TOURISM EVENT CALENDAR
Sumber: Dinas Parekraf Prov. Sultra
125
CHAPTER V
SMALL medium, AND VARIOUS CRAFTS
A. SMALL MEDIUM In Southeast Sulawesi
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) is one important part of the economic system in
Southeast Sulawesi, SMEs are having an important role in community economic speed, thus
greatly assist the local authorities in terms of new job creation and passing of SMEs also create
a lot of work units units new in support of household income.
In the development of SMEs in Southeast Sulawesi There are two aspects that need to be
developed
are:
1. Build Promotion System for Market Penetration
2. Caring Network Market to Maintain Market Share
Real performance faced by most businesses, especially micro, small, and medium
enterprises (SMEs) in Southeast Sulawesi, the most prominent is the low level of
productivity, low value added, and the low quality of the product. Although recognized
also that SMEs be employment for the majority of workers in Southeast Sulawesi, but
the contribution of the local and national output in low katagorikan. This is because
SMEs, particularly micro-enterprises and the agricultural sector (which absorb labor),
has a very low productivity.
When used as a productivity wages, the average wage in micro and small enterprises
generally are below the minimum wage. This condition reflects the productivity of micro
and small low when compared with larger businesses.
The data SMEs in Southeast Sulawesi are presented in the following table:
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Table 5.1. Small and Medium Enterprise Data In Southeast Sulawesi Based Business Type
No
.
Nama Perusahaan
Alamat
Telepon / Fax
Produk
1.
Wolio Artshop , Others
Jl.
Sulawesi Tenggara
Tel: 08114001781, 0402-2826681,

0402-2826681
Kerajinan
2.
Sinar Lia Balano, UD
Taman
Surapati
No.
31
Kendari
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Laode
Hadi
No.
86
Sulawesi Tenggara
BTN
Membiri
Blok
D
No
3
/
E7
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
A.Yani
No.3
kendari
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Kelinci
No.11
Tipulu
Sulawesi Tenggara
Anduonoho
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Poros
jati
Mekar
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Ilmiah
No.14
kendari
Sulawesi Tenggara
BTN Wahana Prima Asri Blok G No. 10 Sulawesi
Tenggara
Jl.
Segar
No.
33
Sulawesi Tenggara
Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: -
Makanan dan Minuman
3.
Usaha Bersama, UD
Makanan dan Minuman
4.
Herna, UD
Makanan dan Minuman
5.
Miyami indah, Others
082193268674
Makanan dan Minuman
6.
Riska, Others
082196165414
Makanan dan Minuman
7.
Belana, Others
085241555144
Makanan dan Minuman
8.
Kios, Others
082193048722
Makanan dan Minuman
9.
Sederhana, Others
085241588654
Makanan dan Minuman
10.
Kios Mufidah, Others
Makanan dan Minuman
11.
Melati, Others
12.
Sultra, Others
Jl.
Budi
Utomo
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
D.I.
Panjaitan,Lr.
Al
Muklish
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Bayangkara
Bahari,
Kel.
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Teratai
No.
25
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Cendana
No.
Sulawesi Tenggara
Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: -
13.
Asyifa, UD
14.
Wanita Pesisir, Others
15.
Rental komputer Mega, Others
16.
Cendana, UD
Sijawangkati
6A
34A
No.
70
Poasia
A
19
0852-55748650
Produk Belum Ada
0813-41930250
Produk Belum Ada
Produk Belum Ada
Produk Belum Ada
04013126970
0401-3124284
Lainnya
Produk Belum Ada
127
17.
Toko Ole-Ole Mubarak, Others
By
Sulawesi Tenggara
18.
Mane, Others
kambu
Sulawesi Tenggara
19.
Citra Permata Kendari, Others
20.
Tunas Harapan, Others
Jl. RE Martadinata
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
H.
Sulawesi Tenggara
21.
Sinar Lia baland, Others
22.
Melati, Others
23.
Salon Tuti, Others
24.
Lppo Moi, Others
25.
Bahagia, UD
26.
Mufaidah, Others
27.
Doraju, Others
28.
MECK, Others
29.
Wahana Cipta Konsultan, CV
30.
Juanda Seni, UD
31.
Usaha Mandiri, Others
32.
Sohun 88, Others
33.
Delta, Others
Pass
No.
50,
Kel.
Purirano
Abdullah
Silondae
Jl.
Taman
Sulawesi Tenggara
A. Yani Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Drs.
Abdullah
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Sulawesi Tenggara
BTN
Wahana
Prima
Asri
Blok
Sulawesi Tenggara
Pasar
kota
Sulawesi Tenggara
K.
Sulawesi Tenggara
BTN
Wahana
Blok
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
Sulawesi Tenggara
Lorong
Tamboya,
desa
Sulawesi Tenggara
Desa
Morome,
Kec
Sulawesi Tenggara
Jl.
H.E.A
Sulawesi Tenggara
Suropati
Lawata
Silondae
Hasandara
G
No.10
lama
Permai
14.1
Kolopoa
Langgea
Konda
Mokodompit
Tel:
Fax: -
Produk Belum Ada
Tel:
Fax: -
Makanan dan Minuman
Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: -
Produk Belum Ada
0401-3126327
Produk Belum Ada
Tel:
Fax: Tel: -
085241642992
Makanan dan Minuman
Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: Tel:
Fax: -
Produk Belum Ada
Produk Belum Ada
Produk Belum Ada
Produk Belum Ada
081341651800
Makanan dan Minuman
085241632165
Makanan dan Minuman
085394424952
Produk Belum Ada
081341585927
Makanan dan Minuman
085343708789
081341941116
Kerajinan
0852-13521304
Makanan dan Minuman
085824111902
Makanan dan Minuman
128
Tabel 5.2 Data Sentra Tenun Binaan Dekranasda Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara
N
O
NAMA PERAJIN
1
2
3
4
5
2
La Hamdu ( ATBM/ GEDOKAN
YULIANTI
Nurhayati
Dra. Siti hadijah ( Tenun Aldian )
Wa Opa ( Baru Mekar )
Ali Yansi
7
8
Drs. Tafsin
Hj. Wa Ode Annisa
9
10
11
Juwita ( Juwita Silk )

