Stakeholder’s Role in Cultural Community of Magersari Village Kasepuhan Palace Cirebon
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Magersari Village is an area devoted to families and descendants of the Kasepuhan Palace servants, which is located around the Kasepuhan Palace. Magersari Village has policy makers who have an active or passive role in the development of Magersari Village or can be referred to as Stakeholders. Magersari Village has a stakeholder, namely the Sultan of the Kasepuhan Palace. At this time Indonesia is dealing with the Covid 19 pandemic, Magersari Village is also affected by Covid 19. In this situation the role of stakeholders is needed in the running of all activities in Magersari Village, both in the business sector, tourism, and activities within the Kasepuhan Palace. The purpose of writing this article is to identify the division of stakeholder roles in the Magersari Village community during the Covid 19 pandemic. In this study using a figurative descriptive analysis method. Interview is used as data collection method. The result of the research is there are three main stakeholders named government, palace, and the community itself. These stakeholders have division on stakeholders’ role. Overall, the results conclude that there are stakeholders’ role synchronization in Magersari Village during Covid 19 pandemic.
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