TernAkses: Livestock Investment Services Based on Crowdfunding Through Custodial Services and Millennial Farming Planning Moch. Farid Afandi (a), Muh. Alfin Khusaini (b), Nuphanudin (c*), Heri Purwanto (d), Kurnia Adi Prakoso (e)
a, b) Universitas Trunojoyo Madura
c, d) Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
* nuphanudiniljas[at]upi.edu
e) Badan Perencanaan Pembangunan Daerah Gunungkidul, DIY
Abstract
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) becomes an important focus on measuring the level of public welfare. One of the sectors contributing to Indonesias GDP in the agricultural sector in the livestock sub-sector products. Indonesia is a country that is able to contribute from the livestock sub-sector to meet the food needs of the community at large. However, a classic problem arises in accessing capital and sales of livestock products, which makes the contribution of the livestock sub-sector fluctuate every year so that Indonesia must import livestock products to meet public demand. The development of crowdfunding-based financial technology as a breeder capital strategy through capital contributions supported by the integration of livestock partners and millennial farms planning with academics and practitioners. Through innovations based on the digitalization of financing and marketing of livestock products and supported by a positive trend of internet growth which is a separate opportunity to encourage increased access to livestock. TernAkses is an investment service innovation and sale and purchase of livestock products that connect investors who have excess capital to farmers who need capital with the support of online and offline-based marketing. The services provided by TernAkses support the creation of a system of solving livestock problems from upstream to downstream, through funding programs, partnerships, training, assistance, marketing, and livestock sharing. TernAkses uses a service base in the form of websites and android applications that can be accessed through a broad range of community smartphones. In its application, the synergy of related stakeholders is needed to be able to implement the concept of the Access Approach. It is hoped that this concept can provide convenience and encourage an increase in the livestock sub-sector, as well as related parties.