Akmal
Senni
12
13
14
15
16
Nasrullah ( Sutra Adat )

M. Saenong
Indri Mawati
Amnaeni
Kalambe Duru
17
18
19
Wanuu
Wa Ode Uli
Wa Ode Ngkoopa ( Bunga
Mawar)
Wa Ode Meati ( Agung)
Ode Alami (Pertenunan Rafi)
20
21
LOKASI
DESA/KE
L
3
Bagea
KEC
KAB/KOTA
4
Mawasangka
5
Buton
Siompu
Bone-Bone
Buton
Bau - Bau
Muna
Desa
Masalili
Kolaka
JUMLAH
PRODUKSI
/
BLN
6
720 Lbr 1800
m
120
Lbr
70
Lbr
250
Lbr
Ambeua
Kaledupa
Wanci
Wakatobi
Wakatobi
800
Lbr
200
M
10 Lbr 300 m
15
Lbr
Lapai
Ngapa
Kodeoha
Kolaka
Kolaka Utara
Kolaka Utara
900 Lbr 145 m

10
Lbr
7
Lbr
Konawe
Konawe
Kota Bau-Bau
Kab Wakatobi
Kab.
Wakatobi
Kab. Buton
Kab. Muna
Kab. Muna
800 Lbr 200 m

800 Lbr 200 m
Anggopiu
Anggopiu
Masalili
Kontunaga
Kab. Muna
Kab. Muna
900
Lbr
No. HP
ALAT YANG
DIGUNAKAN
JUMLAH
TENAGA KERJA
7
81524722843
8
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
8
20 org
85241780450
81341880705
85241735298
GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
20 org
50 org
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
50 org
81524736699
81524304196
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
0405 21698
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
81341583404
`
81341505689
81341505689
81341991854
81524803511
8576610083
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
1 org
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
50 org
20 org
81543245122
85241667616
81341710218
GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
85241500590
GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
21 Orang
129
22
Herlin (Tenunan Gedogan)
Lakaranta
Lohia
Kab. Muna
700
Stel
GEDOGAN
34 Orang
23
Wa Abu
Yuyun )
Kapoa
Kadatua
Kab Buton
150
Lbr
GEDOGAN
20 Orang
24
Wa
Abu
(Tenunan
ATBM
Wabula
Asna (Tenunan Gedogan)
Wabula
Kab. Buton
360
Lbr
ATBM/ GEDOGAN
5 Orang
Lantonga
u
Mawasangka
Tengah
Kab. Buton
100
Lbr
GEDOGAN
10
Orang(1
Kelompok)
Lapara
Molona
Lantonga
u
Siompu Barat
Siompu
Mawasangka
Kab. Buton
Kab. Buton
Kab. Buton
100
120
150
Lbr
Lbr
Lbr
GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
10 Orang(1 klp)
20 Orang(2 Klp)
20 Orang(2 Klp)
Sangia
Wabula
Andoolo
Kab. Buton
100
Lbr
GEDOGAN
10 Orang(1 klp)
Konawe
Selatan
30
Lbr
25
26
27
28
29
30
(Tenunan
Gedogan
Wa Roni (Tenunan Gedogan)

