Integration of Islamic Values and Local Wisdom of Siri' Na Pacce in the Sustainability of Settlement Arrangement by the Community Self-Help Agency (BKM) Post-KOTAKU Program
Abstract
Using a case study of the Community Self-Help Agency (BKM) in post-KOTAKU settlement improvement initiatives, this study explores how the integration of religious values and indigenous cultural norms strengthens local institutional capacity and enhances the sustainability of community-based settlement governance. It further develops a conceptual model of local institutions rooted in religious and cultural values. Qualitative in nature, the research focuses on three BKMs in Gowa Regency. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, participant observation, and document analysis, and analyzed based on themes. The findings indicate that locally led initiatives of BKM plays a crucial role in supporting the sustainability of environmental and settlement improvements. The outcomes include both technical and administrative management engagement and strengthened community participation and sense of ownership. The integration of Islamic values such as justice, and public interest with the local wisdom of Siri' na Pacce, emphasizing honor (Siri') and social solidarity (Pacce), serves as a moral and spiritual foundation. The synergy of the two gave rise to a hybrid model of institutional capacity, an integrative model combining the normative-spiritual, socio-cultural, and structural-institutional dimensions.
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