Development Model of Creative Industries: An Application of MACTOR

Abstract

This study aims to identify the role of stakeholders in the development of creative industries in Sukoharjo district and formulate models of creative industry development through the patterns of stakeholder relationships involved. This research uses descriptive method. The analytical method uses MACTOR analysis to explain the relationship and role of stakeholders in developing creative industry. The results show that stakeholders representing the main players of creative economic development in Sukoharjo are the Department of Planning, Regional Research and Development, the Department of SME, the Department of Trade, the Department of Industry and Manpower and, the University, FEDEP, the Craft Association, and Entrepreneur. Stakeholders with the highest influence are SMIEs, so that they can be central figures in the development of creative industries. While the objectives consisting of Advantages, profit, network, main duty, and Local Income (PAD) received a positive response from all actors, meaning that all actors agreed with the objectives, and convergence was divided into two groups according to the interests of each stakeholder with the interests of each stakeholder. The problem of developing creative industries Sukoharjo is a complex problem that cannot be seen partially because it involves not only economic but also social, cultural and political issues. Not all stakeholders are actively involved in the development of creative economy and every stakeholder has different interests optimizing the development of creative industries is required model of coordination framework among stakeholders in the development of creative industries in Sukoharjo District. Keywords: creative industry, handicraft, interest, influence, interdependence, stakeholders.

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