Tenunan Gedogan
Wa Nine ( Industri Tenunan
Gedogan)
Wa
Lena(Industri
Tenunan
Gedogan)
Sutra Alam
Patoro
10 org
130
Tabel 5.3 Data Sentra Tenun Binaan Dekranasda Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara
NO
NAMA PERAJIN
LOKASI
DESA/KEL
1
1
2
Wa Opa ( Baru Mekar )
3
Desa Masalili
Nasrullah ( Sutra Adat )
Anggopiu
Ali Yansi
4
5
La Hamdu ( ATBM/
YULIANTI )
Juwita ( Juwita Silk )
Dra. Siti hadijah
GEDOKAN
Wabula
KEC
KAB
JUMLAH
PRODUKSI / BLN
5
Muna
6
250 Lbr/M
Konawe
800/Lbr
Kolaka
200 s/d 300 m

800 s/d 1200 m
200 s/d 300 Lbr
Buton
120
Lbr 1800m
Kolaka
900
Lbr
Kota Bau Bau
145
300
m
Lbr
No. HP
ALAT YANG
DIGUNAKAN
8
ATBM/
GEDOGAN
ATBM/
GEDOGAN
ATBM/
GEDOGAN
ATBM/
GEDOGAN
ATBM/
GEDOGAN
GEDOGAN
131
JUMLAH
TENAGA
KERJA
9
50 Orang
50 Orang
15 orang
20 Orang
50 Orang
20 Orang
Drs. Tafsin
Ambeua
Kaledupa
Wakatobi
10
Lbr 300 m
ATBM/
GEDOGAN
10 Orang
Table 5.4. Data Center Woven Crafts Patronage Dekranasda Southeast Sulawesi Province
NO
NAMA PERAJIN
LOKASI
DESA/KEL
KEC
KAB/KOTA
4
Baruga
5
Kota Kendari
1
1
2
Saleh ( Rotan, Pandan )
Sutra Alam
Patoro
Andoolo
Konawe Selatan
Anyaman
Ambalodangge
Laeya
Konawe Selatan
Mandara
Anduna
Laeya
Konawe Selatan
JUMLAH
PRODUKSI / BLN
6
Keranjang
Alas Piring
- Tenunan Sarung
- Tenunan Bhn Baju
- Tutup/Alas Gelas,
Taplak meja,Tempat
Tisu,Tutup Bosara,
Sarung Aqua
- Tikar
- Tudung
- Wadah/Bakul
- Anjaman Lidi
- Kain Polos, Manik2
- Perca Kain
- Hiasan/Pernik
NO. HP
ALAT YANG
DIGUNAKA
N
8
JUMLAH
TENAGA
KERJA
9
12 bh
6 bh
30 lbr
30 lbr
15 set
10 org
10 org
6 org
20 lbr
25 lbr
15 buah
70 Buah
5 org
4 org
3 org
6 org
5 lbr
5 lbr
15 set
8 org
8 org
8 org
132
CV. Aditya Pratama
Aepodu
Laeya
Konawe Selatan
Pembuatab Alat
Rumah Tangga
(Parut Kelapa)
15 buah
Djamiah ( Nentu, Rotan, Pandan )
Anduna
Laeya
Konawe Selatan
Alas Piring dll
15 set
10 bh
Suy ( Pandan, Sorume )
Rawua
Uepai
Konawe
Mursi ( Bambu )
Sari Mukti
Langkikima
Konawe Utara
Keranjang
Alas Piring
20 bh
100 bh
Kelompok Dasa Wisma ( Anyaman

Pandan )
Kelompok Perajin ( Nentu )
Kelompok Perajin Kerang
Kerangan
Wasampela
Buton
Kamputuri
Kaditua
Buton
Buton
10
11
12
Ibu Wania ( Nentu )
13
Zubaedah ( Nentu, Rotan )
14
Kelompok Kubestana ( Nentu )
Desa Korihi
Ponre
Muna
Wolo
Kolaka
Kapontori
Wolowa
2 org
Keranjang, Alas Piring, Bosara

