The Practice of Social Agents in Developing Kampoeng Ikan Community Groups, Kluncing Village, Banyuwangi

Abstract

The bad habits of the people of Kluncing Village in utilizing the river as a place to bathe, wash
and toilet. Causing the river to experience pollution and damage. This condition eventually invited
concern and care for two local figures to make changes until the formation of the Pokmas
Kampoeng Ikan. This research is a descriptive study with a qualitative research approach.
Determination of informants is done by purposive sampling or directly selected by the researcher.
Furthermore, in data collection techniques, researchers used three data collection techniques
including observation, interviews, and documentation. Researchers used Anthony Giddens'
structuration theory as an analysis knife. The results of the study explain that there are various
social practices carried out by agents in developing the Pokmas Kampoeng Ikan. Agents always
strive to sensitize the surrounding community, providing examples, training and mentoring for
beginners to learn proper freshwater fish farming. In addition to modeling actions, agents also
routinely hold gatherings every two weeks and collaborate with various parties. The relationship
between agent and structure shows the duality of structure that occurs through the schemes of
significance, domination, and legitimacy