Mengurai Kompleksitas Pemberdayaan Tanah Masyarakat: Pelajaran dari Gugus Tugas Reforma Agraria di Bangka Tengah

Community Land Empowerment (PTM) and the role of the Agrarian Reform Task Force (GTRA) are important to overcome inequality in land access in Indonesia. However, improving coordination between sectors is necessary to enhance the effectiveness of PTM implementation. This research aims to determine the role of GTRA in implementing PTM and various developments in access arrangements in Central Bangka Regency, as well as the problems and solutions faced. The research uses qualitative methods by collecting data through document reviews, interviews, and literature studies, as well as qualitative descriptive analysis. This research produces findings about the role of GTRA in implementing PTM to support SDGs goals through partnerships. GTRA develops access with infrastructure and non-infrastructure assistance from various agencies, such as the Department of Fisheries, Maritime Affairs, and Agriculture, as well as the Department of Housing, Settlement Areas, and Transportation, as well as capital and infrastructure assistance from the Department of Industry, Trade, Cooperatives, and UMKM. The PTM model implemented includes integrated agriculture, cross-sector collaboration, and UMKM development. GTRA faces a variety of obstacles, including a lack of community participation, changes in officials, difficulties collecting initial data, unsynchronized spatial data, time constraints, and passive village officials.