Tempat Sendok dll 50 buah
10 org
Buton
Keranjang
Alas Piring
dll
Nentu
15 bh
25 bh
10 bh
10 bh
Buton
Nentu
10 bh
10 orang
Buton
Tikar
450 Lbr
10 orang
100
orang(5
Kelompo
k)
Kelompok PKK ( Nentu )
Dusun Galanti
15
Koperasi Keluarga ( Pandan )
Kase
16
Wangi- Wangi
Wangi- Wangi
Wanci
Wakatobi
Tenunan
50 Lbr
Wangi- Wangi
Longa
Wakatobi
Akseoris,Tempat
Tisu, Hiasan dinding
100 buah
5 org
5 org
17
Wangi-Wangi Selatan
Wangi-Wangi
Selatan
Padakuru
Wakatobi
Bambu
20 buah
18
Kaledupa
Kaledupa
Lagiwae
Wakatobi
Sarung Boke
20 lbr
5 org
133
Kaledupa
Lagiwae
Wakatobi
Aksesoris, Hiasan
Dinding,Gantungan
Kunci
Dinding,Gantungan
Kunci
50 buah
5 org
5 org
19
Kaledupa Selatan
Kaledupa
Selatan
Tampana
Wakatobi
Sarung
20 lbr
5 org
20
21
Tomia
Tomia
Tomia
Tomia
Onemai
Onemai
Wakatobi
Wakatobi
Sarung
Aksesoris, Hiasan
Dinding,Gantungan
Kunci
20 lbr
50 buah
5 org
5 org
Tabel 5.5 Data Perajin Binaan Dekranasda prov. Sultra

NO
JENIS
NAMA
LOKASI
KERAJINAN
SENTRA
DESA/KEL
KEC
1
1
2
Perak
4
Bonggoeya
2
3
4
Agel
Tenunan
Tenunan ATBM
3
Dekranasda Prov.
Sultra
Sda
Sda
ATBM
Gedokan
Yulianti
Sda
Sda
Wabula
Asesoris Adat
6
7
Pembuatan Panamba
Tenun Gedokan
8
9
10
Nentu
Kuningan
Nentu
UD Mulia
Mekar Baru
11
12
ATBM Gedokan
Tenunan
Baru Mekar
Usaha
Usaha
Nirwana
JUMLAH
JUMLAH
KAB
TENAGA KERJA
PRODUKSI / BLN
5
Baruga
6
Kendari
7
13 Orang
8
100-150 Buah
Sda
Sda
sda
sda
Buton
6 Orang
2 Orang
20 Orang
100 Buah
30 40 M
2000
M
Melai
Kota Bau-Bau
Tenun
Sulaa
Kota Bau-Bau
sda
Tenun
Gonda Baru
La Manga
Korihi,
Montobuha
Masalili
Ameroro
Kontunaga
PEMASARAN
sda
sda
Muna
75
Orang
200
Buah
Muna
Konawe
50
40
Orang
Orang
200
2000
Lbr
Lbr
134
9
Show
Room
Dekranasda
13
14
ATBM
Yulianti
Gedokan
15
16
Sutera Adat
Nurmia
La Hamdu
Mandonga
Wabula
Nurhayati
Dra. Siti hadijah
Siompu
Kota Kendari
Buton
10
Lbr
120 Lbr 1800 m
Buton
Kota Bau - Bau
120
300
Lbr
Lbr
8E+10
9E+10
Tabel 5.6. U K M BINAAN DEKRANASDA PROV. SULTRA

NO
NAMA USAHA
JENIS PRODUKSI
PIMPINAN
DEKRANASDA PROV. SULTRA
2
3
DEKRANASDA KOTA KENDARI

PERTENUNAN ATBM YULIANTI
SUTRA ADAT
5
6
7
8
BARU MEKAR
MAHKOTA
MANTIK SANGIA
USAHA TENUN AL DIAN
9
10
MEKAR BARU
SUY
- KERAJINAN PERAK
- ANYAMAN
- KERAJINAN PERAK
- TENUN
ALAMAT
Dra. Hj. TINA NUR ALAM
JL. JEND. A. YANI NO. 87 KENDARI
Dra. Hj. SRI YASTIN ASRUN

