Papuan Youth Must Utilize the Potential of Local Agriculture

Papuan Youth Must Utilize the Potential of Local Agriculture

Papua Traditional Entrepreneurs' Chamber of Commerce (KAPP) Lanny Jaya hopes, all young people in the area who have completed their studies but are still in the study city in Indonesia to immediately go home and apply the knowledge in the community.
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Lanny Jaya regency BPD KAPP Chairperson, Fredi Ginia Tabuni, when met by Jubi, said that many potential Papuan youths had completed their studies but had not yet found employment, even though much of the knowledge gained could be applied in the community, Sunday (12/8) / 2019) night.
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"KAPP hopes that all Lanny Jaya youths who have completed their studies but still in urban areas must immediately return to their respective hamlets to apply the knowledge they have gained on their study benches," he said.
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According to him, the challenges and competition in finding work is very high in urban areas, but young people should be creative and observant in seeing current developments, where local potential in the region has high economic value.
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"For example, in Lanny Jaya there is a lot of potential that youths have to work on such as planting raw materials such as soybeans, clearing coffee land, peanuts, corn, raising chickens, rabbits and others," he said. With intention and hard work, KAPP and the local government can facilitate young people who are serious about entrepreneurship. In addition, KAPP invited all Lanny Jaya intellectuals to return to the village and start guiding the community to use the natural potential that exists.
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Meanwhile, BPP KAPP Papua Musa Haluk added, in addition to entrepreneurship in agriculture, KAPP also engaged in services and construction, general goods procurement, export-import and the real sector economy. "For the real sector, we hope the role of youth and local communities to utilize the local potential that exists in their respective regions. We don't just ask but don't work, prepare the land and what we want to plant and ask us for seeds, "Musa said.