Social Innovation Platform Phase 2 - Realize the Prototype into Real Life

After a successful prototype, the Social Innovation Platform (SIP)  Phase II will continue to focus on the implementation of mango agro-tourism in Ciwaru Village. In addition, the second phase also focuses on re-engaging with stakeholders invited to participate in the SIP phase. This activity aims to facilitate the prototyping of mango agro-tourism packages, including the development of social business model canvases (SBMC) and tourism information guides, capacity building for tourism actors, advocacy, and socialization with relevant stakeholders.

In the process, this activity was divided into three types of implementation: re-engagement with stakeholders, which was carried out on October 16–18, 2022; face-to-face co-creation on November 11–12, 2022; and a technical workshop and co-design on December 5–7, 2022.

In October 2022, the SIP team from RDI & UNDP met the community representatives for mango-farm tourism & local tourism representatives. The team discussed the plan to create an integrated tourism package in Ciwaru Village & plan for a partnership with other local stakeholders for its implementation. In November 2022,  the team carried out a co-creation visit in the mango farming area with village officials and community representatives in Ciwaru Village, Ciletuh Geopark, Sukabumi Regency. The team discussed the prototype design and mapped an alternate location for implementing the mango agrotourism with stakeholders.

In December 2022, as a follow-up before the prototyping process, the SIP team conducted a technical workshop and co-design process to create a detailed plan for prototyping. The team that was involved was Sakti Herliansyah, Gemilang, and Michael Hutahaean, with several tourism stakeholders from Ciwaru Village. The co-design process produced a detailed plan for prototyping mango agro-tourism in Ciwaru. Lastly, the team headed to Tamanjaya Village for a re-engagement process with the community and tourism stakeholders from Tamanjaya Village on December 7, 2022. The detailed prototyping plan that has been prepared will be implemented at the end of December 2022 to develop mango agro-tourism in Ciwaru Village.