LA HAMDU
JL.
JL. HAYAM WURUK BAU-BAU
- TENUN
NASRULLA
DESA ANGGOPIU, KEC. UEPI. KAB. KONAWE
WA OPA
Hj. ENDANG
MUH. ALI YANSI
Dra SITI HADIJAH
DESA MASALILI KEC. KONTUNAGA KAB. MUNA

MALL MANDONGA
KELURAHAN LALOMBAA KEC. KOLAKA
JLN HAYAM WURUK NO 198 KEL BONE-BONE
WANIA
SUY
KOTA BAU-BAU
KAB. MUNA
KAB. KONAWE
TENUN
TENUN
TENUN
TENUN
ANYAMAN NENTU
ANYAMAN PANDAN,
SORUME
TELP/HP
KE
T
(0401) 3190040,
CP. 081341714345
Sumber : DEKRANASDA Prov. Sultra 2014
135
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O85255241283
O81341505689
O81943201768
O85241735898
O81341701901
O81341847618
(0402) 2821419
O81341880705
A. Various
1.
Nentu
Crafts
in
Lohia
in
district.
Southeast
Sulawesi
Muna
Various kinds of furniture that have aesthetic

value of this, it is formed from the raw material of
wild plants which are still quite a lot of people
scattered
in
forest
areas
Muna.
Art power and patience, and patience of the
craftsmen webbing comes from older people they
are taught from generation to generation. But at
this time weaving skills nentu, no longer confined
to the collateral relatives, but has grown free to
anyone
who
wants
to
learn.
Lohia community has several times held nentu weaving skills training to the wider community.
Until finally built "home nentu" as a container to hold trainings woven nentu, as well as a
place to display the results of webbing, offering price is quite affordable, ranging from Rp
100,000 to Rp 1,250,000.
Map Craftsmen Nentu In Muna
Wild plants growing Nentu
1. Teak Carving Crafts and Gembol Wake Village Sari

Basic materials and wood carving craft Gembol taken from the root timber that
resembles a tumor lumps. Material - The material obtained from teak wood forest
district. Muna Southeast Sulawesi, is known since their kejarinan Japanese soldier
when
mastering
Southeast
Sulawesi
Province.
The basic ingredients gembol chosen craft and taken from the roots of highquality wood and Uniq (without connection) The craftsmen also choose
136
materials are
actually
already
formed
naturally
to
determine the
texture,
Furthermore,
the
natural
texture enhanced by polished and colored in order to
produce amazing work. The work of the craft such as
wall clocks, table, chairs, ashtrays, and various carvings
are shaped like animals and human-like skeleton. The craft
prices vary, ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars.
Lokasi Kerajinan Gembol Terletak di desa Bangunsari Kec.Lasalepa, Kab. Muna
Gembol search in Forest
Gloves Weaving Village Lapolea

Gloves Muna Lapolea Village District of Lawa, Gloves are woven manually with very limited
production
and has the uniqueness of each so as to match the pattern in
detail
is
very
difficult.
Sarong
is
easily found in the district. Muna, karean almost every
village has
a traditional petenun without using modern machine
Gloves Weaving Village Lapolea

Here
is
the
table
name
Muna
Table 5.7. Type and Price Gloves Weaving Muna
NO
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
JENIS SARUNG TENUN

Bhotu + Salenda
Samasili+ Salenda
Bharalu
Jhalima
Gunung-Gunung
Kambeano Bhanggai
Lejha
Kaparanggigi
Bhia-Bhia
Paghino Toghe
Katamba Gawu
Manggo-Manggopa
gloves
and
selling
price:
HARGA SARUNG TENUN

Rp 300.000,Rp 300.000,Rp 175.000,Rp 175.000,Rp 250.000,Rp 175.000,Rp 150.000,Rp 200.000,Rp 150.000,Rp 175.000,Rp 175.000,Rp 175.000,137
13
14
15
16
Kapododo
Lante-Lante
Koburino
Finding Konini
Of all kinds sarong above, there are eight kinds of custom woven sheath Muna patented is as follows:
1.
Bhotu
2.
Lejha
3.
Samasili
4.
Findang
Konini
5. Kaso-Kasopa Bharalu 6. Mango-Manggopa Bhia-Bhia.
B. Craft Buton and Bau-Bau

