The Social Development Strategy in Line with Buddhist Integrative to Self-sufficiency on the Basis Driven by the Civil State

Abstract

Objective of this research was to propose the social development strategy in line with Buddhist integrative to self-sufficiency on the basis driven by the civil state. Methodology was the applied research using in-depth interview from key informants, focus group discussion with experts, action research by workshop and development on field study for apply the social development strategy in line with Buddhist integrative to self-sufficiency on the basis driven by the civil state. Research findings showed that the social development in line with Buddhist integrative to self-sufficiency on the basis driven by the civil state, an analysis of the weaknesses, strengths, threats and opportunities to development and to define a mission consisted of 1) a mission that must be fulfilled immediately, 2) a mission that must be fulfilled, 3) a mission to be initiated, and 4) mission to review. As for the strategic issues to achieve the strategy for the social development strategy in line with Buddhist integrative to self-sufficiency on the basis driven by the civil state, namely: strategy 1: development according to the principles of Buddhist practice, strategy 2: developing mental faculties, strategy 3: lifelong learning, strategy 4: coexistence in a multicultural society, and strategy 5: to driven of Buddhist development center.