Palm oil cluster resilience to enhance indigenous welfare by innovative ability to address land conflicts: Evidence of disaster hierarchy

Abstract Recently, capacity building has been named the government’s target in evaluating strengthening land function cycle collaboration reducing disaster conflicts due to palm oil expansion. Disaster over plantations are main cause of fundamental transition environmental culture and customs, especially concerning welfare indigenous people Jambi Province, Indonesia. This article aims combine information on decision hierarchies Geographical Information System (GIS) imaging applications assess complaints risk development clusters factors boom eight Rokan hamlets, Jambi. The combination Analytical Hierarchy Process simulation GIS method GeoDa density test is used synergistically analyze following criteria for causes: disputes, water pollution, habitat scarcity, drought/forest fires, floods, crop failure. results hierarchy show that priority disputes followed by fires floods. Meanwhile, answer alternative stakeholder decisions regional government according predictions from findings frequency resolution have occurred past. In addition, detected six hamlets having very high conflicts, but two had no conflict incidents. A approach social, economic, fields one solutions minimizing caused