1. Gloves Weaving
Since the establishment of the kingdom of Buton later
turned into the Sultanate of Buton, sarong is part of the
cultural heritage of the imperial relic Masi Buton exist.
Buton Weaving uniqueness lies not only in style and
color alone, but in its function as social media for public
relations adhesive Buton. In addition, woven fabric Buton
also become self-identity and social, religious rituals, as
well as the media to understand the natural environment
in which they live
Buton can weave in Meet in the village Bone-Bone, Sulaa, Tarafu and Melai.
1. Kerajinan Panamba
Craft
Panamba
Panamba or table cover can be found in the area in the district Melai
and Baa'dia Murhum. Today the craftsmen using velvet material
because it was difficult to get pandan leaves previously used
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2. Craft Brass And Silver

Silversmith and Brass can be
found in the area Lamangga, while
craftsmen brass da in the area Melai.
This small business produces various
kinds of ornaments / decorations are
usually used in traditional clothing olio,
such as bracelets, necklaces, earrings,
and their tuning
ashtray equipment, household
utensils, also of various jewelry
3. Craft Pottery
This type of craft you can see in the Lipu Bau-Bau

Buton. This is the kind of small business (which is run
by the family) that produces a variety of pot, vase, pans
and other household appliances.
C. Craft Wakatobi
1. Blacksmith
Binongko Wakatobi islands known as the Artisan Iron,
Crafts can be found at any point in the area Binongko
Islands, carried out by more than 3 people. The
handicrafts are marketed to in the areas in Parang
Wakatobi.Jenis can be made according to customer
orders.
Among the four main islands in Wakatobi, Binongko
island located in southeastern most tip. The island is
also the most distant Residents blacksmith Binongko
has become hereditary. Parents and grandparents they
are also a blacksmith.
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Coconut Shell Craft

Crafts eighth shell contained in Tomia precisely on Waitii
Society with a distance of 3 km from Kec.Tomia. This craft is
made in various shapes such as kitchen equipment, decoration
etc. Living Room. The materials used are coconut shell and wood
and polished.
1. Woven Silk Wakatobi

Silk Fabrics excellence Wakatobi is Natural Fiber that has good
strength and flexibility. When compared with all natural fibers
silk arguably has the highest strength. Of course, also with
regard its density. So although thin and lightweight, this silk
fabric may be pitted strength and flexibility. Certainly not
compared the silk with synthetic fibers. Because almost all
synthetic fibers have the power and flexibility that will not be
defeated natural fibers.
1.
Craft Kolaka
Weaving Tolaki Mekongga a typical woven Kolaka District

and the City of Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi Province, which in
his time dressing the kings or nobles descendants of the tribe
Tolaki one of the tribes in southeast Sulawesi.
Until now, Weaving Tolaki other than clothing made compulsory

on cultural events, is also a mandatory fashion governments in
several districts in Southeast Sulawesi.
D. Craft Kendari
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Accessories
Silver
And
Weaving
(Kendari
Werk)
Werk Kendari is the art of preparing a strand silver or gold into
jewelry typical of Southeast Sulawesi, introduced first by Re A
Woi, a descendant of China in the early 20th century Kendari werk
is derived from the Dutch word meaning "work Kendari". It is one
kind of silver with filigree technique, a method that is rarely found
in other silver centers in this country.
The specialty of this craft is made with high silver composition, a minimum of 97% while the rest of
other materials such as brass or copper are used for
brazing. Technique makes it is fine silver threads weave into
a framework or frame which is also made of silver. Yarn formed
according to the desired pattern so as to produce filigree
smooth, detailed, and intricate. . In the Dutch period, the work
Jie even managed to spread to various countries in Europe.
Queen Elizabeth of England and Queen Wilhemina of the
Netherlands is the second major figure ever fascinated with
this silver craft. At that time, the Queen of England ordered a
carriage and the Queen of the Netherlands ask Jie to make a
silver platter to the cake..
This craft can be found in the king Dekranasda building or National Craft Council. JL Jend.A.Yani
No. 87, Lepolepo Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi, Tel / fax: (0401) 390 040, here available range of
creations in the form of rings, necklaces, pins and brooches shaped leaves or flowers.
1. Craft Kere
A grandfather with his granddaughter knitting bamboo strips into a sunshade in

Kendari. Handicrafts made of bamboo and used as a sun protector sold for Rp 50
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thousand - hundreds of thousands per strip,

this easy Crafts encountered in the shaft
Wua-Wua - Lepo-Lepo kendari
E. Various Souvenir and Souvenirs Typical Southeast Sulawesi

