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The Effect of Livelihood Assets Conditions on the Well-being of the Ketapanrame Tourism Village Community, Mojokerto Regency
International journal of sustainable development and planning, Vol.21(4), pp.1491-1503
04/2026
Abstract
Rural tourism is highly dependent on local communities as well as natural and built environments. While tourism’s impact is widely studied, there remains a research gap in how the five livelihood assets interact collectively as a holistic system to influence community well-being, particularly in award-winning tourism villages. This study bridges this theoretical fragmentation by integrating the Sustainable Livelihood Framework with the subjective well-being construct to examine how these five types of capital (physical, financial, natural, social, and human) affect community flourishing. The research was conducted in Ketapanrame Village, which was awarded the title of Best Tourism Village in 2023 by the Ministry of Tourism of Indonesia. This study employs a quantitative approach using Structural Equation Modeling–Partial Least Squares (SEM-PLS) analysis to assess the condition of livelihood assets and their influence on community well-being. The findings reveal that tourism development in Ketapanrame Village significantly reshapes livelihood assets, where financial and social capital emerge as the primary predictors of life satisfaction and emotional well-being, with R-square values reaching 0.752 and 0.840 respectively. This suggests that the management of institutional trust and inclusive financial systems is more critical for community well-being in service-based tourism models than traditional natural resource extraction.
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- Title
- The Effect of Livelihood Assets Conditions on the Well-being of the Ketapanrame Tourism Village Community, Mojokerto Regency
- Publication Details
- International journal of sustainable development and planning, Vol.21(4), pp.1491-1503
- Resource Type
- Journal article
- Publisher
- International Information and Engineering Technology Association (IIETA)
- Copyright
- © 2026 The authors.
- Identifiers
- 99381815033806600
- Academic Unit
- Business Administration; Lewis Bear Jr. College of Business
- Language
- English