1. Souvenir
Boats In Bottle
Rp. 90.000
Wood sculpture Anoa Rp.

80. 000,-
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Wood sculpture Chicken Rp. 80.000
Statue Wood Turtle Rp 80.000, -
Sea Shells Glass Ashtray Rp. 80,000
Sea Shells Soap Glass Place Rp. 80,000 Rp. 80.000
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Pajangan Perahu Kayu Hitam Rp.
Pajangan Perahu Kayu Rp. 100.000
300.000
Silversmithing) Display Boats Rp. 800.000

1,200,000
( Woven fabric) Shirt Rp. 380.000
Silversmithing Displays Unity Monument Kendari Rp.
(Silversmithing) Displays Fish Rp. 800,000
Such souvenirs can be found in the shop for souvenirs typical of

Southeast Sulawesi, namely:
2. 1.
At
the
airport
Haluoleo
Kendari
2. In Store By-by Jl. By Pas and Wua-Wua Kendari
Kendari
3. Contact Contact Person at No. Hp: 0852 5555
3685 or em @ il: ivo_wel@yahoo.com
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A.

Government of Southeast Sulawesi Province

GEOGRAPHICAL LAYOUT AND BORDERS

In orientatif Southeast Sulawesi province

District Konawe Selatan

District Kolaka Utara

District Buton Utara

District Konawe Utara

source: Bureau of Statistics

Topography of Southeast Sulawesi province has a surface

ampliata, Platygyra versifora, Euphyllia glabrescens, Tubastrae afrondes, Stylophora pistillata,

Diagram 1.2. Population Density Estimation Southeast Sulawesi province in 2013

Buton (11.62%), Muna (11.85%), Wakatobi (4.03%), North

Source: Media Centre, 2013

F. DEVELOPMENT VISION AND MISSION

In the context of the

In order to accelerate the development of well-being, independence and competitiveness of the

MEN + WOMEN (%)

Kota Bau bau

Number of Teachers, Students and Schools

Ministry By District / City 2011/2012

Educational development targets emphasis on quality improvement and expansion of

PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL

College of Health Sciences Avicenna,

In an effort to improve public health services in Southeast Sulawesi provincial government to do so

the prevention of endemic in areas of endemic goiter and ditingkatkan

Hospital Bahteramas Southeast Sulawesi Province

The number of districts

Source: Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia Pusdatin 2012

Table 2.5 Hospital of Southeast Sulawesi

Province in 2013 Viewed From Category And

Human Development Index of

A. INFRASTRUCTURE EAST SULAWESI

Source: Department of Public Works Southeast Sulawesi Province 2013

Land transportation in the form of public transportation

Bau-Bau Buton (mainland Muna)

Buton Island - Wanci Island

Kolaka - Bajoe, South Sulawesi.

Table: 2.8 Seaport in Southeast Sulawesi Based Kind

Pelabuhan Kapal Very Kolaka - Bajoe

Angkutan Laut Kendari-Raha-Bau-Bau

Pomalaa service Kolaka

The airport is located in District Pomalaa, Kolaka,

Sugimanuru service Muna

Betoambari service Bau-Bau

The airport is located in the Village Katobengke,

Matahora service Wakatobi

Angia service Nibandera Kolaka

The airport is located in the City Kolaka Kolaka

2.2 Flight Path Map Available Domestic / International

A. DOMESTIC FLIGHT SCHEDULE / INTERNATIONAL

Table 2.8: Schedule of Garuda Flight Kendari - Makassar

Table 2.9: Garuda Kendari Flight Schedules Jakarta

Table 2.10: Aircraft Flight Schedules Sriwijaya Air Kendari - Makassar

Table 2.11: Aircraft Flight Schedules Sriwijaya Air Kendari - Surabaya

Table 2. 12: Aircraft Flight Schedules Sriwijaya Air Kendari - Jakarta

Tabel 2.12: Jadwal Penerbangan Pesawat Lion Air Kendari - Jakarta

Table 2.13: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Kendari - Jakarta

Table 2.14: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Kendari - Surabaya

Table 2.15: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Kendari - Makassar

ber: Dinas Parekraf Prov. Sultra 2014

Table 2.16: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Kendari - Wakatobi

Table 2.17: Aircraft Flight Schedule Lion Air Baubau - Makassar